Outlines of Lectures on Human Physiology

Syllabus of Lectures on Human Embryology

Enlarged. Illustrated with a colored frontispiece and numerous outline drawings. 12mo, 136 pages. Price, $1*25 net. F. A. Davis Companj', 1914-16, Cherry Street, Philadelphia, Pa. This little work is written in the form of short and concise notes embracing only the outlines of the main important facts of the subject. It is interleaved with blank pages to enable the student to supplement the pri...

Post-Graduate Lectures Delivered before the Fellowship of Medicine, Royal Society of Medicine, 1919-20

THE Feeeowsiiip oE Medicine, Royal Society >f Medicine, 1919-20. John Balk, Sons and DaniHIvSSon, London. 1016 net. Preface by the Right Hon. Sir Clifford Allbutt. This volume, the first of a promised future series, represents the very acme of present day teaching by British Surgeons and Physicians. Perhaps the best part of it is the delightful introduction by Sir Clifford Allbutt: an introduct...

Using situational physiology in a didactic lecture setting.

This project used the approach of "human situations" to teach about the cardiovascular system within an undergraduate physiology course (PGY 412). About two-thirds of the students had previously taken a college-level physiology course (sophisticated), whereas one-third had not (naive). Nine didactic lectures were organized around the common human situations of orthostasis, blood donation, and e...

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Teaching high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance to graduate students in biophysics.

Teaching modern methods of high resolution, multi-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy in the limited time usually available is a challenge because of the breadth and complexity of the subject. Here we present two outlines for lectures on basic principles and biophysical applications of NMR, either in one lecture or in six to twelve lectures. We advocate emphasizing the ver...