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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.
Contributor:
Burton, Neel, 1978-
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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