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E-grāmata: DeGowin's Diagnostic Examination, Tenth Edition

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For more than forty years, the single-best guide for learning how to become a master clinical diagnosticianA Doodys Core Title for 2019! 







Much more than a text describing how to perform a history and physical examination, DeGowin's Diagnostic Examination is unmatched in its ability to help you logically assess symptoms and physical signs to facilitate development of reasonable, testable diagnostic hypotheses.

Part physical examination primer, part differential diagnosis guide, DeGowin's:





Describes how to obtain a complete history and perform a thorough physical examination Links symptoms and signs with the pathophysiology of disease Presents a symptom, sign, anatomy, and physiology-based approach to differential diagnosis Facilitates efficient cost-effective diagnostic testing using focused differential diagnoses





Organized as a practical bedside guide to assist diagnosis, DeGowin's is valuable as a quick reference at the point-of-care or as a text to study the principles and practice of history taking and physical examination.
Preface xxv
Common Abbreviations xxix
Introduction and User's Guide xxxi
PART 1 THE DIAGNOSTIC FRAMEWORK
1 Diagnosis
2(12)
1 Why Is Diagnosis Important?
2(1)
2 Diseases and Syndromes: Communication and Entry to the Medical Literature
2(1)
A The Diagnostic Examination
3(9)
1 Stories: Listen, Examine, Interpret, Explain
3(1)
2 Finding Clues to the Diagnosis
4(1)
3 Select Hypotheses: Generate a Differential Diagnosis
5(3)
4 Cognitive Tests of the Diagnostic Hypotheses
8(1)
5 Selection of Diagnostic Tests
9(1)
6 Rare Diseases
9(1)
7 Certainty and Diagnosis
10(1)
8 Prognostic Uncertainty
10(1)
9 Deferred Diagnoses
10(1)
10 A Summary of the Diagnostic Process
11(1)
11 Caveat
12(1)
12 An Example of the Diagnostic Process
12(1)
B Other Examinations
12(2)
1 The Autopsy
12(1)
2 Other Varieties of Medical Examinations
13(1)
2 History Taking And The Medical Record
14(16)
A Outline of the Medical Record
14(1)
B Procedure for Taking a History
15(2)
1 Description of the Medical History
15(1)
2 Scope of the History
15(1)
3 How to Take a History
15(1)
4 Do Not Make Assumptions
16(1)
C Completion of the Medical Record
17(9)
1 Identification
17(1)
2 The Informant
18(1)
3 Chief Complaints
18(2)
4 Past Medical and Surgical History
20(1)
5 Family History
21(1)
6 Social History
21(1)
7 Military History
21(1)
8 Review of Systems
22(2)
9 Gynecologic History
24(1)
10 Male History
24(1)
11 Venereal Disease History
24(1)
12 Medications
25(1)
13 Allergies and Medication Intolerances
25(1)
14 Preventive Care Services
25(1)
15 Advance Directives
25(1)
16 Physical Examination
25(1)
17 Laboratory
25(1)
18 Assessment
25(1)
19 The Plan
26(1)
D The Oral Presentation
26(1)
E Other Clinical Notes
27(1)
1 Inpatient Progress Notes
27(1)
2 Off-Service Note
27(1)
3 Discharge Summary
27(1)
4 Clinical Notes
27(1)
F The Patient's Medical Record
27(2)
1 Purposes
28(1)
2 Physician's Signature
28(1)
3 Custody of the Record
28(1)
G Electronic Medical Records
29(1)
3 The Screening Physical Examination
30(18)
A Methods for Physical Examination
31(6)
1 Inspection
31(1)
2 Palpation
32(1)
3 Percussion
33(2)
4 Auscultation
35(2)
B Procedure for the Screening Physical Examination
37(6)
1 Preparing for the Screening Examination
39(1)
2 Performance of the Screening Examination
39(4)
C Ultrasound in Bedside Diagnosis
43(5)
1 Technical Considerations
43(2)
2 Scope of Ultrasound in Diagnostic Examination
45(3)
PART 2 THE DIAGNOSTIC EXAMINATION
The Diagnostic Examination:
Chapters 4 to 16
48(1)
4 Vital Signs, Anthropometric Data, And Pain
49(33)
A Vital Signs
49(25)
1 Body Temperature
49(8)
2 The Pulse: Rate, Volume, and Rhythm
57(1)
3 Examination of the Pulse
58(8)
4 Breathing: Respiratory Rate and Partem
66(2)
5 Blood Pressure and Pulse Pressure
68(6)
B Anthropometric Data
74(5)
1 Height
74(1)
2 Weight
75(4)
C Pain
79(3)
1 Diagnostic Attributes of Pain
80(1)
2 Pain Syndromes
81(1)
5 Nonregional Systems And Diseases
82(24)
A Constitutional Symptoms
82(3)
1 Fatigue
82(1)
2 Disturbance of Appetite
83(1)
3 Disturbance of Thirst
84(1)
4 Constitutional Syndromes/Diseases
84(1)
B The Immune System
85(1)
1 Common Immunodeficiency Syndromes
86(1)
C The Lymphatic System
86(9)
1 Examination of the Lymph Nodes
87(2)
2 Lymph Node Symptoms
89(1)
3 Lymph Node Diseases and Syndromes
89(2)
4 Diseases and Syndromes of Specific Regional Lymph Nodes
91(3)
5 Disorders of B Cells/Plasma Cells
94(1)
D The Hematopoietic System and Hemostasis
95(5)
1 Red Blood Cell (Erythrocyte) Disorders
95(2)
2 Neutrophil Disorders
97(1)
3 Myeloproliferative Disorders and Acute Leukemia
97(1)
4 Platelet Disorders
98(1)
5 Coagulation Disorders
99(1)
E The Endocrine System
100(6)
1 Diabetes and Hypoglycemia
100(1)
2 Disorders of Thyroid Function
101(2)
3 Disorders of Adrenal Function
103(1)
4 Disorders of Parathyroid Function
104(1)
5 Disorders of Pituitary Function
105(1)
6 The Skin And Nails
106(54)
A Physiology of the Skin and Nails
106(1)
B Functional Anatomy of the Skin and Nails
106(5)
1 Epidermis
106(1)
2 Dermis and Subcutaneous Tissue
107(1)
3 Fingernails
107(1)
4 Toenails
107(2)
5 Skin Coloration
109(1)
6 Hair
109(1)
7 Sebaceous Glands
109(1)
8 Eccrine (Sweat) Glands
110(1)
9 Apocrine Glands
110(1)
10 Nerves
110(1)
11 Circulation of the Skin and Mucosa
110(1)
12 Cutaneous Wound Healing and Repair
110(1)
C Examination of the Skin and Nails
111(1)
1 Evaluation of Skin Turgor
111(1)
2 Examination of Nailfold Capillaries
111(1)
D Supplemental Aids to Dermatologic Diagnosis
111(1)
1 Magnification
111(1)
2 Diascopy
111(1)
3 KOH Preparation
112(1)
4 Tzanck Smear
112(1)
5 Wood Light
112(1)
6 Skin Biopsy
112(1)
E Skin and Nail Symptoms
112(1)
1 Itching (Pruritus)
112(1)
F Skin and Nail Signs
113(16)
1 Anatomic Distribution of Lesions
113(1)
2 Pattern of Lesions
113(2)
3 Morphology of Individual Lesions
115(4)
4 Generalized Skin Signs
119(3)
5 Changes in Skin Color
122(2)
6 Changes in Hair
124(1)
7 Fingernail Signs
125(4)
G Foot and Toenail Signs
129(1)
H Vascular Signs
130(8)
1 Arterial Circulation Signs
131(2)
2 Purpura
133(1)
3 Nonpurpuric Vascular Lesions
134(4)
I Signs of Systemic Lipid Disorders
138(1)
1 Xanthomas
138(1)
J Common Skin and Nail Syndromes
138(5)
1 Common Skin Disorders
138(5)
K Skin Infections and Infestations
143(17)
1 Insects, Spiders, Mites, and Worms
143(1)
2 Bacterial Infections
144(3)
3 Viral Infections
147(2)
4 Fungal Infections
149(1)
5 Bullous Skin Diseases
150(1)
6 Skin Manifestations of Systemic Diseases
150(5)
7 Vascular Disorders
155(2)
8 Skin Neoplasms
157(3)
7 The Head And Neck
160(100)
A Major Systems of the Head and Neck
160(1)
B Functional Anatomy of the Head and Neck
161(12)
1 The Scalp and Skull
161(1)
2 The Face and Neck
161(1)
3 The Ears
162(1)
4 The Eyes
163(3)
5 The Nose
166(2)
6 The Mouth and Oral Cavity
168(2)
7 The Larynx
170(1)
8 The Salivary Glands
171(1)
9 The Thyroid Gland
172(1)
C Physical Examination of the Head and Neck
173(15)
1 Examination of the Scalp, Face, and Skull
173(1)
2 Examination of the Ears, Hearing, and Labyrinthine Function
173(2)
3 Testing Labyrinth Function
175(1)
4 Examination of the Eyes, Visual Fields, and Visual Acuity
176(6)
5 Examination of the Nose and Sinuses
182(2)
6 Examination of the Lips, Mouth, Teeth, Tongue, and Pharynx
184(2)
7 Examination of the Larynx
186(1)
8 Examination of the Salivary Glands
186(1)
9 Examination of the Temporomandibular Joint
187(1)
10 Examination of the Neck
187(1)
11 Examination of the Lymph Nodes
188(1)
12 Examination of the Vascular System
188(1)
D Head and Neck Symptoms
188(5)
1 General Symptoms
188(1)
2 Skull, Scalp, and Face Symptoms
188(1)
3 Ear Symptoms
189(1)
4 Eye Symptoms
190(1)
5 Nose Symptoms
191(1)
6 Lip, Mouth, Tongue, Teeth, and Pharynx Symptoms
191(1)
7 Larynx Symptoms
192(1)
8 Salivary Gland Symptoms
192(1)
9 Neck Symptoms
192(1)
E Head and Neck Signs
193(45)
1 Scalp, Face, Skull, and Jaw Signs
193(2)
2 External Ear Signs
195(1)
3 External Acoustic Meatus Signs
196(1)
4 TM Signs
197(1)
5 Hearing Signs
197(1)
6 Eye Lid Signs
197(4)
7 Eye Movement Signs
201(1)
8 Conjunctiva Signs
201(2)
9 Cornea Signs
203(1)
10 Sclera Signs
204(1)
11 Pupil Signs
205(1)
12 Lens Signs
205(1)
13 Retina Signs
206(9)
14 Nose and Sinus Signs
215(4)
15 Breath Signs
219(1)
16 Lip Signs
220(4)
17 Teeth and Gum Signs
224(2)
18 Tongue Signs
226(4)
19 Pharyngeal Signs
230(1)
20 Larynx and Trachea Signs
230(2)
21 Salivary Gland Signs
232(2)
22 Neck Signs
234(1)
23 Midline Cervical Mass
235(1)
24 Lateral Cervical Masses
236(1)
25 Thyroid Signs
237(1)
F Head and Neck Syndromes
238(22)
1 Squamous Cell Cancers of the Head and Neck
238(1)
2 Scalp, Face, Skull, and Jaw Syndromes
239(1)
3 Eye Syndromes
240(2)
4 Ear Syndromes
242(4)
5 Nose and Sinus Syndromes
246(3)
6 Oral Syndromes (Lips, Mouth, Tongue, Teeth, and Pharynx)
249(3)
7 Larynx Syndromes
252(3)
8 Salivary Gland Syndromes
255(1)
9 Thyroid Goiters and Nodules
255(5)
8 The Chest: Chest Wall, Pulmonary, And Cardiovascular Systems; The Breasts
260(126)
Section 1 Chest Wall, Pulmonary, and Cardiovascular Systems
260(1)
A Major Systems and Physiology
260(6)
1 The Thoracic Wall
260(1)
2 The Respiratory System
261(2)
3 The Lungs and Pleura
263(2)
4 The Cardiovascular System
265(1)
B Superficial Thoracic Anatomy
266(4)
1 The Chest Wall
266(2)
2 The Lungs and Pleura
268(1)
3 The Heart and Precordium
268(2)
C Physical Examination of the Chest and Major Vessels
270(17)
1 Inspection of the Rib Cage and Thoracic Musculature
270(1)
2 Palpation of the Rib Cage and Thoracic Musculature
270(2)
3 Examination of the Lungs and Pleura
272(4)
4 Physical Examination of the Heart and Precordium
276(4)
5 Physical Examination of the Blood Vessels
280(4)
6 Examination of the Arterial Circulation in the Extremities
284(3)
7 Examination of the Large Limb Veins
287(1)
D Chest, Cardiovascular, and Respiratory Symptoms
287(5)
1 General Symptoms
287(3)
2 Chest Wall Symptoms
290(1)
3 Lung and Pleural Symptoms
291(1)
4 Cardiovascular Symptoms
291(1)
E Chest, Trachea, and Respiratory Signs
292(16)
1 Chest Wall Signs
292(5)
2 Trachea Signs
297(1)
3 Lung, Pleura, and Respiratory Signs
298(1)
4 Vibratory Palpation
299(1)
5 Sonorous Percussion
299(1)
6 Auscultation of Breath Sounds
300(1)
7 Auscultation of Voice Sounds
301(1)
8 Auscultation of Abnormal Sounds
302(1)
9 Interpretation of Pulmonary and Pleural Signs
302(5)
10 Sputum Signs
307(1)
F Cardiovascular Signs
308(25)
1 Inspection
308(1)
2 Palpation
308(3)
3 Percussion
311(1)
4 Auscultation of Heart Sounds
312(5)
5 Auscultation of Heart Murmurs
317(1)
6 Systolic Murmurs
317(8)
7 Diastolic Murmurs
325(3)
8 Continuous Murmurs
328(1)
9 Vascular Signs of Cardiac Activity
328(1)
10 Pulse Contour and Volume
329(1)
11 Arterial Murmur or Bruit
330(1)
12 Venous Signs of Cardiac Action
331(2)
13 Arterial Circulation Signs
333(1)
G Chest, Cardiovascular, and Respiratory Syndromes
333(43)
1 Chest Wall Syndromes
333(2)
2 Respiratory Syndromes
335(8)
3 Cardiovascular Syndromes
343(1)
4 Myocardial Ischemia Six-Dermatome Pain Syndromes
344(3)
5 Inflammatory Six-Dermatome Pain Syndromes
347(1)
6 Mediastinal and Vascular Six-Dermatome Pain Syndromes
348(2)
7 Gastrointestinal Six-Dermatome Pain Syndromes
350(1)
8 Pulmonary Six-Dermatome Pain Syndromes
350(1)
9 Other Cardiovascular Syndromes
350(4)
10 Valvular Heart Disease
354(1)
11 Congenital Heart Disease
354(1)
12 Pericardial Syndromes
355(1)
13 Disorders of the Arterial and Venous Circulations
356(4)
14 Disorders of Circulation in the Head, Neck, and Trunk
360(2)
15 Arterial Aneurysms
362(6)
16 Disorders of Large Limb Arteries
368(4)
17 Disorders of the Major Extremity Veins
372(4)
Section 2 The Breasts
376(1)
H Breast Physiology
376(1)
1 The Female Breast
376(1)
2 The Male Breast
376(1)
I Superficial Anatomy of the Breasts
376(1)
J Physical Examination of the Breasts
377(2)
1 Breast Examination
377(2)
K Breast Symptoms
379(1)
L Breast Signs
380(2)
M Breast Syndromes
382(4)
1 The Female Breast
382(3)
2 The Male Breast
385(1)
9 The Abdomen, Perineum, Anus, And Rectosigmoid
386(71)
A Major Systems and Their Physiology
386(2)
1 Alimentary System
386(1)
2 Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic System
387(1)
3 Spleen and Lymphatics
388(1)
4 Kidneys, Ureters, and Bladder
388(1)
B Superficial Anatomy of the Abdomen and Perineum
388(1)
1 The Abdomen
388(1)
2 The Anus
389(1)
3 The Rectum
389(1)
4 The Sigmoid and Descending Colon
389(1)
C Physical Examination of the Abdomen
389(10)
1 Inspection
390(1)
2 Auscultation
390(1)
3 Percussion
391(1)
4 Palpation
391(7)
5 Examination of the Perineum, Anus, Rectum, and Distal Colon
398(1)
6 Examination of the Anus
398(1)
7 Examination of the Rectum
399(1)
8 Examination of the Sigmoid Colon
399(1)
D Abdominal, Perineal, and Anorectal Symptoms
399(8)
1 Nonspecific Symptoms
399(4)
2 Site-Attributable Symptoms
403(1)
3 Esophagus, Stomach, and Duodenum Symptoms
404(1)
4 Small Intestine and Colon
405(1)
5 Pelvic Symptoms
406(1)
E Abdominal Signs
407(12)
1 Inspection
407(7)
2 Auscultation
414(1)
3 Percussion
415(1)
4 Palpation
416(3)
F Perineal, Anal, and Rectal Signs
419(3)
1 Inspection
419(1)
2 Palpation
420(2)
G Abdominal, Perineal, and Anorectal Syndromes
422(35)
1 GI, Hepatobiliary, and Pancreatic Syndromes
422(2)
2 Acute Abdominal Pain Syndromes
424(1)
3 Acute Abdominal Pain
425(2)
4 Acute Epigastric Pain
427(2)
5 Acute RUQ Pain
429(2)
6 Acute LUQ Pain
431(1)
7 Acute RLQ Pain
432(1)
8 Acute LLQ Pain
433(1)
9 Acute Suprapubic Pain
433(1)
10 Chronic Abdominal Pain Syndromes
434(3)
11 Bloating and Distention Syndromes
437(1)
12 Diarrhea Syndromes
437(6)
13 Constipation Syndromes
443(1)
14 Bowel Obstruction Syndromes
444(3)
15 Abdominal Masses
447(1)
16 RUQ Mass
448(2)
17 Epigastric Masses
450(1)
18 LUQ Mass
451(1)
19 RLQ Masses
451(1)
20 LLQ Masses
451(1)
21 Suprapubic and Pelvic Masses
451(2)
22 Other Abdominal Masses
453(1)
23 Abdominal, Inguinal, and Other Hernias
453(1)
24 Inguinal Hernias
454(1)
25 Perineal, Anal, and Rectal Syndromes
455(1)
26 Occult GI Blood Loss
455(2)
10 The Urinary System
457(12)
A Overview and Physiology of the Urinary System
457(1)
B Anatomy of the Urinary System
457(1)
C Physical Examination of the Urinary System
457(1)
D Urinary System Symptoms
458(2)
E Urinary System Signs
460(2)
F Urethral Signs
462(1)
G Urinary System Syndromes
462(7)
11 The Female Genitalia And Reproductive System
469(20)
A Overview of Female Reproductive Physiology
469(1)
B Anatomy of the Female Genitalia and Reproductive System
469(3)
1 The Vulva
469(2)
2 The Vagina, Uterus, and Adnexa
471(1)
C Physical Examination of the Female Genitalia and Reproductive System
472(3)
1 The Female Pelvic Examination
472(3)
D Female Genital and Reproductive Symptoms
475(1)
1 General Symptoms
475(1)
2 Vulvar and Vaginal Symptoms
476(1)
E Female Genital and Reproductive Signs
476(8)
1 Vulvar Signs
476(2)
2 Urethral Meatus Abnormalities
478(1)
3 Vaginal Signs
478(2)
4 Cervical Signs
480(2)
5 Uterine Signs
482(1)
6 Adnexal Signs
483(1)
7 Rectal Signs
484(1)
F Female Genital and Reproductive Syndromes
484(5)
1 Menstrual Disorders
484(3)
2 Ovary Disorders
487(1)
3 Uterine Disorders
487(2)
12 The Male Genitalia And Reproductive System
489(19)
A Overview of Male Reproductive Physiology
489(1)
B Anatomy of the Male Reproductive System
489(4)
1 The Penis
489(1)
2 The Scrotum
490(1)
3 Testis, Epididymis, Vas Deferens, and Spermatic Cord
491(1)
4 The Prostate and Seminal Vesicles
491(2)
C Physical Examination of the Male Genitalia and Reproductive System
493(2)
1 Examination of the Penis
493(1)
2 Examination of the Scrotum
493(1)
3 Examination of Scrotal Contents
493(1)
4 Examination for Scrotal Hernia
493(1)
5 Examination of the Testes
493(1)
6 Examination of the Epididymis
493(1)
7 Examination of the Spermatic Cord
494(1)
8 Examination of the Male Inguinal Region for Hernia
494(1)
9 Rectal Examination of the Male
494(1)
D Male Genital and Reproductive Symptoms
495(1)
E Male Genital and Reproductive Signs
496(9)
1 Penis Signs
496(4)
2 Urethral Signs
500(1)
3 Scrotum Signs
501(1)
4 Testis, Epididymis, and Other Intrascrotal Signs
501(3)
5 Prostate and Seminal Vesicle Signs
504(1)
F Male Genital and Reproductive Syndromes
505(3)
13 The Spine, Pelvis, And Extremities
508(92)
A Major Systems and Their Physiology
508(1)
1 Bones
508(1)
2 Joints
509(1)
3 Muscles, Tendons, and Bursae
509(1)
B Superficial Anatomy of the Spine and Extremities
509(11)
1 The Axial Skeleton: Spine and Pelvis
509(2)
2 Appendicular Skeleton
511(9)
C Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities
520(16)
1 Examination of the Spine
520(3)
2 Examination of the Appendicular Skeleton
523(13)
D Musculoskeletal and Soft Tissue Symptoms
536(4)
1 Pain
536(4)
E Musculoskeletal and Soft Tissue Signs
540(19)
1 General Signs
540(1)
2 Thoracolumbar Spine and Pelvis Signs
541(3)
3 Appendicular Skeleton, Joint, Ligament, Tendon, and Soft-Tissue Signs
544(15)
F Musculoskeletal and Soft Tissue Syndromes
559(41)
1 General Syndromes
559(2)
2 Syndromes Primarily Affecting Joints
561(7)
3 Conditions Primarily Affecting Bone
568(4)
4 Neck, Spine, and Pelvis Syndromes
572(4)
5 Upper Extremity Syndromes
576(24)
14 The Nervous System
600(88)
A Overview of the Nervous System
600(2)
1 Anatomic Organization of the Nervous System
601(1)
2 The Peripheral Nervous System
601(1)
3 Functional Organization of the Nervous System
601(1)
B The Neurologic Examination
602(26)
1 Mental Status Screening Examination
602(1)
2 Cranial Nerve (CN) Exam
602(7)
3 Motor Examination
609(1)
4 Examination of Reflexes
610(6)
5 Posture, Balance, and Coordination---The Cerebellar Examination
616(7)
6 Testing Specific Peripheral Nerves
623(5)
C Neurologic Symptoms
628(4)
1 General Symptoms
628(2)
2 Cranial Nerve Symptoms
630(1)
3 Motor Symptoms
631(1)
4 Posture, Balance, and Coordination Symptoms
632(1)
5 Sensory Symptoms
632(1)
D Neurologic Signs
632(1)
1 Cranial Nerve Signs
632(1)
2 Anosmia---Olfactory Nerve (CN I)
633(1)
3 Visual Field Signs
633(1)
4 Eye Movement Signs
634(3)
5 Abnormalities of Gaze
637(3)
6 Pupil Signs
640(2)
7 Other Cranial Nerve Signs
642(2)
8 Motor Signs
644(1)
9 Reflex Signs
645(3)
E Posture, Balance, and Coordination Signs
648(8)
1 Cerebellar Signs
648(1)
2 Gait Disorders
649(1)
3 Movement Disorders
650(1)
4 Sensory Signs
651(1)
5 Autonomic Nervous System Signs
652(1)
6 Some Peripheral Nerve Signs
653(3)
F Neurologic Syndromes
656(32)
1 Recurrent Headache Syndromes
656(3)
2 Traction, Displacement, and Inflammation Causing Intracranial Headache
659(1)
3 Intracranial Bleeding Headaches
660(2)
4 Other Headaches
662(1)
5 Seizures
663(1)
6 Transient Impaired Consciousness
664(3)
7 Coma and Other Persistent Impairments of Consciousness
667(4)
8 Ischemic Cerebrovascular Disease
671(3)
9 Degenerative and Autoimmune CNS Diseases
674(1)
10 CNS Infections
675(1)
11 Spinal Cord Disorders
676(1)
12 Peripheral Neuropathies
677(4)
13 Other Motor and Sensory Syndromes
681(1)
14 Disorders of Language and Speech
682(1)
15 Delirium
683(1)
16 Syndromes of Impaired Mentation
683(1)
17 Syndromes of Impaired Cognition
684(1)
18 Other Syndromes
685(3)
15 The Mental Status, Psychiatric, And Social Evaluations
688(22)
Section 1 The Mental Status and Psychiatric Evaluation
689(1)
A The Mental Status Evaluation
689(3)
1 Level of Consciousness
689(1)
2 Orientation
689(1)
3 Attention
689(2)
4 Memory
691(1)
5 Thought
691(1)
6 Perception
691(1)
7 Intellect
691(1)
8 Mood
692(1)
9 Affect
692(1)
10 Appearance and Behavior
692(1)
B Psychiatric Symptoms and Signs
692(4)
1 Abnormal Perception
692(1)
2 Abnormal Sleep Perceptions---Parasomnias
693(1)
3 Abnormal Affect and Mood
693(1)
4 Abnormal Thinking
694(1)
5 Abnormal Memory
695(1)
6 Abnormal Behaviors
695(1)
7 Abnormal Sexual Feelings and Behaviors---Paraphilias
696(1)
8 Bulimia
696(1)
9 Anorexia Nervosa
696(1)
10 Dyssomnias
696(1)
C Psychiatric Syndromes
696(10)
1 Multiaxial Assessment
696(1)
2 Acute and Subacute Confusion
697(1)
3 Anxiety Disorders
698(1)
4 Disorders of Mood
699(1)
5 Personality Disorders and Abnormal Behaviors
700(1)
6 Personality Disorder Clusters
700(2)
7 Other Personality Disorders
702(1)
8 Eating Disorders
702(1)
9 Alcohol-Related Illness
703(1)
10 Impulse Control Disorders
704(1)
11 Adjustment Disorders
704(1)
12 Thought Disorders
705(1)
13 Other Disorders
705(1)
Section 2 The Social Evaluation
706(1)
D Evaluation of Social Function and Risk
706(1)
E Common Social Syndromes and Problems
706(4)
1 Abuse and Neglect
706(1)
2 Illiteracy
707(1)
3 Homelessness
707(1)
4 Isolation
707(1)
5 Institutionalization
707(3)
PART 3 PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION
16 The Preoperative Evaluation
710(10)
A Introduction to Preoperative Screening
710(1)
B The History
710(4)
1 Assessment of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Risk from History
711(1)
2 Assessment of Bleeding Risk from History
712(1)
3 Assessment of Metabolic Risk: Diabetes, Renal, and Hepatic Insufficiency
712(1)
4 Age
713(1)
5 Family History
713(1)
6 Medications
713(1)
7 Social History
714(1)
8 Mechanical and Positioning Risks
714(1)
C The Physical Examination
714(1)
D Mental Status
715(1)
E Laboratory Tests
715(1)
F Summative Risk Assessment
716(4)
PART 4 USE OF THE LABORATORY AND DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
17 Principles Of Diagnostic Testing
720(15)
A Principles of Laboratory Testing
720(13)
1 Principles of Testing for Disease
721(2)
2 Aids in the Selection and Interpretation of Tests
723(8)
3 2 x 2 Tables Revisited: Caveat Emptor
731(1)
4 Severity of Disease
731(1)
5 Sampling
732(1)
6 Rule In; Rule Out
732(1)
7 Summary
733(1)
B Principles of Diagnostic Imaging
733(2)
18 Common Laboratory Tests
735(32)
A Blood Chemistries
736(18)
1 Albumin
736(1)
2 Alkaline Phosphatase, Serum
736(1)
3 Anion Gap, Serum
737(1)
4 Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT), Serum
737(1)
5 Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST), Serum
737(1)
6 Bicarbonate, Total Serum (HCO3-), CO2 Content
738(1)
7 Bilirubin, Total Serum
738(1)
8 Blood Urea Nitrogen, Serum---BUN
739(1)
9 B-Type Natriuretic Peptide
739(1)
10 Calcium, Serum (Ca2+)
740(1)
11 Chloride, Serum (C1-)
740(1)
12 Cholesterol, Serum
741(1)
13 C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
742(1)
14 Creatine Kinase (CK), Serum
742(1)
15 Creatinine, Serum
743(1)
16 Creatinine Clearance
743(1)
17 Ferritin, Serum
744(1)
18 Glomerular Filtration Rate
744(1)
19 Glucose, Serum
745(1)
20 Hemoglobin A1C: Glycohemoglobin
746(1)
21 Iron, Serum (FE2+)
746(1)
22 Iron-Binding Capacity, Serum Total
747(1)
23 Lactic Dehydrogenase (LDH), Serum
747(1)
24 Phosphate, Serum Inorganic
747(1)
25 Potassium, Serum (K+)
748(1)
26 Protein, Total Serum
749(1)
27 Protein: Albumin, Serum
749(1)
28 Protein: Globulins, Serum
749(1)
29 Protein: α1-Globulins
750(1)
30 Protein: α2-Globulins
750(1)
31 Protein:β-Globulins
750(1)
32 Protein: γ-Globulins
750(1)
33 Protein: Immunoglobulin IgG
751(1)
34 Protein: Immunoglobulin IgA
751(1)
35 Protein: Immunoglobulin IgM
751(1)
36 Protein: Immunoglobulin IgD
751(1)
37 Protein: Immunoglobulin IgE
752(1)
38 Protein: Monoclonal γ-Globulins
752(1)
39 Sodium, Serum (Na+)
752(1)
40 Triglycerides
753(1)
41 Urea Nitrogen
753(1)
42 Uric Acid, Serum
753(1)
B Hematologic Data
754(6)
1 Blood Cells
754(5)
2 Coagulation
759(1)
C Urinalysis
760(3)
1 Color
761(1)
2 Acidity
761(1)
3 Specific Gravity
761(1)
4 Protein
761(1)
5 Glucose
762(1)
6 Ketones
762(1)
7 Urinary Sediment
762(1)
D Cerebrospinal Fluid
763(1)
1 Increased CSF Protein
763(1)
2 Decreased CSF Protein
763(1)
3 Elevated CSF Glucose
763(1)
4 Decreased CSF Glucose
763(1)
5 Increased CSF Leukocytes
763(1)
E Serous Body Fluids
764(3)
1 Transudates
764(1)
2 Exudates
764(1)
3 Pleural Effusion
764(1)
4 Peritoneal Effusion: Ascites
764(1)
5 Serum/Ascites Albumin Gradient
764(1)
6 WBC Counts
765(2)
Index 767
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Professor, Department of Internal Medicine Division of Cardiovascular Diseases University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Iowa City, Iowa