Printed at the University Press. HODGES, SMITH, & CO., GRAFTON-STREET, BOOKSELLERS TO THE UNIVERSITY. LONDON: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, LONGMAN, & ROBERTS. 9.2626. CONTENTS. Page. BERKELEY MEDALS, SUPPLEMENTAL DIVINITY EXAMINATION (Junior Class), WALL BIBLICAL SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION, . ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY PRIZE EXAMINATION, SUPPLEMENTAL EXAMINATION FOR LICENSE IN ENGINEERING, EXAMINATION FOR MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DEGREES, BEDELL IRISH SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION, DUBLIN EXAMINATION PAPERS. 1861-1862. EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR IN MEDICINE. Michaelmas Term, 1861. DR. STOKES. 1. Describe the softening and thinning of the stomach; give its symptoms and results; and state in what case it is most commonly met with. 2. Compare the symptoms of organic disease of the cardiac with those of the pyloric extremity of the stomach. 3. In what class of diseases is the state of the tongue least to be depended on as indicative of the condition of the stomach? 4. Two plates of hyperosteosis of the skull are now submitted to youone of the base, the other of the arch of the skull; in both, the increase of thickness affects but one side of the cranium? What are the symptoms likely to exist in such a case? 5. Give your diagnosis in this case:- -Chronic ascites, absence of œdema of the extremities, enlargement of the spleen, absence of hepatic tumour. 6. Describe a case of reflex paralysis in disease of the genitourinary system. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. PROFESSOR M'DOWEL. 1. Enumerate the nerves distributed to the nasal fossæ, and assign to each their functions. 2. Describe the minute structure of the spleen. 3. Enumerate the branches of the vertebral artery. 4. Assign the relations of the Velum Interpositum. 5. Enumerate the branches of the lumbar plexus of Nerves. b |