Questions in obstetrics : asked at the examinations held by the New York State Board of Medical Examiners, complete, with references and answers to every question / Comp. and ed. by R.J.E. Scott.

  • Scott, R. J. E. (Richard John Ernst), 1863-1932
Date:
[1903], [©1903]
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Credit: Questions in obstetrics : asked at the examinations held by the New York State Board of Medical Examiners, complete, with references and answers to every question / Comp. and ed. by R.J.E. Scott. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    62. (i) Describe the semen and (g) explain how fecundation is attained. {April, 1896.) 53. (c) Give the anatomical characteristics of a spermatozoon and of an (h) ovum, (g) State how the former may fertilize the latter. {January, 1900.) dJj.. (g) Give the physiology of conception or impregnation. {January, 1892.) 55. {]) What is fecundation and (g) how does it take place? {September, 1893.) 56. {]) Define fecundation, and (g) describe its physiology. {April, 1895.) 57. (g) Give a brief physiological description of the process of fecundation. {May, 1898.) 58. (g) Give a physiological description of the phenomena of fecundation. {May, 1899.) 59. (g) Describe the physiology of fecundation, (k) mention- ing essentials to the accomplishment of fecundation. {Sep- tember, 1899.) 60. (g) Give a brief description of the physiology of fecun- dation, (k) mentioning the essentials to the accomplishment of fecundation. {January, 1901.) 61. (g) What is the physiology of impregnation? (k) What conditions are essential to impregnation? {June, 1901.) 62. (g) Describe the process of fecundation. {June, 1902.) 63. (j) Define fecundation. (1) Describe the changes in the ovum after fecundation. {May, 1902.) 61^.. (g) Stxite the physiology of fecundation, and (1) give the successive changes that take place in the ovum after fecun- dation. {September, 1897.) 65. (g) In what manner is fecundation accomplished? (1) What changes in the ovum folloio fecundation? {June, 1898.) 66. (g) Describe the fertilization of the ovum, and (1) its early development. {January, 1899.) 67. (g) Give a pyhsiological description of the fertilization of the oimm and (1) its early development thereafter. {Janu- ary, 1898.)