Excerpt from Text-Book of Anatomy and Physiology: For Nurses
Once more this book has been thoroughly revised. This revision represents an effort to simplify the most difficult portions, to introduce more physiology, and to present more fully the subject of the generative organs. Much of the book has been rewritten, a number of new illustrations have been introduced, and several that seemed to have outlived their usefulness have been discarded.
As in the previous revision, many Superintendents and Teachers of Training Schools have been consulted both personally and by letter. The suggestions offered by them have been of very great value, and have been carried out as far as possible. It is a privilege and pleasure to acknowledge this indebtedness.
My thanks are due to Miss Charlotte A. Francis, Instructor of Chemistry in Teachers College, Columbia University, for rewriting the first chapter, also to Dr. R. J. E. Scott of New York, who supervised the entire revision and made the index.
I am also indebted to the authors whose works I have consulted, and to the various publishers who have granted me permission to use illustrations from their books.
Miss Kimber, while not actively engaged in Training School work, is still keenly interested in all that pertains to nursing progress, and derives much satisfaction from the thought that her text-book is of real service to nurses. That its service and usefulness may be increased by the present edition is the sincere wish of the reviser.
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