o, ર- ভিৰ্ষক দর্পণ। [ জুলাই, ১৯৯৯ State what you mean by the following terms:–Illusion; delusion; hallu cination; lucid interval. Give an example of each. 4. What are the common narcotic poisons P Give the minimum fatal dose of each for an adult. Describe the appear ances found after death from narcotic poison. PATHOLOGY. [Marks 150. Time 3 hours.] 1. Describe the conditions known as sapraema, septicaemia, pyaemia. Give their causes, the effects they produce during life, and the changes found after death. - 2. Describe the abnormal constituents that may be sound in the urine during disease. Mention the diseases in which each is found, and give the tests by which you would demonstrate their presence. 3. What is a cyst P Mention the different varieties and describe their struc ture and contents, and state the most common situation of each variety. 4. In what diseases does ulceration of the intestines occur P Describe the characteristic ulcer of each of these diseases, and state in which part of the intestine each is most commonly found. HYGIENE. [Marks Ioo. Time 2 hours..] 1. Describe the different methods of disposing of sewage. What are the usual methods in an Indian town of disposing of nightsoil, urine, garbage, and street sweepings P Describe in detail how these methods may be most efficiently carried out. 2. In a town with no water-works and depending on a river, wells and tanks for its water-supply, describe what steps should be taken to ensure a supply of good drinking water. o 3. In a small town, with a biweekly hat largely attended by people from neighbouring villages, several cases of small-pox have occurred. Describe in detail what steps should be taken to stamp out the disease, and to prevent its spread. What diseases are known to be possible of conveyance by milk P Describe exactly how the milk becomes infected by each of these diseases, how it can be ascertained in each case that the milk is the means by which the disease has spread, and what steps you would take to prevent further spread, presuming that there is no other milk-supply. 4.
