With the Royal Army Medical Corps R a M C At the Front
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The treatment at the medical inspection room is confined to the equivalents of the "out-patients' 1 of civilian hospitals, and all the more serious cases are sent from the inspection rooms to the hospital itself, for bed, diet, and treatment.
Either a captain or a major of the Medical Corps is detailed for married quarters' work, and, once a medical officer has received this appointment, it remains peculiarly his, as a rule. For the diseases and small ailments of soldiers form a far different l...ist from that of the diseases to which women and children are subject, and though every medical officer of the service is supposed to retain the knowledge and ability of a general practitioner, yet it is TO The Army Medical Corps understood that in medicine and surgery more than in any other profession ex- perience counts, and thus the married quarters medical officer, having been appointed to his post, is practically a per- manency in that post. And, since the average of married people with families is not less than twenty to each unit of a garrison, the medical officer in charge of the married quarters, between the duties of a purely medical and surgical nature and those involved by the superintendence of sanitation, has his time fully occupied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The treatment at the medical inspection room is confined to the equivalents of the "out-patients' 1 of civilian hospitals, and all the more serious cases are sent from the inspection rooms to the hospital itself, for bed, diet, and treatment.
Either a captain or a major of the Medical Corps is detailed for married quarters' work, and, once a medical officer has received this appointment, it remains peculiarly his, as a rule. For the diseases and small ailments of soldiers form a far different l...ist from that of the diseases to which women and children are subject, and though every medical officer of the service is supposed to retain the knowledge and ability of a general practitioner, yet it is TO The Army Medical Corps understood that in medicine and surgery more than in any other profession ex- perience counts, and thus the married quarters medical officer, having been appointed to his post, is practically a per- manency in that post. And, since the average of married people with families is not less than twenty to each unit of a garrison, the medical officer in charge of the married quarters, between the duties of a purely medical and surgical nature and those involved by the superintendence of sanitation, has his time fully occupied.
What to read after With the Royal Army Medical Corps R a M C At the Front?
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