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• Title:Mosby's guide to physical examination / Henry M. Seidel [and others].
  
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• Variant Title:Guide to physical examination
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Seidel, Henry M.
  
• Published/Created:St. Louis, Mo. : Mosby/Elsevier, ©2011.
  

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  • Call Number: WB205 .M894 2011
    
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• Library of Congress Subjects:Physical diagnosis.
  
• Medical Subjects: Physical Examination--methods.
  Medical History Taking--methods.
  
• Genre/Form:Textbooks.
  
• Edition:7th ed.
  
• Description:xxv, 883 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm
  
• Summary:From the Publisher: Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination is a comprehensive textbook of physical examination, history-taking, and health assessment with a unique emphasis on differential diagnosis and variations across the lifespan. The book conveys a uniquely compassionate, patient-centered approach to physical examination with a strong evidence-based foundation. Clinical Pearls boxes give brief clinical insights with expert tips on techniques, findings, and patient teaching. Mnemonic boxes deliver engaging auditory, visual, and other memory cues to help you remember series of assessment or exam steps. Physical Variations boxes detail multicultural considerations for assessing patients from diverse ethnic and cultural groups. Staying Well boxes describe holistic approaches to health promotion and patient teaching. Risk Factors boxes highlight modifiable and nonmodifiable risk factors for a variety of conditions. Differential Diagnosis boxes give comparisons of expected findings for similar conditions and explain how disease presentations vary. Physical Examination boxes provide current data on the most effective techniques for delivering quality patient care. Functional Assessment boxes focus on the patient's functional abilities and present a holistic approach to patient care. Downloadable text and PDA summaries allow for quick review of the key steps in each system exam. Dynamic learning exercises on the companion website test your knowledge and provide instant feedback on your progress. Updates throughout reflect the latest research findings and evidence-based practice for techniques, normal and abnormal findings, genetics, and assessment. 60 video clips demonstrate exam techniques for each system and are downloadable for use on Video iPod devices. 25 new anatomy and physiology animations provide narrated explanations of processes beneath the skin. New audio chapter summaries, downloadable for use on MP3 players, offer a convenient way to review key content on the go. New 3-column tables featuring Pathophysiology, Subjective Data, and Objective Data provide an illustrated reference that allows for quick and accurate comparisons. 75 new illustrations and dozens of new photos of normal and abnormal findings help to clarify anatomic concepts and exam techniques.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9780323055703 (hardcover : alk. paper)
  0323055702 (hardcover : alk. paper)
  
• Contents:1: Partnership With Patients: Building A History
  Developing a relationship with the patient
  Ethical context
  Effective communication
  Patient history
  Setting for the interview
  Structure of the history
  Building the history
  Sensitive issues
  Outline of the history
  Adaptations for age, gender, and possible disabilities
  Next step
  2: Cultural Awareness
  Cultural competence
  Definition of culture
  Distinguishing physical characteristics
  Impact of culture
  Blurring of cultural distinctions
  Primacy of the individual in health care
  Professional cultures within the health professions
  Impact of culture on illness
  Components of a cultural response
  Modes of communication
  Health beliefs and practices
  Family relationships
  Diet and nutritional practices
  Summing up
  3: Examination Techniques And Equipment
  Precautions to prevent infection
  Latex allergy
  Examination technique
  Patient positions and draping
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Percussion
  Auscultation
  Measurement of vital signs
  Pulse
  Respirations
  Blood pressure
  Temperature
  Oxygen saturation
  Pain
  Measurement of height and weight
  Modifications for patients with disabilities
  Patients with mobility impairments
  Patients with sensory impairment
  Special concerns for patients with disabilities
  Instruments
  Stethoscope
  Pulse oximeter
  Doppler
  Fetal monitoring equipment
  Ophtalmoscope
  Strabismoscope
  Visual acuity charts
  Near vision charts
  Amsler grid
  Otoscope
  Tympanometer
  Nasal speculum
  Tuning fork
  Percussion (reflex) hammer
  Neurologic hammer
  Tape measure
  Transilluminator
  Vaginal speculum
  Goniometer
  Wood's lamp
  Dermatoscope
  Calipers for skinfold thickness
  Monofilament
  4: Mental Status
  Anatomy and physiology
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Physical appearance and behavior
  Grooming
  Emotional status
  Body language
  State of consciousness
  Cognitive abilities
  Analogies
  Abstract reasoning
  Arithmetic calculation
  Writing ability
  Execution of motor skills
  Memory
  Attention span
  Judgment
  Speech and language skills
  Voice quality
  Articulation
  Comprehension
  Coherence
  Emotional stability
  Mood and feelings
  Thought process and content
  Perceptual distortions and hallucinations
  Additional procedures
  Glasgow coma scale
  Abnormalities
  5: Growth And Measurement
  Anatomy and physiology
  Differences in growth by organ system
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Weight and standing height
  Body mass index
  Sexual maturation
  Abnormalities
  6: Nutrition
  Anatomy and physiology
  Macronutrients
  Carbohydrate
  Protein
  Fat
  Micronutrients
  Water
  Energy requirements
  Resting energy expenditure
  Physical activity
  Thermogenesis
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Anthropometrics
  Waist circumference
  Waist-to-hip circumference ratio
  Determination of diet adequacy
  Twenty-four-hour recall diet
  Food diary
  Measures of nutrient analysis
  MyPyramid food guide
  Vegetarian diets
  Ethnic food guide pyramids
  Measures of nutrient adequacy
  Special procedures
  Triceps skinfold thickness
  Mid-upper arm circumference
  Midarm muscle circumference/midarm muscle area
  Biochemical measurement
  Abnormalities
  7: Assessment Of Pain
  Anatomy and physiology
  Review of related history
  Present problem
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Self-report pain rating scales
  Assessing pain behaviors
  Abnormalities
  8: Skin, Hair, And Nails
  Anatomy and physiology
  Epidermis
  Dermis
  Hypodermis
  Appendages
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Skin
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Skin lesions
  Hair
  Nails
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Abnormalities
  9: Lymphatic System
  Anatomy and physiology
  Lymph nodes
  Lymphocytes
  Thymus
  Spleen
  Tonsils and adenoids
  Peyer patches
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Inspection and palpation
  Head and neck
  Axillae
  Epitrochlear lymph nodes
  Inguinal and popliteal lymph nodes
  Spleen
  Abnormalities
  10: Head And Neck
  Anatomy and physiology
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Head and face
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Percussion
  Auscultation
  Neck
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Lymph nodes
  Thyroid gland
  Abnormalities
  11: Eyes
  Anatomy and physiology
  External eye
  Eyelid
  Conjunctiva
  Lacrimal gland
  Eye muscles
  Internal eye
  Sclera
  Cornea
  Uvea
  Lens
  Retina
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Visual acuity testing
  External examination
  Surrounding structures
  Eyelids
  Palpation
  Conjunctiva
  Cornea
  Iris and pupil
  Lens
  Sclera
  Lacrimal apparatus
  Extraocular muscles
  Ophtalmoscopic examination
  Unexpected findings
  Abnormalities
  12: Ears, Nose, And Throat
  Anatomy and physiology
  Ears and hearing
  Nose, nasopharynx, and sinuses, mouth and oropharynx
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Ears and hearing
  External ear
  Otoscopic examination
  Hearing evaluation
  Nose, nasopharynx, and sinuses
  External nose
  Nasal cavity
  Sinuses
  Mouth and oropharynx
  Lips
  Buccal mucosa, teeth, and gums
  Oral cavity
  Oropharynx
  Abnormalities
  13: Chest And Lungs
  Anatomy and physiology
  Anatomic landmarks
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Equipment
  Examination and findings
  Inspection
  Respiratory patterns
  Observing respiration
  Looking for clues at the periphery
  Palpation
  Examining the trachea
  Percussion
  Diaphragmatic excursion
  Auscultation
  Breath sounds
  Vocal resonance
  Coughs
  Sputum
  Abnormalities
  14: Heart
  Anatomy and physiology
  Structure
  Cardiac cycle
  Electrical activity
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Percussion
  Auscultation
  Basic heart sounds
  Extra heart sounds
  Heart murmurs
  Rhythm disturbance
  Abnormalities
  15: Blood Vessels
  Anatomy and physiology
  Blood circulation
  Arterial pulse and pressure
  Jugular venous pulse and pressure
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination an findings
  Equipment
  Peripheral arteries
  Palpation
  Auscultation
  Assessment for peripheral arterial disease
  Blood pressure
  Peripheral veins
  Jugular venous pressure
  Hepatojugular reflux
  Evaluation of hand veins
  Assessment for venous obstruction and insufficiency
  Abnormalities
  16: Breasts And Axillae
  Anatomy and physiology
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Inspection
  Breasts
  Nipples and areolae
  Reinspection in varied positions
  Palpation
  Patient in seated position
  Patient in supine position
  Abnormalities
  17: Abdomen
  Anatomy and physiology
  Alimentary tract
  Liver
  Gallbladder
  Pancreas
  Spleen
  Kidneys, ureters, and bladder
  Musculature and connective tissues
  Vasculature
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Preparation
  Inspection
  Surface characteristics
  Contour
  Movement
  Auscultation
  Bowel sounds
  Additional sounds and bruits
  Percussion
  Liver span
  Spleen
  Gastric bubble
  Kidneys
  Palpation
  Light palpation
  Moderate palpation
  Deep palpation
  Masses
  Umbilical ring
  Palpation of specific organs and structures
  Additional procedures
  Ascites assessment
  Pain assessment
  Abdominal signs
  Rebound tenderness
  Illiopsoas muscle test
  Obturator muscle test
  Ballottement
  Abnormalities
  18: Female Genitalia
  Anatomy and physiology
  External genitalia
  Internal genitalia
  Bony pelvis
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Preparation
  Positioning
  Draping and gloving
  External examination
  Inspection and palpation
  Labia majora
  Labia minora
  Clitoris
  Uretharal orifice
  Vaginal introitus
  Skene and Bartholin glands
  Muscle tone
  Perineum
  Anus
  Internal examination
  Preparation
  Insertion of speculum
  Cervix
  Withdrawal of speculum
  Bimanual examination
  Cervix
  Uterus
  Adnexa and ovaries
  Rectovaginal examination
  Preparation
  Anal sphincter
  Rectal walls and rectovaginal septum
  Uterus
  Adnexa
  Stool
  Completion
  Abnormalities
  19: Male Genitalia
  Anatomy and physiology
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Inspection and palpation
  Genital hair distribution
  Penis
  Urethral meatus
  Penile shaft
  Scrotum
  Hernia
  Testes
  Cremasteric reflex
  Abnormalities
  20: Anus, Rectum, And Prostate
  Anatomy and physiology
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Preparation
  Positioning
  Sacrococcygeal and perianal areas
  Anus
  Sphincter
  Anal ring
  Lateral and posterior rectal walls
  Bidigital palpation
  Anterior rectal wall
  Prostrate
  Uterus and cervix
  Stool
  Abnormalities
  21: Musculoskeletal System
  Anatomy and physiology
  Upper extremities
  Head and spine
  Lower extremities
  Review of related history
  History of present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Inspection
  Palpation
  Range of motion
  Muscle strength
  Specific joints and muscles
  Hands and wrists
  Elbows
  Shoulders
  Temporomandibular joint
  Cervical spine
  Thoracic and lumbar spine
  Hips
  Legs and knees
  Feet and ankles
  Additional procedures
  Hand and wrist assessment
  Shoulder assessment
  Lower spine assessment
  Hip assessment
  Knee assessment
  Limb measurement
  Abnormalities
  22: Neurologic System
  Anatomy and physiology
  Brain
  Cerebrum
  Cerebellum
  Brainstem
  Cranial nerves
  Spinal cord and spinal tracts
  Spinal nerves
  Review of related history
  History or present illness
  Past medical history
  Family history
  Personal and social history
  Examination and findings
  Equipment
  Cranial nerves
  Olfactory (I)
  Optic (II)
  Oculomotor, trochlear, and abducens (III, IV, and VI)
  Trigeminal (V)
  Facial (VII)
  Acoustic (VIII)
  Glossopharyngeal (IX)
  Vagus (X)
  Spinal accessory (XI)
  Hypoglossal (XII)
  Proprioception and cerebellar function
  Coordination and fine motor skills
  Balance
  Sensory function
  Primary sensory functions
  Cortical sensory functions
  Reflexes
  Superficial reflexes
  Deep tendon reflexes
  Additional procedures
  Protective sensation
  Meningeal signs
  Posturing
  Abnormalities
  23: Sports Participation Evaluation
  24: Putting It All Together
  At the start
  Accuracy
  Potential for error
  Uncertainty
  Examination sequence
  General inspection
  Preparation
  Measurements
  Patient seated, wearing gown
  Patient seated, back exposed
  Patient seated, chest exposed
  Patient reclining 45 degrees
  Patient supine, chest exposed
  Patient supine, abdomen exposed
  Patient supine, legs exposed
  Patient sitting, lap draped
  Patient standing
  Female patient, lithotomy position
  Male patient, bending forward (lateral decubitus or knee-chest positions are also possible)
  Examination sequence with children
  General inspection
  Death and grief
  Alliance and compliance
  25: Taking The Next Steps: Clinical Judgment
  Clinical examination
  Critical thinking
  Assessment, judgment, and evidence
  Problem identification
  Valid hypotheses
  Possible barriers to critical thinking
  Validity of the clinical examination
  Bays Theorem
  Evaluation and management plan and setting priorities
  26: Recording Information
  General guidelines
  Subjective data
  Objective data
  Illustrations
  Problem-oriented medical record
  Comprehensive health history and physical examination
  Problem list
  Assessment
  Plan
  SOAP notes
  Notes from subsequent evaluations
  Problem-oriented medical record format
  History
  Review of systems
  Physical examination findings
  Assessment (for each problem on problem list)
  Plan (for each problem on problem list)
  Sample records
  Inpatient admission note
  Ambulatory adult
  Summary
  27: Emergency Or Life-Threatening Situations
  Emergency assessment
  Primary assessment
  Secondary assessment
  Primary assessment of the injured patient
  Secondary assessment of the injured patient
  Acute medical emergencies
  Injury assessment
  Blunt trauma
  Penetrating trauma
  Burns
  Legal considerations
  Records
  Consent for treatment
  Advance directives, living wills, and durable power of attorney for health care
  Summary
  Abnormalities
  Illustration and photo credits
  References and readings
  Glossary
  Appendix A: Height/weight growth charts
  Appendix B: Conversion tables and body mass index.