- 1. The Life of Sir William Osler by Harvey Cushing is a comprehensive and meticulously researched biography that explores the remarkable life and contributions of one of modern medicine's founding figures. Cushing, himself a prominent neurosurgeon and a contemporary of Osler, delves into the early life of Osler, his education at McGill University and his formative experiences in Europe, particularly in Germany and England, where he was influenced by the burgeoning field of clinical medicine. The biography paints a vivid portrait of Osler as a pioneering physician who championed the bedside teaching method, transformed medical education, and emphasized the importance of patient care. Cushing writes not only about Osler's professional achievements and his role in establishing Johns Hopkins Hospital as a leading medical institution but also offers insights into his personal life, relationships, and the values that guided his approach to medicine. Richly detailed and filled with anecdotes from Osler's extensive career, the book serves as a tribute to his legacy as a mentor, educator, and humanist in medicine, capturing the spirit of a man who tirelessly advocated for the dignity of the patient and the art of healing.
Which profession did William Osler primarily belong to?
A) Philosopher
B) Scientist
C) Physician
D) Writer
- 2. In which year was William Osler born?
A) 1851
B) 1845
C) 1860
D) 1849
- 3. Where was William Osler born?
A) London, England
B) Bond Head, Ontario, Canada
C) Montreal, Quebec, Canada
D) New York, USA
- 4. Which medical school did Osler attend?
A) McGill University
B) University of Toronto
C) Harvard University
D) Johns Hopkins University
- 5. In what year did Sir William Osler die?
A) 1922
B) 1919
C) 1920
D) 1918
- 6. Who was Harvey Cushing?
A) A neurosurgeon and biographer of Osler
B) A famous patient of Osler
C) An author of fictional novels
D) A medical historian
- 7. Osler is often referred to as the father of which medical specialty?
A) Surgery
B) Psychiatry
C) Pediatrics
D) Internal medicine
- 8. What was one of Osler's roles at Johns Hopkins?
A) Chair of Surgery
B) Head of Research
C) Dean of Students
D) Professor of Medicine
- 9. What was Osler's stance on the importance of patient care?
A) He focused solely on clinical treatment.
B) He emphasized holistic care.
C) He overlooked mental health.
D) He prioritized laboratory research.
- 10. What did Osler believe was essential in a medical curriculum?
A) Clinical exposure
B) Standardized testing
C) Research projects
D) More classroom lectures
- 11. Which work of Osler's is considered a significant contribution to medical literature?
A) The Modern Physician
B) The Principles and Practice of Medicine
C) A Textbook of Medicine
D) Treatise on Human Diseases
- 12. What role did Osler play during World War I?
A) Consultant to the military medical corps
B) Medical researcher
C) Field surgeon
D) War correspondent
- 13. What prestigious position did Osler hold in the American Medical Association?
A) Secretary
B) President
C) Treasurer
D) Vice President
- 14. In what year was 'The Life of Sir William Osler' published?
A) 1925
B) 1930
C) 1915
D) 1940
- 15. Where did Osler serve as a physician before moving to the U.S.?
A) Queen's Hospital
B) Montreal General Hospital
C) Toronto General Hospital
D) Sunnybrook Hospital
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