Archives of Medicine. a Bi-Monthly Journal Devoted to Original Communications On Medicine, Surgery, And Their Special Branches
Archives of Medicine. a Bi-Monthly Journal Devoted to Original Communications On Medicine, Surgery, And Their Special Branches
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The greatest difficulty in the way of any considerable extension of this personal instruction lies in a deplorably preva- lent inertness of medical students. They are willing to crowd about an assistant who is examining a case, and ''pick up" some knowledge easily, but very few are willing, in my experience, to do the only thing which can make such attendance profita- ble, viz., sit down with a patient, take his history in writing, mark the important symptoms, attempt a diagnosis, and submit th...e pa- per to tlie professor, or to one of the assistants, for correction and suggestion. The case thus worked up and corrected should be written at length, with diagnosis if necessary, and presented at the next clinic to the teacher. It is a matter of regret that so few, so very few, students seem to understand that three or four cases studied in this manner each week, would be worth more to them than the '' seeing " of any number of cases in the usual way.
E. C. SEGUIN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greatest difficulty in the way of any considerable extension of this personal instruction lies in a deplorably preva- lent inertness of medical students. They are willing to crowd about an assistant who is examining a case, and ''pick up" some knowledge easily, but very few are willing, in my experience, to do the only thing which can make such attendance profita- ble, viz., sit down with a patient, take his history in writing, mark the important symptoms, attempt a diagnosis, and submit th...e pa- per to tlie professor, or to one of the assistants, for correction and suggestion. The case thus worked up and corrected should be written at length, with diagnosis if necessary, and presented at the next clinic to the teacher. It is a matter of regret that so few, so very few, students seem to understand that three or four cases studied in this manner each week, would be worth more to them than the '' seeing " of any number of cases in the usual way.
E. C. SEGUIN.
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