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Talley and O'Connor's Clinical Examination - 2-Volume Set 8th edition [Hardback]

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  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Aug-2017
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Talley and O'Connor's Clinical Examination, 8th edition helps students to navigate from first impressions through to the end of consultation. The text provides a patient-centred, evidence-based approach, making it the definitive resource for anyone embarking upon a medical career.

Volume 1: A systematic guide to physical diagnosis breaks down each body system into a logical framework focusing on the history, clinical examination and correlation between physical signs and disease for each system.

Volume 2: A guide to specialty examinations focuses on medical specialties ranging from paediatric medicine to specific approaches to ears, eyes, nose and throat assessments.
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Talley & O'Connor's Clinical Examination: Volume One
Foreword
v
Preface
xix
Acknowledgements
xx
Clinical methods: an historical perspective
xxii
The Hippocratic oath
xxiv
Section 1: The General Principles Of History Taking And Physical Examination
1(56)
Chapter 1 The general principles of history taking
3(19)
T&O'C essentials
3(3)
Bedside manner and establishing rapport
3(2)
Obtaining the history
5(1)
Introductory questions
6(1)
T&O'C essentials
6(9)
Presenting (principal) symptom
7(1)
History of the presenting illness
7(1)
Current Symptoms
7(1)
Associated Symptoms
8(1)
The effect of the illness
12(1)
Drug and treatment history
12(2)
Past history
14(1)
Additional history for the female patient
15(1)
Social history
15(1)
T&O'C essentials
15(5)
Upbringing and education level
15(1)
Marital status, social support and living conditions
15(1)
Diet and exercise
16(1)
Occupation and hobbies
16(1)
Overseas travel
16(1)
Smoking
16(1)
Alcohol use
17(1)
Analgesics and street drugs
18(1)
Mood
19(1)
Sexual history
19(1)
Family history
19(1)
Systems review
19(1)
Skills in history taking
20(1)
T&O'C essentials
20(1)
References
21(1)
Chapter 2 Advanced history taking
22(15)
Taking a good history
22(1)
The differential diagnosis
22(1)
Fundamental considerations when taking the history
22(1)
Personal history taking
23(5)
Common general symptoms
24(3)
Sexual history
27(1)
Reproductive history
27(1)
Cross-cultural history taking
28(1)
The 'uncooperative' or 'difficult' patient
28(1)
Self-harming and Munchhausen's syndrome
29(1)
History taking for the maintenance of good health
29(2)
The elderly patient
31(2)
Activities of daily living
31(1)
Polypharmacy
32(1)
Adherence
32(1)
Mental state
32(1)
Specific problems in the elderly
33(1)
Advance care planning (advance health directives)
33(1)
Patient confidentiality
33(1)
Evidence-based history taking and differential diagnosis
33(1)
The clinical assessment
34(1)
Concluding the consultation
34(1)
T&O'C essentials
35(1)
References
35(2)
Chapter 3 The general principles of physical examination
37(20)
Clinical examination
38(1)
How to start
38(1)
Hand washing
38(1)
First impressions
39(6)
Vital signs
40(1)
Facies
40(1)
Jaundice
40(1)
Cyanosis
41(3)
Pallor
44(1)
Hair
45(1)
Weight, body habitus and posture
45(1)
Hydration
46(2)
The hands and nails
48(1)
Temperature
49(1)
Smell
50(1)
Preparing the patient for examination
51(1)
Advanced concepts: evidence-based clinical examination
51(3)
Inter-observer agreement (reliability) and the kappa-statistic
53(1)
T&O'C essentials
54(2)
Introduction to the OSCE
55(1)
References
56(1)
Section 2: The Cardiovascular System
57(104)
Chapter 4 The cardiovascular history
59(15)
Presenting symptoms
59(9)
Chest pain
59(4)
Dyspnoea
63(1)
Ankle swelling
64(1)
Palpitations
64(2)
Syncope, presyncope and dizziness
66(1)
Fatigue
67(1)
Intermittent claudication and peripheral vascular disease
67(1)
Risk factors for coronary artery disease
68(2)
Drug and treatment history
70(1)
Past history
70(1)
Social history
71(1)
Family history
71(1)
T&O'C essentials
71(1)
OSCE Example-CVS history
72(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-CVS history
72(1)
References
72(2)
Chapter 5 The cardiac examination
74(35)
Examination anatomy
74(1)
Positioning the patient
75(1)
General appearance
76(3)
Hands
79(2)
Arterial pulse
81(3)
Rate of pulse
83(1)
Rhythm
83(1)
Radiofemoral and radial-radial delay
83(1)
Character and volume
84(1)
Condition of the vessel wall
84(1)
Blood pressure
84(5)
Measuring the blood pressure with the sphygmomanometer
86(2)
Variations in blood pressure
88(1)
High blood pressure
88(1)
Postural blood pressure
88(1)
Face
89(1)
Neck
89(3)
Carotid arteries
89(1)
Jugular venous pressure
90(2)
Praecordium
92(14)
Inspection
92(1)
Palpation
93(2)
Percussion
95(1)
Auscultation
95(2)
Abnormalities of the heart sounds
97(3)
Murmurs of the heart
100(5)
Auscultation of the neck
105(1)
The back
106(1)
The abdomen and legs
106(1)
T&O'C essentials
107(1)
OSCE Example-CVS examination
107(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-CVS examination
108(1)
References
108(1)
Chapter 6 The limb examination and peripheral vascular disease
109(10)
Examination anatomy
109(4)
Arms
109(1)
Legs
109(1)
Lower limbs
109(4)
Peripheral vascular disease
113(1)
Acute arterial occlusion
114(1)
Deep venous thrombosis
115(1)
Varicose veins
115(1)
Chronic venous disease
116(1)
T&O'C essentials
117(1)
OSCE Example-peripheral vascular disease
117(1)
OSCE revision topics
118(1)
References
118(1)
Chapter 7 Correlation of physical signs disease and cardiovascular disease
119(26)
Cardiac failure
119(2)
Left ventricular failure (LVF)
119(1)
Right ventricular failure (RVF)
120(1)
Chest pain
121(1)
Myocardial infarction or acute coronary syndrome
121(1)
Pulmonary embolism
122(1)
Acute aortic dissection
122(1)
Pericardial disease
122(2)
Acute pericarditis
122(1)
Chronic constrictive pericarditis
123(1)
Acute cardiac tamponade
123(1)
Infective endocarditis
123(1)
Systemic hypertension
124(1)
Causes of systemic hypertension
125(1)
Complications of hypertension
125(1)
Malignant (accelerated) hypertension
125(1)
Pulmonary hypertension
125(1)
Causes of pulmonary hypertension
126(1)
Innocent murmurs
126(1)
Valve diseases of the left heart
126(9)
Mitral stenosis
126(2)
Mitral regurgitation (chronic)
128(1)
Acute mitral regurgitation
129(1)
Mitral valve prolapse (MVP, systolic-click murmur syndrome)
130(1)
Aortic stenosis (AS)
130(1)
Aortic regurgitation
131(4)
Valve diseases of the right heart
135(2)
Tricuspid stenosis
135(1)
Tricuspid regurgitation (TR)
136(1)
Pulmonary stenosis (in adults)
137(1)
Pulmonary regurgitation
137(1)
Prosthetic heart valves
137(1)
Cardiomyopathy
137(2)
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
137(2)
Dilated cardiomyopathy
139(1)
Restrictive cardiomyopathy
139(1)
Acyanotic congenital heart disease
139(3)
Ventricular septal defect
139(1)
Atrial septa) defect
139(2)
Patent ductus arteriosus
141(1)
Coarctation of the aorta
141(1)
Ebstein's anomaly
141(1)
Cyanotic congenital heart disease
142(1)
Eisenmenger's syndrome (pulmonary hypertension and a right-to-left shunt)
142(1)
Fallot's syndrome
142(1)
'Grown-up' congenital heart disease
143(1)
Fallot's syndrome
143(1)
Transposition of the great arteries
143(1)
T&O'C essentials
143(1)
OSCE Example-cardiovascular examination
144(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-cardiovascular examination
144(1)
References
144(1)
Chapter 8 A summary of the cardiovascular examination and extending the cardiovascular examination
145(16)
Extending the cardiovascular physical examination
147(12)
The chest X-ray: a systematic approach
147(4)
The echocardiogram
151(8)
T&O'C essentials
159(4)
OSCE revision topics
159(2)
Section 3: The Respiratory System
161(54)
Chapter 9 The respiratory history
163(11)
Presenting symptoms
163(5)
Cough and sputum
163(2)
Haemoptysis
165(1)
Breathlessness (dyspnoea)
165(3)
Wheeze
168(1)
Chest pain
168(1)
Other presenting symptoms
168(1)
Current treatment
169(2)
Past history
171(1)
Occupational history
171(1)
Social history
172(1)
Family history
173(1)
T&O'C essentials
173(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the respiratory history
173(1)
References
173(1)
Chapter 10 The respiratory examination
174(16)
Examination anatomy
174(1)
Positioning the patient
174(1)
General appearance
174(3)
Dyspnoea
174(1)
Characteristic signs of COPD
175(2)
Cyanosis
177(1)
Character of the cough
177(1)
Sputum
177(1)
Stridor
177(1)
Hoarseness
177(1)
Hands
177(1)
Clubbing
178(1)
Staining
178(1)
Wasting and weakness
178(1)
Pulse rate
178(1)
Flapping tremor (asterixis)
178(1)
Face
178(1)
Trachea
179(1)
Chest
180(8)
Inspection
180(2)
Palpation
182(2)
Percussion
184(1)
Auscultation
184(4)
The heart
188(1)
The abdomen
188(1)
Other
188(1)
Pemberton's sign
188(1)
Legs
188(1)
Respiratory rate on exercise
188(1)
Temperature
188(1)
T&O'C essentials
188(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the respiratory examination
189(1)
References
189(1)
Chapter 11 Correlation of physical signs and respiratory disease
190(11)
Respiratory distress: respiratory failure
190(1)
Consolidation (lobar pneumonia)
190(2)
Symptoms
191(1)
Signs
191(1)
Causes of community-acquired pneumonia
192(1)
Atelectasis (collapse)
192(1)
Signs
192(1)
Causes
192(1)
Pleural effusion
192(1)
Signs
192(1)
Causes
192(1)
Yellow nail syndrome
193(1)
Pneumothorax
193(1)
Signs
193(1)
Causes
193(1)
Tension pneumothorax
194(1)
Signs
194(1)
Causes
194(1)
Bronchiectasis
194(1)
Signs
194(1)
Causes
194(1)
Bronchial asthma
194(1)
Signs
194(1)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
195(1)
Signs
195(1)
Causes of generalised emphysema
196(1)
Chronic bronchitis
196(1)
Signs
196(1)
Causes
196(1)
Interstitial lung disease (ILD)
196(1)
Signs
197(1)
Causes
197(1)
Tuberculosis (TB)
197(1)
Primary tuberculosis
197(1)
Postprimary tuberculosis
197(1)
Miliary tuberculosis
197(1)
Mediastinal compression
197(1)
Signs
198(1)
Carcinoma of the lung
198(1)
Respiratory and chest signs
198(1)
Apical (Pancoast's) tumour
198(1)
Distant metastases
198(1)
Non-metastatic extrapulmonary manifestations
198(1)
Sarcoidosis
199(1)
Pulmonary signs
199(1)
Extrapulmonary signs
199(1)
Pulmonary embolism (PE)
199(1)
Signs
200(1)
T&O'C essentials
200(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-respiratory disease
200(1)
References
200(1)
Chapter 12 A summary of the respiratory examination and extending the respiratory examination
201(14)
Extending the respiratory physical examination
203(1)
Bedside assessment of lung function
203(10)
The chest X-ray and computed tomography (CT) scan in respiratory medicine
206(1)
Chest X-ray checklist
206(7)
T&O'C essentials
213(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-respiratory investigations
213(1)
References
213(2)
Section 4: The Gastrointestinal System
215(80)
Chapter 13 The gastrointestinal history
217(12)
Presenting symptoms
217(9)
Abdominal pain
217(1)
Patterns of pain
218(1)
Appetite and weight change
218(1)
Early satiation and postprandial fullness
218(1)
Nausea and vomiting
218(1)
Heartburn and acid regurgitation (gastro-oesophageal reflux disease-GORD)
219(1)
Dysphagia
220(2)
Diarrhoea
222(1)
Constipation
223(1)
Mucus
224(1)
Bleeding
224(1)
Jaundice
225(1)
Pruritus
225(1)
Abdominal bloating and swelling
225(1)
Lethargy
226(1)
Treatment
226(1)
Past history
227(1)
Social history
227(1)
Family history
227(1)
T&O'C essentials
227(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the gastrointestinal history
228(1)
References
228(1)
Chapter 14 The gastrointestinal examination
229(43)
Examination anatomy
229(1)
Positioning the patient
230(1)
General appearance
230(5)
Jaundice
230(1)
Weight and wasting
231(1)
Skin
231(3)
Mental state
234(1)
Hands
235(2)
Nails
235(1)
Palms
235(1)
Hepatic flap (asterixis)
236(1)
Arms
237(1)
Face
238(5)
Eyes
238(1)
Salivary glands
239(1)
Mouth
240(3)
Neck and chest
243(1)
Abdomen
244(17)
Inspection
244(4)
Palpation
248(9)
Percussion
257(1)
Ascites
258(2)
Auscultation
260(1)
Hernias
261(3)
Examination anatomy
261(1)
Hernias in the groin
262(2)
Epigastric hernia
264(1)
Incisional hernias
264(1)
Rectal examination
264(4)
The pelvic floor-special tests for pelvic floor dysfunction
267(1)
Ending the rectal exam
267(1)
Testing of the stools for blood
267(1)
Other
268(1)
Examination of the gastrointestinal contents
268(1)
Faeces
268(1)
Vomitus
269(1)
Urinalysis
269(2)
T&O'C essentials
271(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the gastrointestinal examination
271(1)
References
271(1)
Chapter 15 Correlation of physical signs and gastrointestinal disease
272(10)
Examination of the acute abdomen
272(1)
T&O'C essential
273(1)
Acute abdomen after blunt trauma
274(1)
Liver disease
274(1)
Signs
275(1)
Portal hypertension
275(1)
Signs
275(1)
Causes
275(1)
Hepatic encephalopathy
275(1)
Grading
275(1)
Causes
275(1)
Dysphagia
276(1)
Signs
276(1)
Gastrointestinal bleeding
276(1)
Assessing degree of blood loss
276(1)
Determining the possible bleeding site
277(1)
Inflammatory bowel disease
277(2)
Ulcerative colitis
277(2)
Crohn's disease
279(1)
Malabsorption and nutritional status
279(2)
Signs
280(1)
Causes
280(1)
Classification of malabsorption
280(1)
T&O'C essentials
281(1)
References
281(1)
Chapter 16 A summary of the gastrointestinal examination and extending the gastrointestinal examination
282(13)
Extending the gastrointestinal examination
284(1)
Endoscopy
284(1)
Biochemistry
285(1)
Imaging the gastrointestinal system
285(9)
Abdominal X-rays
285(2)
Abdominal ultrasound
287(2)
CT of the abdomen
289(5)
T&O'C essentials
294(3)
Revision OSCEs
294(1)
Section 5: The Genitourinary System
295(32)
Chapter 17 The genitourinary history
297(9)
Presenting symptoms
297(6)
Change in appearance of the urine
298(1)
Urinary tract infection
298(2)
Urinary obstruction
300(1)
Urinary incontinence
300(1)
Chronic kidney disease
300(3)
Menstrual and sexual history
303(1)
Treatment
304(1)
Past history
304(1)
Social history
304(1)
Family history
304(1)
T&O'C essentials
304(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-genitourinary history
305(1)
References
305(1)
Chapter 18 The genitourinary examination
306(11)
Examination anatomy
306(4)
The examination
306(1)
General appearance
306(1)
Hands
306(1)
Arms
307(2)
Face
309(1)
Neck
310(1)
Chest
310(1)
The abdominal examination
310(2)
Inspection
310(1)
Palpation
310(1)
Ballotting
311(1)
Percussion
311(1)
Auscultation
312(1)
Rectal and pelvic examination
312(1)
The back
312(1)
Legs
312(1)
Blood pressure
313(1)
Fundi
313(1)
Male genitalia
313(2)
Differential diagnosis of a scrotal mass
314(1)
T&O'C essentials
315(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-genitourinary examination
316(1)
References
316(1)
Chapter 19 A summary of the examination of chronic kidney disease and extending the genitourinary examination
317(10)
Extending the genitourinary examination
319(7)
Investigations
319(7)
T&O'C essentials
326(1)
OSCE revision topics
326(1)
Reference
326(1)
Section 6: The Haematological System
327(34)
Chapter 20 The haematological history
329(6)
Haematological disorders
329(1)
Presenting symptoms
329(4)
Red cell abnormalities
329(1)
Clotting and bleeding
330(3)
Recurrent infection
333(1)
Treatment history to ask about
333(1)
Past history
333(1)
Social history
334(1)
Family history
334(1)
T&O'C essentials
334(1)
OSCE revision topics
334(1)
Chapter 21 The haematological examination
335(13)
Examination anatomy
335(1)
General appearance
335(1)
Hands
335(12)
Forearms
339(1)
Epitrochlear nodes
339(1)
Axillary nodes
339(1)
Face
340(1)
Cervical and supraclavicular nodes
341(1)
Bone tenderness
342(1)
The abdominal examination
343(2)
Inguinal nodes
345(1)
Legs
345(1)
Fundi
346(1)
T&O'C essentials
347(1)
References
347(1)
Chapter 22 A summary of the haematological examination and extending the haematological examination
348(13)
Extending the haematological physical examination
350(10)
Haematology tests
350(1)
Examination of the peripheral blood film
350(1)
Anaemia
350(4)
Pancytopenia
354(1)
Acute leukaemia
354(1)
Chronic leukaemia
355(1)
Myeloproliferative disease
355(2)
Lymphoma
357(1)
Multiple myeloma
358(1)
Haematological imaging
358(2)
T&O'C essentials
360(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the haematological system
360(1)
Section 7: The Rheumatological System
361(76)
Chapter 23 The rheumatological history
363(7)
Presenting symptoms
363(2)
Peripheral joints
363(2)
T&O'C essential
365(3)
Back pain
365(1)
Limb pain
366(1)
Raynaud's phenomenon
367(1)
Dry eyes and mouth
367(1)
Red eyes
368(1)
Systemic symptoms
368(1)
Treatment history
368(1)
Past history
368(1)
Social history
369(1)
Family history
369(1)
T&O'C essentials
369(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the rheumatological history
369(1)
References
369(1)
Chapter 24 The rheumatological examination
370(38)
Examination anatomy
370(2)
General inspection
370(2)
Principles of joint examination
372(2)
Look
372(1)
Feel
373(1)
Move
373(1)
Measure
374(1)
Assessment of individual joints
374(1)
Hands and wrists
374(1)
T&O'C essentials
375(32)
Elbows
383(1)
Shoulders
384(4)
Temporomandibular joints
388(1)
Neck
388(4)
Thoracolumbar spine and sacroiliac joints
392(3)
Hips
395(4)
Knees
399(4)
Ankles and feet
403(4)
T&O'C essentials
407(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the rheumatological examination
407(1)
References
407(1)
Chapter 25 Correlation of physical signs with rheumatological and musculoskeletal disease
408(20)
Rheumatoid arthritis
408(2)
General inspection
408(1)
Hands
408(1)
Wrists
408(1)
Elbows
408(1)
Shoulders and axillae
408(1)
Eyes
408(1)
Parotids
409(1)
Mouth
409(1)
Temporomandibular joints
410(1)
Neck
410(1)
Chest
410(1)
Heart
410(1)
Abdomen
410(1)
Lower limbs
410(1)
Ankles and feet
410(1)
Seronegative spondyloarthritides
410(2)
Ankylosing spondylitis
411(1)
Reactive arthritis
411(1)
Psoriatic arthritis
412(1)
Enteropathic arthritis
412(1)
Gouty arthritis
412(1)
Calcium pyrophosphate arthritis (pseudogout)
413(1)
Calcium hydroxyapatite arthritis
413(1)
Osteoarthritis
413(1)
Systemic lupus erythematosus
414(2)
General inspection
414(1)
Hands
414(1)
Forearms
414(1)
Head and neck
414(1)
Chest
415(1)
Abdomen
415(1)
Hips
416(1)
Legs
416(1)
Urine and blood pressure
416(1)
Temperature
416(1)
Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma and CREST)
416(4)
General inspection
416(2)
Hands
418(1)
Arms
418(1)
Face
419(1)
Chest
419(1)
Legs
419(1)
Urinalysis and blood pressure
419(1)
The stool
419(1)
Mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD)
420(1)
Examination
420(1)
Rheumatic fever
420(1)
Examining the patient with suspected rheumatic fever
420(1)
The vasculitides
420(1)
Soft-tissue rheumatism
421(3)
Shoulder syndromes
421(2)
Elbow epicondylitis (tennis and golfer's elbow)
423(1)
Tenosynovitis of the wrist
423(1)
Bursitis
424(1)
Nerve entrapment syndromes
424(3)
Carpal tunnel syndrome
425(1)
Meralgia paraesthetica
425(1)
Tarsal tunnel syndrome
425(1)
Morton's 'neuroma'
425(1)
Fibromyalgia syndrome
426(1)
T&O'C essentials
427(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-rheumatological disease
427(1)
References
427(1)
Chapter 26 A summary of the rheumatological examination and extending the rheumatological examination
428(9)
Extending the rheumatological system examination
429(6)
Rheumatology investigations
429(1)
Imaging
430(5)
T&O'C essentials
435(1)
References
435(2)
Section 8: The Endocrine System
437(50)
Chapter 27 The endocrine history
439(5)
Presenting symptoms
439(3)
Changes in appetite and weight
439(1)
Changes in bowel habit
439(1)
Changes in sweating
439(1)
Changes in hair distribution
439(1)
Lethargy
440(1)
Changes in the skin and nails
440(1)
Changes in pigmentation
441(1)
Changes in stature
441(1)
Erectile dysfunction (impotence)
441(1)
Galactorrhoea
441(1)
Menstruation
441(1)
Polyuria
441(1)
Risk factors for diabetes (metabolic syndrome)
442(1)
Past history and treatment
442(1)
Social history
443(1)
Family history
443(1)
T&O'C essentials
443(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the endocrine history
443(1)
Chapter 28 The endocrine examination
444(19)
The thyroid
444(9)
The thyroid gland
444(4)
Hyperthyroidism (thyrotoxicosis)
448(3)
Hypothyroidism (myxoedema)
451(2)
The pituitary
453(5)
Examination anatomy
453(1)
Panhypopituitarism
454(2)
Acromegaly
456(2)
Other pituitary syndromes
458(1)
The adrenals
458(4)
Cushing's syndrome
458(3)
Addison's disease
461(1)
T&O'C essentials
462(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the endocrine examination
462(1)
References
462(1)
Chapter 29 Correlation of physical signs and endocrine disease
463(17)
Diabetes mellitus
463(6)
Calcium metabolism
469(2)
Primary hyperparathyroidism
469(1)
The MEN syndromes
470(1)
Hypoparathyroidism
470(1)
Osteoporosis and osteomalacia
471(2)
Syndromes associated with short stature
473(2)
Turner's syndrome (45XO)
474(1)
Down's syndrome (Trisomy 21)
475(1)
Achondroplasia (dwarfism)
475(1)
Rickets
475(1)
Hirsutism
475(1)
Gynaecomastia
476(1)
Paget's disease
476(2)
T&O'C essentials
478(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-endocrine system
479(1)
References
479(1)
Chapter 30 A summary of the endocrine examination and extending the endocrine examination
480(7)
The endocrine examination: a suggested method
480(1)
Extending the endocrine physical examination
480(6)
Diagnostic testing
480(6)
T&O'C essentials
486(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-endocrine system
486(1)
Section 9: The Nervous System
487(130)
Chapter 31 The neurological history
489(11)
Starting off
489(1)
Presenting symptoms
489(5)
Headache and facial pain
490(2)
Faints and fits
492(2)
T&O'C essential
494(3)
Dizziness
495(1)
Visual disturbances and deafness
496(1)
Disturbances of gait
496(1)
Disturbed sensation or weakness in the limbs
496(1)
Tremor and involuntary movements
496(1)
Speech and mental status
497(1)
Past health
497(1)
Medication history
497(1)
Social history
498(1)
Family history
498(1)
T&O'C essentials
498(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the neurological history
499(1)
References
499(1)
Chapter 32 The neurological examination: general signs and the cranial nerves
500(40)
A preamble regarding the neurological examination
500(1)
Examination anatomy
500(1)
General signs
501(1)
Consciousness
501(1)
Neck stiffness
501(1)
Handedness
501(1)
Orientation
501(1)
The cranial nerves
501(37)
The first (olfactory) nerve
504(1)
The second (optic) nerve
505(5)
The third (oculomotor), fourth (trochlear) and sixth (abducens) nerves-the ocular nerves
510(11)
The fifth (trigeminal) nerve
521(4)
The seventh (facial) nerve
525(4)
The eighth (vestibulocochlear) nerve
529(2)
The ninth (glossopharyngeal) and tenth (vagus) nerves
531(2)
The eleventh (accessory) nerve
533(1)
The twelfth (hypoglossal) nerve
534(2)
Multiple cranial nerve lesions
536(1)
Carotid bruits
537(1)
T&O'C essentials
538(1)
OSCE Example-introduction (STEM)
538(1)
References
539(1)
Chapter 33 The neurological examination: speech and higher centres
540(8)
Speech
540(3)
Dysphasia
540(2)
Dysarthria
542(1)
Dysphonia
543(1)
The cerebral hemispheres
543(4)
Parietal lobe function
543(2)
Temporal lobe function
545(1)
Frontal lobe function
546(1)
T&O'C essentials
547(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-speech and higher centres
547(1)
References
547(1)
Chapter 34 The neurological examination: the peripheral nervous system
548(32)
Limbs and trunk
548(31)
History
548(1)
Examination anatomy
549(1)
General examination approach
550(1)
General inspection
550(1)
Upper limbs
550(16)
Lower limbs
566(11)
Gait
577(2)
T&O'C essentials
579(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the peripheral nervous system
579(1)
References
579(1)
Chapter 35 Correlation of physical signs and neurological syndromes and disease
580(26)
Upper motor neurone lesions
580(2)
Causes of hemiplegia (upper motor neurone lesion)
580(2)
Lower motor neurone lesions
582(1)
Motor neurone disease
583(1)
Peripheral neuropathy
583(1)
Guillain-Barre syndrome (acute inflammatory polyradiculoneuropathy)
583(1)
Multiple sclerosis
584(1)
Thickened peripheral nerves
585(1)
Spinal cord compression
585(3)
Important spinal cord syndromes
588(2)
Brown-Sequard syndrome
588(1)
Subacute combined degeneration of the cord (vitamin B12 deficiency)
588(1)
Dissociated sensory loss
589(1)
Syringomyelia (a central cavity in the spinal cord)
589(1)
An extensor plantar response plus absent knee and ankle jerks
590(1)
Myopathy
590(1)
Dystrophia myotonica
591(2)
Myasthenia gravis
593(2)
The cerebellum
595(2)
Parkinson's disease
597(3)
Inspection
597(1)
Gait and movements
597(1)
Tremor
598(1)
Tone
598(1)
Face
598(1)
Writing
599(1)
Causes of Parkinson's syndrome
599(1)
Other extrapyramidal movement disorders (dyskinesia)
600(1)
Chorea
600(1)
Dystonia
600(1)
Tics and de la Tourette's syndrome
601(1)
The unconscious patient
601(3)
General inspection
601(1)
Level of consciousness
602(1)
Neck
603(1)
Head and face
603(1)
Upper and lower limbs
604(1)
Body
604(1)
Urine
604(1)
Blood glucose
604(1)
Temperature
604(1)
Stomach contents
604(1)
T&O'C essentials
604(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-neurological syndromes and disorders
604(1)
References
605(1)
Chapter 36 A summary of the neurological examination and extending the neurological examination
606(11)
Extending the neurological examination
608(3)
Handedness, orientation and speech
608(1)
Neck stiffness and Kernig's sign
608(1)
Cranial nerves
608(1)
Upper limbs
609(1)
Lower limbs
610(1)
Diagnostic testing
611(4)
Lumbar puncture
611(1)
Neurological imaging
611(4)
T&O'C essentials
615(2)
Talley & O'Connor's Clinical Examination: Volume Two
Section 10: Paediatric And Neonatal History And Examination
617(110)
Chapter 37 The paediatric history and examination
619(65)
Principles of paediatric history taking and examination
619(1)
Paediatric history taking
619(3)
History-taking sequence
620(2)
General physical examination
622(60)
Preparing for the examination
622(1)
Examination
622(60)
T&O'C essentials
682(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the paediatric history and examination
682(1)
References
683(1)
Chapter 38 The neonatal history and examination
684(43)
The history
684(3)
Maternal health
684(1)
Other family history
685(1)
History of the pregnancy, labour and delivery
685(2)
The physical examination
687(36)
Preparing for the physical examination
688(1)
Measurements
689(7)
Head-to-toe assessment
696(27)
Gestational age
723(1)
T&O'C essentials
723(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the neonatal history and examination
724(1)
References
724(3)
Section 11: Women's Health History And Examination
727(42)
Chapter 39 The obstetric history and examination
729(14)
The obstetric history
729(1)
Early pregnancy symptoms
729(1)
Amenorrhoea
729(1)
Breast changes
730(1)
Nausea and vomiting
730(1)
Minor symptoms in pregnancy
730(1)
Hyperemesis gravidarum
730(1)
Heartburn and acid regurgitation
730(1)
Constipation
730(1)
Back pain
731(1)
Pubic symphysis pain
731(1)
Vaginal discharge
731(1)
Pruritus
731(1)
Neuropathies
731(1)
Tiredness
731(1)
Breathlessness
731(1)
Palpitations
731(1)
Major symptoms in pregnancy
731(1)
Change in fetal movements
731(1)
Vaginal bleeding
732(1)
Rupture of membranes
732(1)
Abdominal pain
732(1)
Headache
732(1)
Oedema
732(1)
History
732(4)
Current pregnancy history
734(1)
Past obstetric history
734(1)
Past gynaecological history
734(1)
Past medical history
734(1)
Treatment history
734(1)
Social history
735(1)
Family history
736(1)
Examination anatomy
736(1)
Examination
736(6)
Positioning the patient
736(1)
General appearance
736(1)
Observations
737(1)
The abdomen: mother and fetal findings
737(1)
The genitals
738(2)
The lower limbs
740(1)
Urinalysis
741(1)
Obstetric ultrasound: a systematic approach
741(1)
T&O'C essentials
742(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the obstetric history and examination
742(1)
References
742(1)
Chapter 40 The gynaecological history and examination
743(20)
History
743(9)
Presenting symptoms
743(1)
Menstrual history
744(6)
Sexual history
750(1)
Previous gynaecological history
750(1)
Previous medical history
750(1)
Family and social history
750(2)
Examination
752(10)
Examination of the breasts
752(1)
Examination of the abdomen
752(1)
Pelvic examination
752(10)
Rectal examination
762(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the gynaecological history and examination
762(1)
T&O'C essentials
762(1)
References
762(1)
Chapter 41 The breasts: history and examination
763(6)
Examination anatomy
763(1)
History
763(1)
Examination
764(2)
Inspection
764(1)
Palpation
765(1)
Evaluation of a breast lump
766(1)
T&O'C essentials
766(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the breasts
767(1)
References
767(2)
Section 12: Specialty System History And Examination
769(74)
Chapter 42 The eyes, ears, nose and throat
771(28)
Eyes
771(4)
Examination anatomy
771(1)
History
772(1)
Examination method
772(3)
T&O'C essentials
775(1)
T&O'C essentials
776(6)
Diplopia
778(1)
Horner's syndrome
778(2)
Iritis
780(1)
Glaucoma
780(1)
Shingles
781(1)
Eyelid
781(1)
Ears
782(6)
Examination anatomy
782(1)
History
783(2)
Examination method
785(3)
T&O'C essentials
788(1)
Nose and sinuses
788(3)
Examination anatomy
788(1)
History
789(1)
Examination method
790(1)
Sinusitis
790(1)
Mouth and throat
791(4)
Examination anatomy
791(1)
History
792(1)
Examination method
792(2)
Pharyngitis
794(1)
Supraglottitis (epiglottitis)
795(1)
Common investigations
795(1)
T&O'C essentials
796(2)
OSCE examples
797(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-eyes, ears, nose and throat
798(1)
References
798(1)
Chapter 43 The skin and lumps
799(27)
Examination anatomy
799(1)
Dermatological history
800(1)
General principles of physical examination of the skin
801(3)
How to approach the clinical diagnosis of a lump
804(2)
Correlation of physical signs and skin disease
806(17)
Pruritus
806(1)
Erythrosquamous eruptions
807(2)
Blistering eruptions
809(4)
Erythroderma
813(1)
Livedo reticularis
814(1)
Pustular and crusted lesions
814(1)
Dermal plaques
815(1)
Erythema nodosum
816(1)
Erythema multiforme (EM)
816(1)
Cellulitis and erysipelas
817(1)
Folliculitis, furuncles and carbuncles
818(1)
Other infections
818(1)
Hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation and depigmentation
819(1)
Flushing and sweating
819(2)
Skin tumours
821(2)
The nails
823(1)
T&O'C essentials
824(1)
OSCE Example-skin
825(1)
References
825(1)
Chapter 44 The older person assessment
826(8)
History taking in older persons: special considerations
826(4)
Physical examination in older persons: special considerations
830(3)
Dementia screening
833(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-assessment of the geriatric patient
833(1)
References
833(1)
Chapter 45 Approaching infectious diseases
834(9)
Pyrexia of unknown origin
834(2)
History
835(1)
Examination
835(1)
Clinical scenarios for unexplained fever
836(1)
HIV infection and AIDS
836(4)
History
837(1)
Examination
838(2)
T&O'C essentials
840(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-infectious diseases
841(1)
References
841(2)
Section 13: Mental Health History And Examination
843(22)
Chapter 46 The psychiatric history and mental state examination
845(20)
The history
845(1)
Obtaining the history
846(8)
Introductory questions
846(1)
History of the presenting illness
846(5)
Past history and treatment history
851(2)
Family history
853(1)
Social and personal history
853(1)
Premorbid personality
854(1)
The mental state examination
854(1)
The diagnosis
854(5)
Examples of important psychiatric illnesses
859(4)
Disorders that lead to physical illness
859(1)
Schizophrenia
860(1)
Depression
861(1)
Anxiety disorders
862(1)
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
862(1)
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
863(1)
T&O'C essentials
863(1)
OSCE Revision Topics-the psychiatric history and the mental state examination
863(1)
References
863(2)
Section 14: Acute Care And End Of Life
865(14)
Chapter 47 The acutely ill patient
867(6)
Initial assessment
867(1)
Level of consciousness
867(1)
Delirium
867(1)
Further examination
868(4)
OSCE Example-emergency care
872(1)
References
872(1)
Chapter 48 The pre-anaesthetic medical evaluation (PAME)
873(2)
The history
873(1)
Cardiovascular history
873(1)
The respiratory history
874(1)
Other
874(1)
The examination
874(1)
Chapter 49 Assessment of death
875(4)
Assessment
875(1)
Do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders
875(1)
Do not misdiagnose death
875(1)
Examining a suspected death
875(1)
Informing relatives
876(1)
Completing the death certificate
876(1)
Postmortem
877(1)
Organ donation
877(2)
Section 15: Adult History Taking And Examination In The Wards And Clinics
879
Chapter 50 Writing and presenting the adult history and physical examination
881(5)
History
881(1)
Physical examination (PE)
882(1)
Provisional diagnosis
882(1)
Problem list and plans
882(1)
Continuation notes
882(1)
Presentation
882(3)
Reference
885(1)
Chapter 51 A suggested method for a rapid screening adult physical examination
886
Hands and arms
886(1)
Face
886(1)
Front of the neck
886(1)
Chest
886(1)
Back of the chest and neck
886(1)
Abdomen
887(1)
Legs
887(1)
Neurological examination
887(1)
Completing the examination
888
Index
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