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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 4, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 4, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Editorial
•From Our Internes
•Senior Notes
•Junior Notes
•Sophomore Class Notes
•Freshman Notes
•Phi Rho Sigma Notes
•Nu Sigma Phi Notes
•Alumni Notes
•Focal Infections by C. A. Meyer, M.D.
•Picking a Profession: Medicine
•The Pulse Box
•Nu Sigma Nu Notes
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 3, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 3, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Editorial Scraps
•Get This Line!
•Embalming Class, 1916
•Twilight Sleep Under Sopalamine and Morphin Anesthesia by Olga Stasney, M.D.
•Library Notes by Hallie Wilson
•A Stomach Evangelist
•College Training for the Embalmer
•Freshman Class Notes
•Modern Requirements for the Training of Students in Embalming and Sanitary Sciences by C.W.M. Poynter, B.Sc., M.D.
•Statement of Ownership, Management, Circulation, etc, Required by the Act of Congress of August 24, 1912
•Historical Ends of our Profession, by J. Carl Gifford
•Installation of Phi Chi
•Junior Class Notes
•Phi Rho Sigma
•Nu Sigma Phi Notes
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 2, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 2, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Schedule for Alumni Week
•Alumni Week
•"Doc Alumni"
•Alumni Notes
•From Our Internes
•Library Notes by Hallie Wilson
•Chinese Medicine by H. E. Eggers, B.Sc., M.D.,
•The Song the Red Blood Cell
•Nu Sigma Nu
•Nu Sigma Phi
•Phi Rho Sigma
•Senior Notes: Aage Brix Makes European Trip
•Junior Class Notes
•Sophomore Notes
•Freshman Class Notes: The More Remotely Erstwhile Family
•Deceased: Isaac Diller Jones, M.D., '95
•Roster
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 1, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 11, No. 1, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Editorial
•Nu Sigma Phi Notes
•Nu Sigma Nu Notes
•Phi Rho Sigma Notes
•Teamwork and Standardization of the Surgeon, by Byron B. David, M.D.
•About the School
•Freshman Class Notes
•Notes
•Enrollment: College of Medicine University of Nebraska
•The Library
•Publication of the Faculty from June 1915 to June 1916
•First Annual Banquet, Election and Treasurer's Collection of the Six Whisker Club
•Heard in Embryology Lab., September 18
•Compliments are of Less Value Every Year
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 9, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 9, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•The Trip to Glenwood
•Notes
•The Growth of Our School
•The Trip to Lincoln
•Phi Rho Sigma Notes
•Nu Sigma Nu Notes
•Nu Sigma Phi Notes
•The Value of a Hospital Internship
•Senior Notes
•Junior Notes
•Freshman Notes
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 8, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 8, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Pre-Medic Program Today
•Legal Notice
•Editorial-Department Changes
•Dr. M'Kean Addresses Convocation
•Faculty Notes
•Diagnosis of Pleurisy by Willson O. Bridges, M.D.
•Nu Sigma Nu Notes
•Nu Sigma Phi Notes
•The Doctor's Child by Edmund Vance Cooke
•The Phi Rho Sigma Notes
• Appropriate
•On Atrophy by Max Morse
•Senior Notes
•Junior Notes
•The Busy Official
•Sophomore Notes
•Freshman Notes
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 7, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 7, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Editorial-Internships
•Convocation, March 4
•Pre-Medic Banquet at Lincoln
•Library Notes by Hallie Wilson
•Alumni Notes
•Nu Sigma Nu Notes
•Blood Transfusion By the Citrate Method by Chester H. Waters, M.D.
•Phi Rho Sigma Notes
•Gunshot Wound of Abdomen-Report of Two Cases by John R. Nilsson
•The Strabismus Question by Jason M. Patton, M.D.
•Junior Notes
•Senior Notes
•Sophomore Notes
•Freshman Notes
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 6, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 6, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Editorial by Frank L. Haller
•Convocation
•University Day in Omaha
•Alpha Omega Alpha Election
•The Cornhusker
•The Hospital Building
•Mid-Year Commencement
•Hospital Internships
•Dispensary Notes
•Library Notes
•Limitation of Surgery in the Treatment of Pelvic Inflammations by Palmer Findley, M.D.
•Copy of Letter from British Medical Association
•Here's How The State Medical School Will Look
•Psycho-Analysis by Joseph M. Aikin
•Nu Sigma Nu Notes
•Freshmen Notes
•Sophomore Notes
•Senior Notes
•Junior Notes
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 5, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse, Volume 10, No. 5, 1916, University Of Nebraska College Of Medicine
The Pulse
•Some Phases of Metabolism by Irving S. Cutter, M.D.
•References
•Library News
•Facts and Theories
•Editorial-University Hospital
•30 Years Ago in Omaha
•Anatomy of the Sports Pages
•The Old Posterior Operation
•The Annual Meeting of the Federation of the American Societies for Experimental Biology in Boston
•Alumni Notes
•The Chemistry Department
•Nu Sigma Phi
•Phi Rho Sigma Notes
•Class Notes-Senior Class Notes
•Junior Notes
•Sophomore Notes
•Freshman Notes
•What Constitutes an Insurance Risk? by William Forsyth Milroy, M.D.
•The Evils of Prescription Writing (continued from previous issue) by W.J. Maple, M.D.