2. Describe the axillary lymphatic glands; mention the regions from 100 which they receive lymphatics. 3. Describe the 3rd Nerve. SECOND HALF. 100 Examiner-ASST.-SURGEON SATYASARAN CHAKRABARTI, M.B. 4. Give an account of the form and relations of the spleen. 100 5. Describe the ligaments which connect the first two cervical verte- 100 bræ with the occipital bone and with each other. What movements take 100 place between these three bones? Paper set by- {M. N. BANERJEE, ESQ., B.A., M.R.C.S. ASST.-SURGEON HARINATH GHOSH, M.B. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. FIRST HALF. Examiner-M. N. BANERJEE, Esq., B.A., M.R.C.S. 1. What are alkaloids? Enumerate the alkaloids and their salts 75 contained in the British Pharmacopoeia, giving the doses of the latter. 2. Describe the mode of action of the Diuretics. Name those that act 125 by raising the blood pressure. 3. Describe fully the physiological action and therapeutic uses of 100 Trinitrin. SECOND HALF. Examiner-ASST.-SURGEON HARINATH GHOSH, M.B. 4. Demonstrate : The laws of Dissolution; evidence of action of strychnine on the spinal cord. 200 100 Quinism; Todism; Idiosyncracy; Habit and specific action of a drug. Examiner LT.-COL. J. B. GIBBONS, M.B., J.M.S. 1. During the month of September, in the neighbourhood of Calcutta, 125 the body of a well-developed lad was found in the mud of a shallow dirty tank, into which several cowsheds drained. The body was well preserved. there was no marked odour from it, the surface had a slimy feel. According to the statement of the parents the lad had been missing for six days. Discuss the nature and cause of the appearances presented by the body. 2. The body of a girl, 10 years of age, was found hanging by the neck 125 from a cross-bamboo, in a cow hut. The Police reported after inquiry that the owner of the hut, a strong young man, had deflowered the girl, and to shield himself had hanged her before life was extinct. What appearances would corroborate the police report? SECOND HALF. Examiner-RAI DEBENDRANATH RAY, BAHADUR, L.M.S., V.H.S. 3. What are the symptoms, post-mortem appearances and treatment 50 of poisoning by strychnine. MEDICINE MAJOR E. HAROLD BROWN, M.D., M.R.C.P., I.M.S. Paper set by―{} The figures in the margin indicate full marks. FIRST HALF. Examiner-MAJOR E. HAROLD BROWN, M.D., M.R.C.P., I.M.S. 1. Describe the causes and symptoms of dilation of the stomach. State in detail how you would treat a patient suffering from an aggravated form of this affection. 2. What is Angina Pectoris ? How would you distinguish between the true and the false form of this condition ? Describe the treatment of each, explaining the action of the remedies employed. SECOND HALF. Examiner-ASST-SURGEON GOPALCHANDRA CHATTERJEE, M.B. 125 125 1. Mention the causes of secondary anæmia. What are the distingu. 125 ishing characters of the principal types of the disease? How will you treat a case of anæmia ? 2. Discuss the following case : A patient named H, Hindoo, male, aged 40, was admitted in the Medical College Hospital for hepatitis. Previous history-he had suffered from secondary syphilis 10 years previously, was addicted to drinking and had been suffering from chronic dyspepsia for over one year. Condition on admission-the patient was emaciated: the right lobe of the liver was hard, enlarged 1" below costal arch and tender-no cedema over the hepatic region-no distinct swelling could be made out over the region. A distinct pulsatile tumour perceptible over the pit of the stomach. Heart apex-in the 7th space in the nipple line. A distinct diastolic bruit audible in the aortic region, loudest over the middle of the sternum. The pulse at the wrist jerky, lungs healthy bases resonant. Subsequent course-the patient while in hospital use to get a rise of temperature of 100° to 101° F. in the afternoon. Complained on the third day of admission of a sense of constriction over the pit of the stomach, and brought out all solid food he had taken. There was no difficulty in taking and retaining liquid food. On the tenth day, the patient became collapsed. On examination the left base of the lung was found dull up to the angle of scapula. On aspiration of the left pluera 2 pints of bloody fluid was drawn out. On microscopical examination of the fluid numerous puscells besides red corpuscles found. The patient died on the next day of exhaustion. 125 Paper set by SURGERY. S MAJOR D. M. MOIR, M.A., M.D., I.M.S. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. FIRST HALF. Examiner-MAJOR D. M. MOIR, M.A., M.D., I.M.S. 1. Describe the method of amputation you consider most suitable for 100 (a) the lower, (b) the middle, (c) and the upper thirds of the thigh, giving the reasons for your choice in each instance. 2. Indicate the varieties of fracture of the lower end of the humerus, 150 their symptoms and treatment. SECOND HALF. Examiner-DR. SURESPRASAD SARBADHIKARI, M.D. 1. What are the causes of suppuration in the Antram of Highmore? 75 Discuss its signs, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. 2. Enumerate the complications that are likely to supervene upon 125 chronic suppuration in the middle ear, and describe the mode of their production. What symptoms should you expect in Septic Phlebitis of the Lateral Sinus: how would you distinguish it from allied conditions, and what should be your treatment of such a case. 3. What are the principal causes of non-restoration of sight after extraction of cataract, and how could they be anticipated or their effect remedied? 50 MIDWIFERY. DR. KEDARNATH DAS, M.D. Paper set by- CAPT. J. B. H. LEICESTER, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S., I.M.S. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. FIRST HALF. Examiner-DR. KEDARNATH DAS, M.D. 1. You are called in to see a patient, a multi-para, who was confined 150 by a dhai four days previously. No detailed or reliable history as to the nature of the labour can be obtained. You find the patient has high fever, the temperature being 105 60 F, the pulse is 120. The patient gives a history of severe pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by fever, of two days' duration. The bowels are constipated, not having been opened since delivery. There is an offensive vaginal discharge. On attempting to make an internal examination the patient is so frightened and nervous that you are unable to make a satisfactory investigation. What is the probable diagnosis? How would you proceed to confirm it? What line of treatment will you carry out? 2. What difficulties may occur in a case of Breech presentation during 150 labour, and how would you treat them? SECOND HALF. Examiner-CAPT. J. B. H. LEICESTER, M.D., B.S., F.R.C.S., I.M.S. 3. How would you treat a case of severe bleeding following immedi. 150 ately on the birth of the child? What instruments, apparatus, and drugs would you consider necessary in order to deal successfully with such a case? 4. Give the commonest causes of Menorrhagia, with the diagnosis and 150 appropriate treatment of each form. Paper set by PATHOLOGY. MAJOR F. J. DRURY, M.B., I.M.S. CAPT. D. McCAY, M.B., B.CH., R.U.I., I.M.S. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. FIRST HALF. Examiner-MAJOR F. J. DRURY, M.B., I.M.S. 1. Give a careful account of Atheroma (Chronic Endarteritis), with 100 special reference to,-its causation, the nature of the disease, the results it may lead to and its effects on the circulatory system. 2. Give in a minute detail, a description of the macroscopic and micro- 100 scopic changes met with in chronic interstitial nephritis. Discuss the functional and circulatory changes that occur in this disease. SECOND HALF. Examiner-CAPT. D. MCCAY, M.B., B.CH., R.U.I., I.M.S. 3. Give an account of the pathological conditions caused by Protozoa. 100 Classify and describe the different forms of Dermoids met with. 100 100 marks will be given for the Oral; and 100 marks will be given for the Practical Examination, |