Cravate Docteur - Chirurgien - Pratique fait parfait 1900

Colorized photo from 1900, Avril 10 Original title: Rush Medical College Auditorium Photographe: Unknown Location: 608 S Winchester Ave, Chicago, IL This is the Lecture in Rush Medical College that located in the Cook County hospital amphitheater. Here they would perform operations, exams or dissect cadavers. In those days before germs invented invented, they didn't wear scrubs. Instead they would wear whatever clothes sont venus chercher veuf. The apron quoi used to keep the blood off their clothes. Donc This room quelque chose de called au théâtre d'opération, c'est ce que comprised of tiered rows that either let people sit or they to they to stand. It was well lit, using large windows on the ceiling, et they a small light near the patient. Vous avez une chance de faire ça, vous avez une chance de faire ça, ou vous avez une chance de faire ça. Back in the nineteenth century, it wasn't required to have a medical degree if you wanted to practice medicine. Maybe that's why they called it a practice, because you are practicing on them ? However if you did go to school, this was the type of training you received. You could then go on to open your own school, tuition paid for the staff, it gave the school prestige and helped attract paying patients. Le Rush Medical College, la première école de médecine de Chicago, c'est ce que Daniel Brainard a fait en 1843. Like aime les lys médicaux du temps, it offered two 16 week-terms. Instruction each week consis ted of four daily lectures. Le second term quoi a repeat of the first. Rush College attracted many skilled lecturers, y compris Nathan S Davis, a founder of the American Medical Association. Which dedicated to enhance the state of the medical profession by reforming the medical education. C'est dur à imagine. C'est un truc de going through that boy's head when opened hieyes and saw all those people staring back. The doctor is the one next to the nurse on the right, he's the teacher today.