34 The University of Kansas

307. Hicurer AucesrA. Two hours credit. Selected topics in Bocher’s In-
troduction to Higher Algebra. 8:30-9:20. Babcock.

320. PartiaL DirrerENTIAL Equations. ‘Two hours credit. A study of
partial differential equations, especially those arising in Physics and Engineer-
ing. 11:30-12:20. Smith.

MEDICINE

Professors: CALKINS, GIBSON, HASHINGER, ISENBERGER,
NEFF, ORR, MAJOR

Assistant Professors: WALKER, WEBER

Associate: DELP

All courses are offered at the Kansas City division of the School of Medicine.

MEDICINE

72. PuysicaL Diagnosis. Two hours credit. Lectures and recitations. By
appointment. Hashinger.

82. PuystcaL Dracnosis. Three hours credit. Entire class meets daily in
the dispensary, where instruction is given in physical diagnosis, the student
taking case histories and making the examinations under supervision. By ap-
pointment. Hashinger, Delp.

92. MepicaL CiinicaL Course. Three hours credit. The entire class meets
daily for clinical ward rounds and group demonstration of therapeutic pro-
cedures. Students are assigned to patients. Major and staff.

283. CuinicAL PatHotocy. Two hours credit. Students are trained in the
technique of examining sputa, gastric contents, urine, feces, puncture fluids,
and blood. By appointment. Weber.

NEUROLOGY

92. PsycuratTRy—PracticAL Work. One hour credit. In the out-patient
department and wards. Students are assigned to instructors in the clinic

where they assist in history taking and the examination of patients.
Gibson and staff.

OBSTETRICS
71. PuysrotocicaL Oxsstetrics. Two hours credit. Lectures and recita-
tions. By appointment. Calkins.
81c. Ciinics IN Ossterrics. No credit. Demonstrations of parturitions in
the hospital. By appointment. Calkins.
PATHOLOGY

271. GeneraL Parnotocy. Eight hours credit. Gross morbid anatomy and
pathological histology and immunology, including practical work in autopsy
and histologic technique. By appointment. Walker.

282. Spectra, PatHotocy—Avutorsy TrEcHNIQUE. ‘Two hours credit. Per-
formance of autopsies by individual students under supervision, with class dis-
cussion of findings as correlated with the clinical histories. Special emphasis
is placed upon the gross morbid changes, the disturbances of function and the
fundamental chemical processes underlying the pathologic processes under
discussion. By appointment. Walker.

PEDIATRICS

92. Prpratrics. One hour credit. Neff and staff.

(a). Warp Rounps AND CLerKsHIP. Ward rounds, practical work in pedi-
atric dietaries, pediatric technic, examination of the newly born. Records re-
quired. Immunization, contagious diseases in isolation department of Kansas

City General Hospital.