The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-10-23
LECTURES BY THE
MEDICAL STAFF.
Series to Be Given at Aultman
Hospital This Winter.
ALL NURSES WILL ATTEND
Instead of Only the Seniors, as Heretofore
Formidable Program Of Leo
lures to be Given By
Medical Men.

Arrangements have been made with
the Aultman hospital staff of physicians
for lectures to be delivered to thu
nurses at the hospital during the next
few months. The series began this
week. Heretofore lectures were only de-
livered to the senior nurses, but this
| season lectures also have been prepared
for the Junior nurses, at which tn.
senior nures will be invited to be pres
ent.
The following Is a program of the
lectures yet to come:
SENIORS.
DR.. A. B. Walker-Nov. 2, anatomy ol
nervous system; Jan. 22, shock; April 2
ethics of nursing.
DR.. ]. F. Kahler-Nov. 10, major ami
minor surgery; Dec. 4. sprains. frac.
lures and dislocations.
DR.. E. p. Morrow-Nov. 16, anatomy
and physiology Of eye, ear, nose and
throat; Nov. 30, nursing in diseases OF
| the eye, ear, nose and throat.
DR.. r. A. Biechele-Oct. 80, infectious
and contagious diseases of childhood
Nov. 8. deformities of children.
DR.. E. o. Morrow-Oct. 20, hydrothe-
raphy and fever nursing; Nov. 8, ply
steal diagnosis; Nov. 20, materia medica
and therapeutics.
DR.. j. F. Marchand-Oct 26. visceral
anatomy; Nov. 20, anaesthetics and
their administration; Dec. II, infiamma-
tion and suppuration.
DR.. NJ. C. Foulks-Nov. 27, dietetics:
Dec. z, chemical compounds; Jan. 8, re-
cording and observation of temperature
and pulse.
DR.. Katherine Bruns-Dec. IA, methods
of examination of women-tampon and
arrangements; Jan. II, veneral diseases
of women.
DR.. A. v. Smith-Dec. 1S, administra-
tion Of medicines, medical appliances;
Dec. 2S, nursing in contagious diseases;
Jan. Is, hysteria.
DR.. ]. P. DeWitt-Jan. 4, bacteriology
and uraualysis; Jan. 25, diseases OF the
lungs; Feb. 20, diseases Of the heart.
DR.. H. M. Schuffel-Jan. Is, surgical
bacteriology; Feb. s, hemorrhage, causes
and treatment; March /. tracheotomy
and intubation.
DR.. F. E. Hart-Jan. 20, uterine dis
placements; Feb. 8, urinary organs;
March 8, management Of the puerperal
state.
DR.. o. e. Portman-Feb. 1--diseases
OF the mind; Feb. 19,cerebro, spinal
meningitis; March Is, the general rela-
tion Of food to special diseases.
DR.. A. c. Brant-Feb. 12, orthopedic
surgery; Feb. 90. surgical diseases;
March 10. railroad injuries.
nr To Pox
olegy Of the pelvis; March ~, preg-
nancy, signs and symptoms; March 26,
obstetric and gynaecologic nursing.
DR.. ]. e. March-March s, peritonitis
and wound infection; March 20, man.
agement of normal labor; March 80,
abortion, miscarriage and premature la
Dor. A
JUNIOR CLASS.
DR.. =. p. Morrow-Oct. 1, respiration
and circulation.
DR.. ]. F. Marchand-Nov. z, anatomy
Of muscles and circulatory system.
DR.. r. A. Biechele-Nov. IA, compare
tive anatomy and physiology of the in
fant.
DR.. A. v. Smith-Nov. 2S, diuretics.
DR.. III. M. Schuffell--Dec. 8, anatomy
and physiology Of liver, spleen and PAN
creas.
DR.. James Fraunfelter-Dec. 12. excre-
tion.
DR.. J. +, Kahler--Jan. 2. anatomy and
physiology Of alimentary canal.
DR.. A. G. Brant--Jan. 9,hygene.
pr. e. j. March--Jan. 16.anatomny
and physiology Of the brain.
DR.. o. e. Portman-Jan. 23, the blood.
DR.. r. 0. Morrow-Jan. 80, narcotics.
DR.. M. G. Foulks-Feb. 8, cathartics.
DR.. F. e. Hart-Feb. 20. air and water.
DR.. Katharine Burns-March 9. ana
tony Of the generative organs Of wo-
men.
DR.. J. p. Dewitt--March 10. stimu-
lants and tonics.