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University of the State of New York
Examinations Department

108th examination

8TH MEDICAL EXAMINATION

PATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS
Thursday, March 16, 1893-1: 15 to 4: 15 p. m., only

Answer any 10 of the questions on this paper but no more. number (√) of each one of the questions you have answered.

I What are the four cardinal indications of inflammation? 2 What do you understand by the term anæmia?

3 What are mucous rales?

4 Give the symptoms of an ordinary case of scarlet fever.

5 Describe an attack of acute articular rheumatism.

6 Differentiate between cystic and renal hæmaturia.

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7 What abnormal organic ingredients are found in the urine in chronic morbus Brightii?

8 Define ascites.

9 Give the differential diagnosis between cerebro-spinal meningitis and typhoid fever.

10 What are the physical signs of pulmonary solidification? II Differentiate catarrhal from croupous pneumonitis.

12 What is fatty degeneration?

13 What is the character of the discharge in nasal diphtheritis? 14 Give the general symptoms of cerebral hemorrhage.

15 Give the differential diagnosis between coma and syncope.

University of the State of New York

Examinations Department

109th examination

9TH MEDICAL EXAMINATION

PATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS

Thursday, April 13, 1893—1:15 to 4: 15 p. m., only

Answer any 10 of the questions on this paper but no more. number (√) of each one of the questions you have answered.

I How does inflammatory exudation occur?

2 What are the physical characters of red hepatization?
3 Give the normal relation of the pulse to respiration.
4 Describe hæmatemesis and its pathology.

5 What is hypertrophy?

6 Define the term dyspnoea.

7 What is catarrhal pneumonitis?

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8 Give the differential diagnosis between cerebral hemorrhage and opium poisoning.

9 What is the significance of prolonged expiration?

10 What is the difference between a cerebral thrombus and embolus?

II What are the physical signs of pulmonary cavity?

12 What age and sex are most subject to chorea?

13 Differentiate the throat lesions in scarlatina from. diphtheritis.

14 What are the mental changes in cerebral softening?

15 How and where are subcrepitant rales produced?

University of the State of New York

Examinations Department

110th examination

IOTH MEDICAL EXAMINATION

PATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS
Thursday, May 18, 1893-115 to 4: 15 p. m., only

Answer any 10 of the questions on this paper but no more. number (√) of each one of the questions you have answered.

I What is the period of desquamation in scarlet fever? 2 Define lithemia.

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3 What are hemic murmurs as applied to the heart and what is their cause?

4 What are some of the pathologic changes met with in angina pectoris ?

5 What is uremia?

6 What is erysipelas?

7 What is cyanosis and what is its pathologic cause?

8 Make a general diagnosis of icterus.

9 Give the leading symptoms of acute articular rheumatism.

10 When technically used what is included in the term paroxysm as applied to intermittent fever?

II Why is dyspnoea caused by disorganization of the mitral valves? 12 Diagnose eczema.

13 Describe a typical case of laryngismus stridulus.

14 Give the pathology of non-spasmodic stricture of the urethra.

15 Describe a typical case of typhus fever and relate the pathologic conditions present.

University of the State of New York

Examinations Department

112th examination

IITH MEDICAL EXAMINATION

PATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS

Thursday, June 22, 1893-1:15 to 4: 15 p. m., only

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Answer any 10 of the questions on this paper but no more. Check the number (√) of each one of the questions you have answered.

I What is embolism?

2 Give a description of progressive muscular atrophy and its pathology.

3 Give the pathology of epithelioma.

4 Describe the pathologic changes occurring in chronic ovaritis.

5 State the sex and period of life to which chlorosis is confined. 6 What are the pathologic conditions in non-obstructive icterus?

7 What structure changes take place in chronic gout?

8 How and whence are pus corpuscles derived?

9 What are the grades of temperature which come under observation in the sick?

10 Give the general diagnosis or symptoms of intermittent fever.

II What are the most common causes of uremia?

12 Differentiate between an epileptiform and an hysteric paroxysm.

13 Give the most frequent causes of pericarditis.

14 How would you diagnose gastric ulcer?

15 Diagnose poisoning by opium.

University of the State of New York

Examinations Department

114th examination

12TH. MEDICAL EXAMINATION

PATHOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS
Thursday, July 13, 1893-1: 15 to 4:15 p. m., only

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Answer any 10 of the questions on this paper but no more. Check the number (v) of each one of the questions you have answered.

I Describe the local appearances in a case of embolism of the middle meningeal artery.

2 What is productive inflammation?

3 What changes take place in hypertrophy of the heart? 4 Give the origin and appearance of papillomata.

5 Define anemia and hyperemia.

6 Give the pathology of leuchemia.

7 What is pyemia and what is its marked pathologic characteristic?

8 Give the pathologic conditions of cirrhotic liver.

9 What diseases produce conditions of the skin which are of general diagnostic value?

10 What would auscultation and percussion reveal in a case of congestion of the lungs?

II What are the physical signs of stenosis of the mitral valve? 12 Describe the features of a case which would lead you to diagnose acute appendicitis.

13 Give the leading differences between neurosal and cardiac dyspnoea.

14 Differentiate stomachic and duodenal indigestion.

15 What does the urine reveal as to color, specific gravity, quantity voided, abnormal constituents etc. in a typical case of diabetes mellitus?

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