Plain directions for dealing with an insane patient / by J.M. Winn.

  • Winn, James M. (James Michell), 1808-1900.
Date:
1872
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Credit: Plain directions for dealing with an insane patient / by J.M. Winn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    th/facts'8 Btate myself (/)• He is talking incessantly and incoherently—said I was Nana Sahib, and would have attacked me, had he not been restrained by his attendants. 2. Other facts (if any), indicating in- the7 information sanity, communicated to me by others ((f). and from whom. Signed. Name, John Hunter, F.R.C.S, Place of Abode, 2, High Street, Barchester. Dated this Twentieth day of June, One (a). Set forth . . , , ’ the qualification thousand eight hundred and sixtv-nine. entitling the « [.Second, Medical Certificate.] Medical Certificate. Schedule (A). Sections 4, 5, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13. I, the undersigned, being a (a) Member of the c^e'may be. the Royal College of Physicians in London, surgeonhyoTian’ and being in actual practice as a (b) Physician, the case^ayhe. hereby certify that I, on the Twenty-first day insert the street of June, 1869, at (c) 24, Ship Street, Bar- the house lit Chester, m the County ot Hampshire, sepa- any), or other . like particulars, rately Irom any other medical practitioner, residence met personally examined Edward Oxford of (d) profession or . - , . , _ „ , , occupation (if Aldershot, Omcer m the Army, and that the any;, of the 7 J7 patient. said Edward Oxford is a (e) person of unsound or an idiot, or’ mind, and a proper person to be taken charge unsound mind. 0f and detained under care and treatment, person certi- fying to practice as a physician, sur- geon, or apothecary, ex. gr., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians In London, Licen- tiate of the Apothecaries’ Com nan v. or