pathologists
p. are not butchers EVANS:34
there were p. present MAYO:68
pathology
In p., as in physiology BERN:11
P. would remain a lovely science MENC:69
broader field of experimental p. RAVD:83
patience
P. is the best medicine FLOR:36
demureness and p. PAVL:77
P. is a plaster for all sores PROV:82
patient
The physician should look upon the p. ALEX:2
The best p. is a millionaire ANON:4
It is not what disease the p. has ANON:4
why harry the p. with more ANON:4
to condemn the p. to a certain death ANON:4
Cure the disease and kill the p. BACON:8
instructive book than the p. himself BAGL:8
the point of view of the p. BILLI:13
the p. interprets as being on his behalf CANN:19
he wishes to cure his p. CELS:20
tell the ‘truth’ to the p. CHIN:21
status and special needs of your p. CHIN:21
separates the p. from his disease CLEN:23
the p.’s right to self-determination DODDS:30
not increase, the irritability of your p. FISC:35
servant of his individual p. FOX:36
The p. may well be safer FRAN:36
the p. should be educated FREUD:37
keep a dying p.’s relatives busy FRIPP:37
to the recovery of the p. GISB:40
pneumonic man who is your p. GULL:41
the p. has not the knowledge HAMI:42
first obligation is to his p. HEND:45
Ask the p. not the doctor HINDU:46
make the asymptomatic p. feel better HOERR:48
never too good for the p. HOLM:48
give the p. the benefit HOLM:48
What I call a good p. HOLM:48
never keep a p. sick HOPE:49
individualise the p. HUFE:50
Treat the p., not the Xray HUNTE:51
He turns into a life-long p. ILLI:52
If the p. dies, it is the doctor ITAL:53
Never believe what a p. tells you JENN:54
they do a lot for a p. KANT:55
The less restraint for the p. KORS:56
The p. should be managed LOEB:61
Each p. ought to feel LONG:61
the p. takes the risks MARC:65
In the presence of the p. MEDI:68
The fact that your p. gets well MELT:68
the p. rather than the case MORR:71
Your p. is ready, Sir MORT:71
p. is the centre of the medical universe MURP:72
attend to the p.’s bodily hygiene NIGH:73
a fool for a p. OSLER:74
you have been a p. PAGET:75
Don’t refer a p. to a psychiatrist PALM:75
being useful to his p. PARA:76
Always give the p. hope PARÉ:76
secret of the care of the p. PEAB:77
nature and constitution of the p. PLATO:79
the disease is stronger than the p. RHAZ:84
p. who consults a great many RHAZ:84
within thirty inches of the p. RICHA:84
disease in each individual p. RUFUS:86
prescribe a holiday to any p. RUSSE:86
First the p., second the p., third the p. SCHIC:88
we cannot cut the p. in half SCHIC:88
interact with the individuality of the p. SCHW:88
he does not know the p.’s dreams SELZ:89
physician that should be the p. SHAK:90
the claims of an individual p. SPER:95
the obligation to care for the p. STRA:97
The p., who may mistrust his own SUSR:97
to restore the health of the p. SYDE:98
the p. either dies or is cured by nature TAYL:99
point of view of the suffering p. THORO:100
if the p. can keep awake TROT:101
Well, Sir, your p. is ready WARR:104
obtain the p.’s freely given consent WORLD:108patients
treats by mail p. he has never seen ADAMS:1
P. and their families will forgive you ANON:4
persuasion or compulsion upon the p. ARIS:6
sister puts all her p. back to bed ASHER:7
handled differently in different p. ATCH:7
make mute p. communicative BERG:11
are some p. whom we cannot help BLOO:14
but two p. whose lives I saved CABOT:18
in the interest of his p. CAIR:18
acquaint yourself with your p.’ CRON:26
the world except their p. FRAN:36
P. may recover in spite of drugs GADD:37
Young men kill their p. GREGO:41
Doctors think a lot of p. are cured HEROL:45
make him more dangerous to his p. HOLM:49
Physicians live by rich p. INDI:52
doctors and p. KIPL:56 ·