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Newsletters, Volume 04, Number 01, May 1959

Newsletter: A Report to Physicians of Texas Archives

• Shope Given Bertner Award
• Appointment Announced
• Genetics and Cancer 13th Annual Symposium
• Monographs Published
• Symposium Review
• Staff Activities
• Research Confirmed
• Staff Appointments
• New Oxygen Gauge
• Frozen Sections
• New Library Hours

A Study Of The Effects Of Delayed Side-Tone Upon Voiced And Whispered Reading Time, Bruce Presten Ryan

Masters Theses

Definition of Delayed Side-Tone

The term delayed side-tone feedback refers to the delaying of one's hearing of himself by a fraction of a second, so that instead of hearing himself as he normally does, he hears himself or his own speech a fraction of a second later.

...in order to produce delayed speech feedback it is necessary to return the speaker's speech to his own ears approximately one-means of a magnetic tape recording and reproducing machine which has used to experience the effect prominently since they deliver delayed speech and exclude the normal air-borne undelayed speech sound which provides the …

Jefferson Alumni Bulletin – Volume Xi, Number 2 May 1959

The Bulletin (formerly the Jefferson Medical College Alumni Bulletin)

Jefferson Alumni Bulletin – Volume XI, Number 2 May 1959

Publication Committee, page 1

Our president retires, page 7

William W. Bodine, JR., page 9

Promotions and new appointments, page 11

29th Black and blue ball, page 12

Hospital appointments received by the senior class of 1959, page 13

Shaffrey award given to DR. J. Parsons Schaeffer, page 16

Division of oral surgery, page 18

Annual giving fund at 85% of goal, John H. Gibbon, JR., M.D., page 22

Class standings – Alumni annual giving fund, June 14, 1958 to April 15, 1959, page 23

Jefferson alumnus averts disaster from …

The Particulate Absorption Of Fat: Its Direct Demonstration In A Normal Human, William O'Driscoll, Joseph Sieracki, William S. Haubrich

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Front Matter

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Splenic Rupture: With Consideration Of The So-Called "Spontaneous Rupture Of Normal Spleen", Eduardo Camacho

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Perception And Cognition In Deaf Children, Joseph Rosenstein

Independent Studies and Capstones

This dissertation examines conceptual functioning of hearing impaired persons. Specifically the study addresses perceptual and conceptual functioning in both deaf and hearing children and whether there is a difference in performance as a function of hearing status, as attributable to age differences, or as a function of the school environment.

A Comparison Of The Performance Of Aphasoid And Non-Aphasoid Children In Learning To Discriminate Among Auditory Stimuli, Lillian Frances Wilson

Independent Studies and Capstones

This paper discusses auditory perception differences in aphasic and non-aphasic children

A Roengenographic Study Of The Trabecular Pattern Of The Alveolar Processes Of The Human Maxilla And Mandible, Nicholas Joseph Brescia

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Vol. 11 News Releases 1959, American Dental Association

News Releases

This collection includes standard news releases, information kits and other documents distributed for publicity, information, announcements of events, etc. as issued from the ADA. Items included in this collection are archival and any costs, links, contact information, or other figures may be out of date. Please contact the ADA to verify information.

Factors Modifying The Growth Of Several Transplantable Tumors, Leonard Herbert Inker

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

No abstract provided.

Modern Concepts Of Mind And Body In The Light Of The Teaching Of The Bible And The Writings Of Ellen G. White: A Comparative Study, Mabel Klopfenstein Gill

Master's Theses

The purpose of this Study la to compare the conclusions of modern psychology and present-day medical understanding with what has been written by Mrs. Ellen G, White cm the subject of the relation of mind and body. Texts of Scripture and Bible examples will also be used. Much material has cone into existence since the volumes of Mrs, White's writings appeared, yet the principles they portray are as up-to-date and as applicable as those In current literature* This author also points out warnings and dangers which apply to present principles of psychology.

The study of this subject is Important because …

The Correlation Of Various Factors With The Speech Attitudes Of Students Enrolled At Lodi Academy During 1952-1953, Lucile Sherrig-Roth

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

It was the purpose of this study to determine by means of standardized tests and questionnaires which of the following thirteen factors, if any, may have affected the speech attitudes, as evaluated by Knower's Speech Attitude Scale, Form F,³ of students enrolled in Lodi Academy at the time of the testing: Physical--age, articulation, sex; Educational--grade level, oral reading, scholarship, silent reading; Psychological--emotional adjustment, intelligence, residence with parents, size of family, social adjustment, and unity of religious beliefs.

Ways To Mental Health: West And East, George F. Melody

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

What is the psychosocial condition of Western man? What has happened to Apollonian man, characterized by order, harmony and leisure? Why has the ideal or Apollonian man (so well described by Nietzsche and Spengler) given way to Dionysian man ... Faustian man? Whence has gone the Apollonian safeguard, essential to measure, constraint, health and love?

How really sick is Western man? Why is he not at peace with himself, his family, his associates, people in other countries who may have political philosophies different from his own ... nay, with God? An inventory of the concrete condition of Western man may …

Jefferson Alumni Bulletin – Volume X, Number 10 December 1958

The Bulletin (formerly the Jefferson Medical College Alumni Bulletin)

Jefferson Alumni Bulletin – Volume X, Number 10 December 1958

Christmas Greetings from Dr. Nye and Dr. Sodeman, Page 2

Department of Anatomy (Part II), Page 4

Dr. Sodeman Delivers the Annual Da Costa Oration, Page 18

Long-Time Hospital and College Employees Honored at Recognition Ceremonies, Page 23

The Jefferson Graduate Assembly, Page 24

Dr. Farrell Takes Office as President of Pennsylvania Medical Society, Page 25

Reunion Chairmen Announced, Page 27

Portrait of Dr. E. Quin Thornton Restored by Class of 1930, Page 37

Nominations for State and Service Vice-Presidents, Page 28

“Common Communicable Diseases” and “X-Ray, Friend or Foe” …

Front Matter

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Nurses' Alumnae Association Bulletin, September 1958, Marion J. Ramp, Henrietta F. Spruance, Nancy Culp Scott, Betty Piersol, Margaret Summers, Lenore L. Strigari, Mabel C. Prevost, Robert Connors

Nursing Alumni Bulletins

Committee Reports

Digest of Alumnae Meetings

Graduation Awards - 1957

List of Wrong Addresses

Marriages

Necrology

New Arrivals

Physical Advances at Jefferson

President's Message

School of Nursing Report

The Law And Behavioral Science Project At The University Of Pennsylvania: A Pyschiatrist On The Law Faculty, Andrew S. Watson M.D.

Journal of Legal Education

No abstract provided.

Jefferson Alumni Bulletin – Volume X, Number 8 August 1958

The Bulletin (formerly the Jefferson Medical College Alumni Bulletin)

Jefferson Alumni Bulletin – Volume X, Number 8 August 1958

Commencement, Page 2

Dean Sodeman Entertains Alumni and Faculty Members at Luncheon During Reunion Activities, Page 7

80th Annual Alumni Dinner, Page 8

Class of 1958 Presents Portrait of Dr. Nicholas A. Michels to College, Page 25

Dr. Robert A. Matthews Appointed as Psychiatry Department Head Will Succeed Dr. Baldwin L. Keyes, Page 28

Promotions, New Appointments, Resignations, and Deaths, Page 30

Robert P. Hooper, Former President and Board Chairman, Dies, Page 31

Dr. A. Spencer Kauffman, Page 31

Construction on Nurses’ Residence to Begin This Summer, Page 32

Doctors …

The Effects Of Manifest Anxiety On Stuttering Adaptation, Joseph Agnello

Masters Theses

I. Introduction

When stuttering behavior is viewed as a problem in learning, the phenomenon of adaptation frequently receives attention. A standard adaptation experiment consists of having the person who stutters re-read the same passage, or a passage of equal difficulty, a specified number of times. Under these conditions a relative reduction¹ in stuttering frequency usually occurs. Experimentalists and clinicians alike have long been puzzled as to why this decrement takes place, since stuttering is generally considered by many writers^2,3 as a self-reinforcing disorder; that is, stuttering produces more stuttering.

The present experiment was designed to investigate the effects, …

Newsletter, Volume 03, Number 02, July 1958

Newsletter: A Report to Physicians of Texas Archives

• International Cancer Congress Held in London
• International Congress to be Reported
• Multiple Primary Cancers
• Tumor Induction by Viral Particles
• Combined Surgery and Radiotherapy
• Total Thyroidectomy Advocated for Thyroid Cancer
• Submicroscopic Structure of Human Leukemic Tissues Studied
• Cryostat – Frozen Section Technique
• Relationship of Enzyme Content and Cancer

The Effect Of Recorded Stuttering On Listener Compression, Harold Walter William Homann

Masters Theses

Chapter I.

The Problem

Justification of this research. This experiment was designed to test the prevalent opinion that poor speaking reduces comprehension. Typical of such opinions is the conclusion of Knower, Phillips, and Koeppel¹, who state:

"The comparative effectiveness of speaking and oral reading as methods of presenting material depends upon the quality of performance. Poor speaking seems to be the least effective method of presenting informative materials. There is a direct relationship between the quality of speaking performance and the amount of material recalled. Poor speakers produced least recall."

Of the many factors which contribute to effective …

The Development Of A Clinical Speechreading Test For Hearing Handicapped Children Of Pre-Reading Level, Dolores Smith Butt

Speech and Hearing Sciences ETDs

Speechreading is a valuable aid for the deaf and hard of hearing in maintaining communication with the hearing world. Success in school and society depend largely on an individual's ability to understand and use language, particularly spoken language. Speechreading is used to supplement auditory cues for understanding speech even by those with normal hearing. It is advisable for individuals with mild hearing losses to study speechreading for their future benefit because of the progressive nature of many types of hearing impairment.

Common Vascular Problems Of The Lower Extremities: Part 1 Considerations In Vascular Insufficient States Of The Lower Extremities: The Anatomic, Physiologic And Pathologic, Joseph Beninson

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

Front Matter

Henry Ford Hospital Medical Journal

No abstract provided.

An Investigation Into Nursing Students' Awareness Of Emotional Needs Of Patients In A General Hospital, Sadie Sinclair

Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects

Nursing educators consider that awareness of the emotional needs of a patient is a prerequisite to the formulation of a nursing problem. The problem of this study was to discover if the senior student in a specific college program in nursing is aware of the emotional needs of patients. A collection of senior research papers written over a period of sic [sic] years in a specific course assignment was studied. The attention was focused on the portion of the paper which dealt with the personality description of the patient. The direction given by the instructor did not emphasize any particular …

Preparation Of Health Education Materials In The Field Of Maternal And Infant Care For Use In Taiwan, Muriel Howe

Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects

Health Education was assumed to be one effective method of improving maternal and infant health on the Island of Taiwan.

To establish the need for new health education pamphlets to be used as a supplement to the health education program in the area of maternal and infant care in Taiwan, a survey of pamphlets already available on the Island was made.

This study revealed that while an occasional chapter in several books lightly touched upon maternal and infant health only nine pamphlets were specifically prepared in the area of maternal and infant care.

After studying the principles underlying good health …

Newsletter, Volume 03, Number 01, May 1958

Newsletter: A Report to Physicians of Texas Archives

• Bertner Award Given Furth
• Pituitary stalk Section Studied
• Surgery Televised to SW Conference
• Cancer Care Resource
• Rehabilitation course Scheduled
• Gynecology Film Made
• Twelfth Annual Symposium
• First Fellow in Radioisotopes
• Staff Activities
• 2nd Year Book Scheduled
• National Science Writers visit Hospital
• Appointed to Cancer Control Committee of N.I.H.

An Analysis Of The Language Of Certain Social Study Textbooks Pertinent To Instruction Of Deaf Children, David Levine

Independent Studies and Capstones

This paper discusses the results of a study of social studies textbooks suitable for hearing impaired children.

Speech Audiometry In English, Portuguese, And Spanish, Beatriz M. Rosas

Independent Studies and Capstones

This paper is a review of speech audiometry materials in the following languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish.