PHYSIOLOGY.
Professor Barringer.
The study of Physiology is not begun until the student has completed
the courses in Chemistry, Anatomy, and Histology, and is hence
well prepared to appreciate the broader principles of this subject. The
entire work of the school is designed with reference to its practical
bearings on the subsequent studies of Pathology and Therapeutics.
In the elucidation of this subject the large collection of plates belonging
to the Department is supplemented by original preparations and
models.
Text-Book.—The Professor's Abstract. For reference: Landois's Physiology;
Foster's Physiology or Kirke's Physiology.
