An edition of 3000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination (1891)

3,000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination

With the proper reference to standard works in which the correct replies will be found

2d ed.

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3,000 questions on medical subjects, arranged ...
Walter L. Pyle, Walter L. Pyle
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An edition of 3000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination (1891)

3,000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination

With the proper reference to standard works in which the correct replies will be found

2d ed.

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P. Blakiston's son & co.
Language
English
Pages
189

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Medicine, Examinations, questions
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Cover of: 3,000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination
3,000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination: With the proper reference to standard works in which the correct replies will be found
1899, P. Blakiston's son & co.
in English - 2d ed.
Cover of: 3000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination
3000 questions on medical subjects, arranged for self-examination
1891, P. Blakiston, son & co.
in English

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Philadelphia

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RC79 .P96

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Pagination
10 p., 11-189 numb. l.
Number of pages
189

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Open Library
OL31462210M
LCCN
99000521

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