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The Examiner in Anatomy; A Course of Instruction in the Method of Answering Anatomical Questions - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER VII. DISSECTIONS. Questions on dissections are the best test of practical knowledge of anatomy, for no amount of reading, unless combined with careful dissection, can enable the student to answer them. In describing the various stages of a ' dissection,' the structures should be mentioned in the order in which they are to be found, and the more important points of their relative position may be noticed, but a minute anatomical description of each is not required unless specially stated. In answering questions upon dissections it is well to proceed as follows:--1st. Describe the position in which the subject should be placed preparatory to making the incisions. 2nd. Describe the incisions necessary, mentioning the direction in which the skin flaps should be reflected. 3rd. Mention the superficial vessels and nerves, lymphatic glands, &c, found in the superficial fascia, and their position. 4th. Describe the method of reflecting the deep fascia. 5th. Mention in relative position the structures seen on removing it. 6th. Mention what muscles, &c, it would be necessary to remove or turn aside, and how this is done, describing in order the structures exposed by such proceedings until the dissection is completed. I. Describe the dissection of the part of the face within the following bounds:--Above, the upper edge of the zygoma and the fissure between the eyelids; below, the base of the lower jaw; in front, the middle line of the body; and behind, the posterior border of the ascending ramus of the jaw. (The dissection is to be carried downwards to the bone and the underlying cavities.) Let the subject lie on the back with the face tamed to one side. The incisions required are, a semicircular cut about one inch below the fissure of the eyelids, a second a...
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