Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 |
Overview:
Physical Examination and History Taking |
1 |
Chapter 2 |
Clinical
Reasoning, Assessment, and Recording Your Findings |
17 |
Chapter 3 |
Interviewing
and the Health History |
37 |
Chapter 4 |
Beginning
the Physical Examination: General Survey, Vital Signs, and Pain |
55 |
Chapter 5 |
Behavior
and Mental Status |
75 |
Chapter 6 |
The Skin,
Hair, and Nails |
93 |
Chapter 7 |
The Head
and Neck |
111 |
Chapter 8 |
The Thorax
and Lungs |
141 |
Chapter 9 |
The
Cardiovascular System |
163 |
Chapter 10 |
The Breasts
and Axillae |
181 |
Chapter 11 |
The Abdomen |
193 |
Chapter 12 |
The
Peripheral Vascular System |
215 |
Chapter 13 |
Male
Genitalia and Hernias |
229 |
Chapter 14 |
Female
Genitalia |
241 |
Chapter 15 |
The Anus,
Rectum, and Prostate |
259 |
Chapter 16 |
The
Musculoskeletal System |
271 |
Chapter 17 |
The Nervous
System |
311 |
Chapter 18 |
Assessing
Children: Infancy through Adolescence |
349 |
Chapter 19 |
The
Pregnant Woman |
389 |
Chapter 20 |
The Older
Adult |
403 |
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Index |
427 |
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