swer any reasonable question which shall be asked her by the lecturer,
in the way of an obstetric catechism.
Third, All who are well qualified to answer every PRACTICAL
question at the end of the second course of lectures, shall have
a certificate given, that they are able to undertake every case in midwifery,
which does not require the aid of instruments: those who (after going
through three courses of lectures) are not thus qualified, shall attend
another course, or till they be completed in the theoretical part of
the art, before they receive a certificate.
Fourth, They shall be taught the form,the cavity, the diameters, the
axis, &c. of well-formed pelves; and also the diameters, sutures,
bones, and fontanels of foetal skulls; which shall be kept at the school
for that purpose, together with perfect and distorted pelves.
Fifth, They shall be taught the anatomy of the vagina, the urethra
and bladder, the uterus, the rectum, and the contents of the full-grown
impregnated uterus,
