So I'm reading the June 1867 Australian Medical Journal as there was a citation I'm following on what seems to be a wild goose chase while I gather some research for my TCM assignment I'm writing (it's on the introduction of TCM to Australia during the gold rush era).
Anyway, I found a few interesting articles, but this one made me laugh:
UNREASONABLE PATIENTS
An inquest held at Richmond on the 31st ult. is significant in tis suggestiveness of the many annoyances to which medical men may be subjected by inconsiderate and unreasonable patients.
Nice.
There's also some questions from the University of Melbourne's medical degree if you want to have an attempt to answer them.....
Anyway, I found a few interesting articles, but this one made me laugh:
UNREASONABLE PATIENTS
An inquest held at Richmond on the 31st ult. is significant in tis suggestiveness of the many annoyances to which medical men may be subjected by inconsiderate and unreasonable patients.
Nice.
There's also some questions from the University of Melbourne's medical degree if you want to have an attempt to answer them.....
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