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Clinical skills for medical students / by Sheheryar Kabraji and Neel Burton.
Holman Biotech Commons RC76 .S44 2012
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Sheheryar, Kabraji.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Clinical Competence.
- Physical Examination--methods.
- Clinical Medicine--methods.
- Diagnosis.
- Clinical medicine.
- Medicine--Study and teaching.
- Medicine.
- Medical Subjects:
- Clinical Competence.
- Physical Examination--methods.
- Clinical Medicine--methods.
- Physical Description:
- xii, 236 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Banbury, Oxfordshire : Scion, 2012.
- Summary:
- Clinical Skills for Medical Students covers virtually all the skills that are taught and examined at medical school.
- The clear and concise text, attractive layout, and numerous tables and figures make it very easy for medical students, junior trainees, and other healthcare professionals to prepare for clinical examinations and/or succeed in clinical practice.
- Key features include:
- Step-by-step instructions for a broad range of clinical skills
- Detailed coverage of difficult areas such as blood transfusion and orthopedic examinations
- Detailed coverage of the medical conditions that are most likely to come up in clinical exams
- Special boxes headed 'Junior Resident's Tips' and 'Senior Resident's Questions' to focus attention on important or frequently examined areas
- Evidence-based approach with likelihood ratios published alongside key clinical findings
- A hints and tips section to maximize exam performance Book jacket.
- Contents:
- I General Skills and Procedures
- 1 Hand washing 1
- 2 Scrubbing up for the operating room 3
- 3 Venepuncture/phlebotomy 5
- 4 Peripheral intravenous access and setting up an infusion 7
- 5 Blood transfusion 10
- 6 Intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal drug injection 12
- 7 Blood pressure measurement 14
- 8 PEFR meter explanation 16
- 9 Metered dose inhaler explanation 18
- 10 Drug administration via a nebulizer 19
- 11 Nasogastric intubation 21
- 12 Male catheterization 23
- 13 Female catheterization 25
- 14 Wound suturing 27
- II Cardiovascular and Respiratory Medicine
- 15 Chest pain history 29
- 16 Cardiovascular risk assessment 32
- 17 Cardiovascular examination 34
- 18 Peripheral vascular system examination 39
- 19 Volume status examination 42
- 20 Ankle-brachial pressure index (ABPI) 44
- 21 Shortness of breath history 46
- 22 Respiratory system examination 49
- III GI Medicine and Urology
- 23 Abdominal pain history 55
- 24 Abdominal examination 58
- 25 Rectal examination 64
- 26 Hernia examination 66
- 27 Urological history 69
- 28 Male genitalia examination 71
- IV Neurology
- 29 History of headaches 73
- 30 History of collapse 76
- 31 Cranial nerve examination 79
- 32 Motor system of the upper limbs examination 84
- 33 Sensory system of the upper limbs examination 87
- 34 Motor system of the lower limbs examination 89
- 35 Sensory system of the lower limbs examination 92
- 36 Gait, co-ordination, and cerebellar function examination 94
- 37 Speech assessment 97
- V Psychiatry
- 38 General psychiatric history 100
- 39 Mental state examination 103
- 40 Depression history 108
- 41 Suicide risk assessment 110
- 42 Alcohol history 111
- 43 Eating disorders history 114
- 44 Capacity and its assessment 116
- VI ENT, Ophthalmology, and Dermatology
- 45 Hearing and the ear examination 117
- 46 Vision and the eye examination (including fundoscopy) 122
- 47 Smell and the nose examination 126
- 48 Lump in the neck examination 128
- 49 Dermatological history 131
- 50 Dermatological examination 133
- 51 Advice on sun protection 136
- 52 Examination of a superficial mass and of lymph nodes 137
- VII Pediatrics and Geriatrics
- 53 Pediatric history 140
- 54 Developmental assessment 142
- 55 Neonatal examination 145
- 56 The six-week surveillance review 149
- 57 Pediatric examination: cardiovascular system 151
- 58 Pediatric examination: respiratory system 155
- 59 Pediatric examination: abdomen 158
- 60 Pediatric examination: gait and neurological function 161
- 61 Geriatric history 163
- 62 Geriatric physical examination 165
- VIII Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Sexual Health
- 63 Obstetric history 167
- 64 Examination of the pregnant woman 170
- 65 Gynecological history 173
- 66 Gynecological (bimanual) examination 176
- 67 Cervical smear test and liquid based cytology test 178
- 68 Breast history 181
- 69 Breast examination 184
- 70 Sexual history and HIV risk assessment 187
- 71 Condom explanation 191
- 72 Combined oral contraceptive pill (COCP) explanation 193
- 73 Pessaries and suppositories explanation 196
- IX Orthopedics and Rheumatology
- 74 Rheumatological history 198
- 75 The GALS screening examination 202
- 76 Hand and wrist examination 205
- 77 Elbow examination 208
- 78 Shoulder examination 209
- 79 Spinal examination 212
- 80 Hip examination 215
- 81 Knee examination 218
- 82 Ankle and foot examination 221
- X Pain Control
- 83 Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA) explanation 224
- 84 Epidural analgesia explanation 225
- XI Communication Skills
- 85 Explaining skills 227
- 86 Obtaining consent 230
- 87 Breaking bad news 231
- 88 The angry patient or relative 232
- 89 The anxious or upset patient or relative 233
- 90 Cross-cultural communication 234
- 91 Discharge planning and negotiation 235.
- ISBN:
- 9781904842729
- 1904842720
- OCLC:
- 816123961
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