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Talley and O'Connor's Clinical Examination - 2-Volume Set 9th edition [Multiple-component retail product]

(FRACP, DDU, FCSANZ Cardiologist, Canberra Hospital, Can), (AC, MD, PhD, FRACP, FAFPHM, FRCP (Lond.), FRCP (Edin.), FACP, FAHMS Laureate Professor, University of Newcastle and Senior Staff Specialist, John Hunter Hospital, NSW, Australia)
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  • ISBN-13: 9780729544245
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  • Formāts: Multiple-component retail product, 1026 pages, height x width: 260x195 mm, Contains 2 paperbacks
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Talley and O'Connor's Clinical Examination addresses the core principles and clinical skills that underpin diagnosis for safe, effective medical practice.

The text takes an evidence-based, patient-centric approach to conducting a clinical examination. In Volume 1, readers follow a logical framework ordered by body system, covering history taking, clinical examination and correlation between physical signs and disease for each system. Volume 2 focuses on medical specialties.

Originally written by Nicholas J Talley and Simon O'Connor during their registrar years, this book is uniquely targeted to students undertaking their MD or MBBS and is fully updated with the latest clinical data, including specially commissioned research.

  • OSCE-based scenario videos and multiple-choice questions
  • to assist with examination preparation
  • Imaging library and ECG case studies for deep understanding
  • History questions suggesting urgent or important diagnosis specially marked
  • Differential diagnosis tables to support history taking
  • Evidence-based medicine references throughout
  • An eBook included in all print purchases
  • Expanded history taking sections
  • Increased OSCE content
  • New clinical photographs
Volume One
Foreword
v
Preface
xix
Acknowledgements
xxi
Clinical methods: an historical perspective
xxiii
The Hippocratic oath
xxv
Section 1 The General Principles Of History Taking And Physical Examination
1(58)
Chapter 1 The general principles of history taking
3(19)
T&O'C essentials
3(1)
Bedside manner and establishing rapport
3(2)
Obtaining the history
5(1)
Introductory questions
6(1)
T&O'C essentials
6(1)
Presenting (principal) symptom
7(1)
History of the presenting illness
7(5)
Current symptoms
7(1)
Associated symptoms
8(4)
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(1)
Upbringing and education level
15(1)
Marital or stable relationship 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 Taking the history: advanced history taking
22(17)
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
28(1)
Cross-cultural history taking
28(1)
Communication
29(1)
T&O'C essentials
29(1)
The 'uncooperative' or 'difficult' patient
29(1)
Self-harming and Miinchhausen syndrome
30(1)
History taking for the maintenance of good health
30(2)
The elderly patient
32(2)
Activities of daily living
32(1)
Polypharmacy
33(1)
Adherence
33(1)
Mental state
33(1)
Specific problems in the elderly
34(1)
Advance care planning (advance health directives)
34(1)
Patient confidentiality
34(1)
Evidence-based history taking and differential diagnosis
35(1)
The clinical assessment
35(1)
Breaking bad news
35(1)
Concluding the consultation
36(1)
T&O'C essentials
37(1)
References
37(2)
Chapter 3 The general principles of physical examination
39(20)
Clinical examination
40(1)
How to start
40(1)
Hand washing
40(1)
First impressions
41(6)
Vital signs
42(1)
Facies
42(1)
Jaundice
42(1)
Cyanosis
43(3)
Pallor
46(1)
Hair
47(1)
Weight, body habitus and posture
47(1)
Hydration
48(2)
The hands and nails
50(1)
Temperature
51(1)
Smell
52(1)
Preparing the patient for examination
53(1)
Advanced concepts: evidence-based clinical examination
53(4)
Inter-observer agreement (reliability) and the K-statistic
55(2)
T&O'C essentials
57(1)
Introduction to the OSCE
57(1)
References
58(1)
Section 2 The Cardiovascular System
59(106)
Chapter 4 The cardiovascular history
61(16)
Presenting symptoms
61(9)
Chest pain
61(5)
Dyspnoea
66(1)
Ankle swelling
66(1)
Palpitations
67(1)
Syncope, presyncope and dizziness
67(3)
Fatigue
70(1)
Intermittent claudication and peripheral vascular disease
70(1)
Risk factors for coronary artery disease
71(2)
Drug and treatment history
73(1)
Past history
73(1)
Social history
73(1)
Family history
74(1)
T&O'C essentials
74(1)
OSCE example - CVS history
75(1)
OSCE revision topics - CVS history
75(1)
References
75(2)
Chapter 5 The cardiac examination
77(36)
Examination anatomy
77(1)
Positioning the patient
78(1)
General appearance
79(3)
Hands
82(2)
Arterial pulse
84(3)
Rate of pulse
86(1)
Rhythm
86(1)
Radiofemoral and radial-radial delay
86(1)
Character and volume
87(1)
Condition of the vessel wall
87(1)
Blood pressure
87(5)
Measuring the blood pressure with the sphygmomanometer
89(1)
Variations in blood pressure
90(1)
High blood pressure
91(1)
Automated clinic blood pressure measurement
91(1)
Postural blood pressure
91(1)
Face
92(1)
Neck
93(2)
Carotid arteries
93(1)
Jugular venous pressure
93(2)
Praecordium
95(15)
Inspection
95(2)
Palpation
97(2)
Percussion
99(1)
Auscultation
99(3)
Abnormalities of the heart sounds
102(2)
Murmurs of the heart
104(5)
Auscultation of the neck
109(1)
The back
110(1)
The abdomen and legs
110(1)
T&O'C essentials
111(1)
OSCE example - CVS examination
111(1)
OSCE revision topics - CVS examination
112(1)
References
112(1)
Chapter 6 The limb examination and peripheral vascular disease
113(10)
Examination anatomy
113(4)
Arms
113(1)
Legs
113(1)
Lower limbs
113(4)
Peripheral vascular disease
117(1)
Acute arterial occlusion
118(1)
Deep venous thrombosis
119(2)
Varicose veins
120(1)
Chronic venous disease
120(1)
T&O'C essentials
121(1)
OSCE example - peripheral vascular disease
122(1)
OSCE revision topics
122(1)
References
122(1)
Chapter 7 Correlation of physical signs disease and cardiovascular disease
123(26)
Cardiac failure
123(2)
Left ventricular failure (LVF)
123(1)
Right ventricular failure (RVF)
124(1)
Chest pain
125(1)
Myocardial infarction or acute coronary syndrome
125(1)
Pulmonary embolism
126(1)
Acute aortic dissection
126(1)
Pericardial disease
126(2)
Acute pericarditis
126(1)
Chronic constrictive pericarditis
127(1)
Acute cardiac tamponade
127(1)
Infective endocarditis
127(1)
Systemic hypertension
128(1)
Causes of systemic hypertension
129(1)
Complications of hypertension
129(1)
Malignant (accelerated) hypertension
129(1)
Pulmonary hypertension
129(1)
Causes of pulmonary hypertension
130(1)
Innocent murmurs
130(1)
Valve diseases of the left heart
130(9)
Mitral stenosis
130(2)
Mitral regurgitation (chronic)
132(1)
Acute mitral regurgitation
133(1)
Mitral valve prolapse (MVP, systolic-click murmur syndrome)
134(1)
Aortic stenosis (AS)
134(1)
Aortic regurgitation
135(4)
Valve diseases of the right heart
139(2)
Tricuspid stenosis
139(1)
Tricuspid regurgitation (TR)
140(1)
Pulmonary stenosis (in adults)
141(1)
Pulmonary regurgitation
141(1)
Prosthetic heart valves
141(1)
Cardiomyopathy
141(2)
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
141(2)
Dilated cardiomyopathy
143(1)
Restrictive cardiomyopathy
143(1)
Acyanotic congenital heart disease
143(3)
Ventricular septal defect
143(1)
Atrial septa! defect
143(2)
Patent ductus arteriosus
145(1)
Coarctation of the aorta
145(1)
Ebstein's anomaly
145(1)
Cyanotic congenital heart disease
146(1)
Eisenmenger syndrome (pulmonary hypertension and a right-to-left shunt)
146(1)
Fallot syndrome
146(1)
'Grown-up' congenital heart disease
147(1)
Fallot syndrome
147(1)
Transposition of the great arteries
147(1)
T&O'C essentials
147(1)
OSCE example - cardiovascular examination
148(1)
OSCE revision topics - cardiovascular examination
148(1)
References
148(1)
Chapter 8 A summary of the cardiovascular examination and extending the cardiovascular examination
149(16)
Extending the cardiovascular physical examination
151(12)
The chest X-ray: a systematic approach
151(4)
The echocardiogram
155(8)
T&O'C essentials
163(1)
OSCE revision topics
163(1)
Reference
163(2)
Section 3 The Respiratory System
165(56)
Chapter 9 The respiratory history
167(11)
Presenting symptoms
167(5)
Cough and sputum
167(2)
Haemoptysis
169(1)
Breathlessness (dyspnoea)
170(2)
Wheeze
172(1)
Chest pain
172(1)
Other presenting symptoms
172(1)
Current treatment
173(2)
Past history
175(1)
Occupational history
175(1)
Social history
176(1)
Family history
177(1)
T&O'C essentials
177(1)
OSCE revision topics - the respiratory history
177(1)
References
177(1)
Chapter 10 The respiratory examination
178(17)
Examination anatomy
178(1)
Positioning the patient
178(1)
General appearance
178(4)
Dyspnoea
178(1)
Characteristic signs of COPD
179(1)
Cyanosis
180(1)
Character of the cough
181(1)
Sputum
181(1)
Stridor
181(1)
Hoarseness
182(1)
Hands
182(1)
Clubbing
182(1)
Staining
182(1)
Wasting and weakness
182(1)
Pulse rate
182(1)
Flapping tremor (asterixis)
182(1)
Face
183(1)
Trachea
183(1)
Chest
184(8)
Inspection
184(2)
Palpation
186(3)
Percussion
189(1)
Auscultation
189(3)
The heart
192(1)
The abdomen
193(1)
Other
193(1)
Pemberton's sign
193(1)
Legs
193(1)
Respiratory rate on exercise
193(1)
Temperature
193(1)
T&O'C essentials
193(1)
OSCE revision topics - the respiratory examination
193(1)
References
193(2)
Chapter 11 Correlation of physical signs and respiratory disease
195(12)
Respiratory distress: respiratory failure
195(1)
Consolidation (lobar pneumonia)
195(2)
Symptoms
196(1)
Signs
196(1)
Causes of community-acquired pneumonia
197(1)
Atelectasis (collapse)
197(1)
Signs
197(1)
Causes
197(1)
Pleural effusion
197(1)
Signs
197(1)
Causes
197(1)
Yellow nail syndrome
198(1)
Pneumothorax
198(1)
Signs
198(1)
Causes
198(1)
Tension pneumothorax
199(1)
Signs
199(1)
Causes
199(1)
Bronchiectasis
199(1)
Signs
199(1)
Causes
199(1)
Bronchial asthma
199(1)
Signs
199(1)
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
200(1)
Signs
200(1)
Causes of generalised emphysema
201(1)
Chronic bronchitis
201(1)
Signs
201(1)
Causes
201(1)
Interstitial lung disease (ILD)
201(1)
Signs
201(1)
Causes
201(1)
Tuberculosis (TB)
202(1)
Primary tuberculosis
202(1)
Postprimary tuberculosis
203(1)
Miliary tuberculosis
203(1)
Mediastinal compression
203(1)
Signs
203(1)
Carcinoma of the lung
204(1)
Respiratory and chest signs
204(1)
Apical (Pancoast's) tumour
204(1)
Distant metastases
204(1)
Non-metastatic extrapulmonary manifestations
204(1)
Sarcoidosis
204(1)
Pulmonary signs
205(1)
Extrapulmonary signs
205(1)
Pulmonary embolism (PE)
205(1)
Signs
205(1)
T&O'C essentials
205(1)
OSCE revision topics - respiratory disease
206(1)
References
206(1)
Chapter 12 A summary of the respiratory examination and extending the respiratory examination
207(14)
Extending the respiratory physical examination
209(10)
Bedside assessment of lung function
209(3)
The chest X-ray and computed tomography (CT) scan in respiratory medicine
212(1)
Chest X-ray checklist
212(7)
T&O'C essentials
219(1)
OSCE revision topics - respiratory investigations
219(1)
References
219(2)
Section 4 The Gastrointestinal System
221(84)
Chapter 13 The gastrointestinal history
223(12)
Presenting symptoms
223(9)
Abdominal pain
223(1)
Patterns of pain
224(1)
Appetite and weight change
224(1)
Early satiation and postprandial fullness
224(1)
Nausea and vomiting
224(1)
Heartburn and acid regurgitation (gastro- oesophageal reflux disease-GORD)
225(1)
Dysphagia
226(2)
Diarrhoea
228(1)
Constipation
229(1)
Mucus
230(1)
Bleeding
230(1)
Jaundice
231(1)
Pruritus
231(1)
Abdominal bloating and swelling
231(1)
Lethargy
231(1)
Treatment
232(1)
Past history
233(1)
Social history
233(1)
Family history
233(1)
T&O'C essentials
233(1)
OSCE revision topics - the gastrointestinal history
234(1)
References
234(1)
Chapter 14 The gastrointestinal examination
235(44)
Examination anatomy
235(1)
Positioning the patient
236(1)
General appearance
236(5)
Jaundice
236(1)
Weight and wasting
237(1)
Skin
237(4)
Mental state
241(1)
Hands
241(2)
Nails
241(1)
Palms
241(1)
Hepatic flap (asterixis)
242(1)
Arms
243(1)
Face
244(5)
Eyes
244(1)
Salivary glands
245(2)
Mouth
247(2)
Neck and chest
249(1)
Abdomen
250(17)
Inspection
250(4)
Palpation
254(10)
Percussion
264(1)
Ascites
264(2)
Auscultation
266(1)
Hernias
267(4)
Examination anatomy
268(1)
Hernias in the groin
268(2)
Epigastric hernia
270(1)
Incisional hernias
271(1)
Rectal examination
271(4)
The pelvic floor-special tests for pelvic floor dysfunction
274(1)
Ending the rectal exam
274(1)
Testing of the stools for blood
274(1)
Other
275(1)
Examination of the gastrointestinal contents
275(1)
Faeces
275(1)
Vomitus
276(1)
Urinalysis
276(2)
T&O'C essentials
278(1)
OSCE revision topics - the gastrointestinal examination
278(1)
References
278(1)
Chapter 15 Correlation of physical signs and gastrointestinal disease
279(11)
Examination of the acute abdomen
279(1)
T&O'C essential
280(1)
Acute abdomen after blunt trauma
281(1)
Liver disease
281(1)
Signs
282(1)
Portal hypertension
282(1)
Signs
282(1)
Causes
282(1)
Hepatic encephalopathy
282(1)
Grading
282(1)
Causes
282(1)
Dysphagia
283(1)
Signs
283(1)
Gastrointestinal bleeding
283(1)
Assessing degree of blood loss
283(1)
Determining the possible bleeding site
284(1)
Inflammatory bowel disease
284(4)
Ulcerative colitis
284(2)
Crohn's disease
286(2)
Malabsorption and nutritional status
288(1)
Signs
288(1)
Causes
288(1)
Classification of malabsorption
288(1)
T&O'C essentials
289(1)
References
289(1)
Chapter 16 A summary of the gastrointestinal examination and extending the gastrointestinal examination
290(15)
Extending the gastrointestinal examination
292(2)
Endoscopy
292(2)
Biochemistry
294(1)
Imaging the gastrointestinal system
294(9)
Abdominal X-rays
294(2)
Abdominal ultrasound
296(3)
CT of the abdomen
299(4)
T&O'C essentials
303(1)
Revision OSCEs
303(2)
Section 5 The Genitourinary System
305(34)
Chapter 17 The genitourinary history
307(9)
Presenting symptoms
307(7)
Change in appearance of the urine
308(1)
Urinary tract infection
308(2)
Urinary obstruction
310(1)
Urinary incontinence
311(1)
Chronic kidney disease
312(2)
Menstrual and sexual history
314(1)
Treatment
314(1)
Past history
314(1)
Social history
314(1)
Family history
315(1)
T&O'C essentials
315(1)
OSCE revision topics - genitourinary history
315(1)
References
315(1)
Chapter 18 The genitourinary examination
316(12)
Examination anatomy
316(1)
The examination
316(1)
General appearance
316(1)
Hands
316(1)
Arms
317(1)
Face
318(2)
Neck
320(1)
Chest
320(1)
The abdominal examination
320(2)
Inspection
320(1)
Palpation
320(1)
Ballotting
321(1)
Percussion
321(1)
Auscultation
322(1)
Rectal and pelvic examination
322(1)
The back
322(1)
Legs
322(1)
Blood pressure
323(1)
Fundi
323(1)
Male genitalia
323(2)
Differential diagnosis of a scrotal mass
325(1)
T&O'C essentials
325(1)
OSCE revision topics - genitourinary examination
326(1)
References
327(1)
Chapter 19 A summary of the examination of chronic kidney disease and extending the genitourinary examination
328(11)
Extending the genitourinary examination
330(7)
Investigations
330(7)
T&O'C essentials
337(1)
OSCE revision topics
337(1)
Reference
337(2)
Section 6 The Haematological System
339(36)
Chapter 20 The haematological history
341(6)
Haematological disorders
341(1)
Presenting symptoms
341(4)
Red cell abnormalities
341(1)
Clotting and bleeding
342(3)
Recurrent infection
345(1)
Treatment history to ask about
345(1)
Past history
346(1)
Social history
346(1)
Family history
346(1)
OSCE revision topics
346(1)
T&O'C essentials
346(1)
Chapter 21 The haematological examination
347(15)
Examination anatomy
347(1)
General appearance
347(1)
Hands
347(4)
Epitrochlear nodes
351(1)
Axillary nodes
351(1)
Face
352(2)
Cervical and supraclavicular nodes
354(1)
Bone tenderness
354(1)
The abdominal examination
354(1)
Inguinal nodes
355(4)
Legs
359(1)
Fundi
360(1)
T&O'C essentials
360(1)
References
361(1)
Chapter 22 A summary of the haematological examination and extending the haematological examination
362(13)
Extending the haematological physical examination
364(10)
Haematology tests
364(1)
Examination of the peripheral blood film
364(1)
Anaemia
364(4)
Pancytopenia
368(1)
Acute leukaemia
368(1)
Chronic leukaemia
369(1)
Myeloproliferative disease
369(2)
Lymphoma
371(1)
Multiple myeloma
372(1)
Haematological imaging
372(2)
T&O'C essentials
374(1)
OSCE revision topics - the haematological system
374(1)
Section 7 The Rheumatological System
375(80)
Chapter 23 The rheumatological history
377(8)
Presenting symptoms
377(2)
Peripheral joints
377(2)
T&O'C essentials
379(3)
Back pain
379(1)
Limb pain
380(1)
Raynaud's phenomenon
381(1)
Dry eyes and mouth
381(1)
Red eyes
382(1)
Systemic symptoms
382(1)
Treatment history
382(1)
Recent and past history
382(1)
Social history
383(1)
Family history
383(1)
T&O'C essentials
383(1)
OSCE revision topics - the rheumatological history
384(1)
References
384(1)
Chapter 24 The rheumatological examination
385(41)
Examination anatomy
385(2)
General inspection
385(2)
Principles of joint examination
387(2)
Look
387(1)
Feel
388(1)
Move
388(1)
Measure
389(1)
Assessment of individual joints
389(1)
Hands and wrists
389(1)
T&O'C essentials
390(34)
Elbows
398(1)
Shoulders
399(5)
Temporomandibular joints
404(1)
Neck
404(4)
Thoracolumbar spine and sacroiliac joints
408(3)
Hips
411(4)
Knees
415(5)
Ankles and feet
420(4)
T&O'C essentials
424(1)
OSCE revision topics - the rheumatological examination
425(1)
References
425(1)
Chapter 25 Correlation of physical signs with rheumatological and musculoskeletal disease
426(20)
Rheumatoid arthritis
426(1)
General inspection
426(1)
Hands
426(1)
Wrists
426(1)
Elbows
426(1)
Shoulders and axillae
426(1)
Eyes
426(1)
Parotids
427(1)
Mouth
427(1)
Temporomandibular joints
428(1)
Neck
428(1)
Chest
428(1)
Heart
428(1)
Abdomen
428(1)
Lower limbs
428(1)
Ankles and feet
428(1)
Seronegative spondyloarthritides
428(2)
Ankylosing spondylitis
429(1)
Reactive arthritis
429(1)
Psoriatic arthritis
430(1)
Enteropathic arthritis
430(1)
Gouty arthritis
430(1)
Calcium pyrophosphate arthritis (pseudogout)
431(1)
Calcium hydroxyapatite arthritis
431(1)
Osteoarthritis
431(1)
Systemic lupus erythematosus
432(2)
General inspection
432(1)
Hands
432(1)
Forearms
432(1)
Head and neck
432(1)
Chest
433(1)
Abdomen
433(1)
Hips
434(1)
Legs
434(1)
Urine and blood pressure
434(1)
Temperature
434(1)
Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma and CREST)
434(4)
General inspection
434(2)
Hands
436(1)
Arms
436(1)
Face
437(1)
Chest
437(1)
Legs
437(1)
Urinalysis and blood pressure
437(1)
The stool
437(1)
Mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD)
438(1)
Examination
438(1)
Rheumatic fever
438(1)
Examining the patient with suspected rheumatic fever
438(1)
The vasculitides
438(1)
Soft-tissue rheumatism
439(3)
Shoulder syndromes
439(2)
Elbow epicondylitis (tennis and golfer's elbow)
441(1)
Tenosynovitis of the wrist
441(1)
Bursitis
442(1)
Nerve entrapment syndromes
442(3)
Carpal tunnel syndrome
443(1)
Meralgiai paraesthetica
443(1)
Tarsal tunnel syndrome
443(1)
Morton's 'neuroma'
443(1)
Fibromyalgia syndrome
444(1)
T&O'C essentials
445(1)
OSCE revision topics - rheumatological disease
445(1)
References
445(1)
Chapter 26 A summary of the rheumatological examination and extending the rheumatological examination
446(9)
Extending the rheumatological system examination
447(6)
Rheumatology investigations
447(1)
Imaging
448(5)
T&O'C essentials
453(1)
References
453(2)
Section 8 The Endocrine System
455(52)
Chapter 27 The endocrine history
457(6)
Presenting symptoms
457(4)
Changes in appetite and weight
457(1)
Changes in bowel habit
457(1)
Changes in sweating
457(1)
Changes in hair distribution
457(1)
Lethargy
458(1)
Thyroid nodule
458(1)
Changes in the skin and nails
459(1)
Changes in pigmentation
460(1)
Changes in stature
460(1)
Erectile dysfunction (impotence)
460(1)
Galactorrhoea
460(1)
Menstrual disturbance
460(1)
Polyuria
460(1)
Risk factors for diabetes (metabolic syndrome)
461(1)
Past history and treatment
461(1)
Social history
462(1)
Family history
462(1)
T&O'C essentials
462(1)
OSCE revision topics - the endocrine history
462(1)
References
462(1)
Chapter 28 The endocrine examination
463(19)
The thyroid
463(9)
The thyroid gland
463(4)
Hyperthyroidism (thyrotoxicosis)
467(3)
Hypothyroidism (myxoedema)
470(2)
The pituitary
472(5)
Examination anatomy
472(1)
Panhypopituitarism
473(2)
Acromegaly
475(2)
Other pituitary syndromes
477(1)
The adrenals
477(4)
Cushing's syndrome
477(3)
Addison's disease
480(1)
T&O'C essentials
481(1)
OSCE revision topics - the endocrine examination
481(1)
References
481(1)
Chapter 29 Correlation of physical signs and endocrine disease
482(17)
Diabetes mellitus
482(6)
Calcium metabolism
488(2)
Primary hyperparathyroidism
488(1)
The MEN syndromes
489(1)
Hypoparathyroidism
489(1)
Osteoporosis and osteomalacia
490(3)
Syndromes associated with short stature
493(1)
Turner's syndrome (45X0)
493(1)
Down's syndrome (Trisomy 21)
493(1)
Achondroplasia (dwarfism)
494(1)
Rickets
494(1)
Hirsutism
494(1)
Gynaecomastia
495(1)
Paget's disease
496(2)
T&O'C essentials
498(1)
OSCE revision topics - endocrine system
498(1)
References
498(1)
Chapter 30 A summary of the endocrine examination and extending the endocrine examination
499(8)
The endocrine examination: a suggested method
499(1)
Extending the endocrine physical examination
499(1)
Diagnostic testing
499(6)
T&O'C essentials
505(1)
OSCE revision topics - endocrine system
505(2)
Section 9 The Nervous System
507(132)
Chapter 31 The neurological history
509(11)
Starting off
509(1)
Presenting symptoms
509(5)
Headache and facial pain
510(2)
Faints and fits
512(2)
T&O'C essential
514(3)
Dizziness
515(1)
Visual disturbances and deafness
516(1)
Disturbances of gait
516(1)
Disturbed sensation or weakness in the limbs
516(1)
Tremor and involuntary movements
516(1)
Speech and mental status
517(1)
Past health
517(1)
Medication history
518(1)
Social history
518(1)
Family history
518(1)
T&O'C essentials
519(1)
OSCE revision topics - the neurological history
519(1)
References
519(1)
Chapter 32 The neurological examination: general signs and the cranial nerves
520(39)
A preamble regarding the neurological examination
520(1)
Examination anatomy
520(1)
General signs
521(1)
Consciousness
521(1)
Neck stiffness
521(1)
Handedness
521(1)
Orientation
522(1)
The cranial nerves
522(23)
The first (olfactory) nerve
522(1)
The second (optic) nerve
523(7)
The third (oculomotor), fourth (trochlear) and sixth (abducens) nerves-the ocular nerves
530(11)
The fifth (trigeminal) nerve
541(4)
Examination of the face
545(13)
The seventh (facial) nerve
545(4)
The eighth (vestibulocochlear) nerve
549(2)
The ninth (glossopharyngeal) and tenth (vagus) nerves
551(2)
The eleventh (accessory) nerve
553(1)
The twelfth (hypoglossal) nerve
554(2)
Multiple cranial nerve lesions
556(1)
Carotid bruits
557(1)
T&O'C essentials
558(1)
References
558(1)
Chapter 33 The neurological examination: speech and higher centres
559(8)
Speech
559(3)
Dysphasia
559(2)
Dysarthria
561(1)
Dysphonia
562(1)
The cerebral hemispheres
562(4)
Parietal lobe function
562(2)
Temporal lobe function
564(1)
Frontal lobe function
565(1)
T&O'C essentials
566(1)
OSCE revision topics - speech and higher centres
566(1)
References
566(1)
Chapter 34 The neurological examination: the peripheral nervous system
567(34)
Limbs and trunk
567(33)
History
567(1)
Examination anatomy
568(1)
General examination approach
569(1)
General inspection
569(1)
Upper limbs
569(16)
Lower limbs
585(12)
Gait
597(3)
T&O'C essentials
600(1)
OSCE revision topics - the peripheral nervous system
600(1)
References
600(1)
Chapter 35 Correlation of physical signs and neurological syndromes and disease
601(26)
Upper motor neurone lesions
601(2)
Causes of hemiplegia (upper motor neurone lesion)
601(2)
Lower motor neurone lesions
603(1)
Motor neurone disease
604(1)
Peripheral neuropathy
604(1)
Guillain-Barre syndrome (acute inflammatory polyradiculoneuropathy)
604(1)
Multiple sclerosis
605(1)
Thickened peripheral nerves
606(1)
Spinal cord compression
606(3)
Important spinal cord syndromes
609(2)
Brown-Sequard syndrome
609(1)
Subacute combined degeneration of the cord (vitamin B12 deficiency)
609(1)
Dissociated sensory loss
610(1)
Syringomyelia (a central cavity in the spinal cord)
610(1)
An extensor plantar response plus absent knee and ankle jerks
611(1)
Myopathy
611(1)
Dystrophia myotonica
612(2)
Myasthenia gravis
614(1)
The cerebellum
615(3)
Parkinson's disease
618(3)
Inspection
618(1)
Gait and movements
618(1)
Tremor
619(1)
Tone
619(1)
Face
619(1)
Writing
620(1)
Causes of Parkinson's syndrome
620(1)
Other extrapyramidal movement disorders (dyskinesia)
621(1)
Chorea
621(1)
Dystonia
621(1)
Tics and de la Tourette's syndrome
622(1)
The unconscious patient
622(3)
General inspection
622(1)
Level of consciousness
623(1)
Neck
624(1)
Head and face
624(1)
Upper and lower limbs
625(1)
Body
625(1)
Urine
625(1)
Blood glucose
625(1)
Temperature
625(1)
Stomach contents
625(1)
T&O'C essentials
625(1)
OSCE revision topics - neurological syndromes and disorders
625(1)
References
626(1)
Chapter 36 A summary of the neurological examination and extending the neurological examination
627(12)
Extending the neurological examination
630(3)
Handedness, orientation and speech
630(1)
Neck stiffness and Kernig's sign
630(1)
Cranial nerves
630(1)
Upper limbs
631(1)
Lower limbs
632(1)
Diagnostic testing
633(4)
Lumbar puncture
633(1)
Neurological imaging
633(4)
T&O'C essentials
637(2)
Volume Two
Section 10 Paediatric And Neonatal History And Examination
639(122)
Chapter 37 The paediatric history and examination
641(78)
Principles of paediatric history taking and examination
641(1)
Paediatric history taking
641(2)
History-taking sequence
642(1)
General physical examination
643(56)
Preparing for the examination
643(2)
Examination
645(54)
Adolescent history and examination
699(14)
Tanner staging and pubertal assessment
699(8)
Psychological development of adolescents
707(6)
Physical examination for suspected child abuse
713(3)
T&O'C essentials
716(1)
OSCE revision topics - the paediatric history and examination
716(1)
References
717(2)
Chapter 38 The neonatal history and examination
719(42)
The history
719(3)
Maternal health
719(1)
Other family history
720(1)
History of the pregnancy, labour and delivery
720(2)
The physical examination
722(36)
Preparing for the physical examination
723(1)
Measurements
724(7)
Head-to-toe assessment
731(27)
Gestational age
758(1)
T&O'C essentials
758(1)
OSCE revision topics - the neonatal history and examination
759(1)
References
759(2)
Section 11 Women's Health History And Examination
761(42)
Chapter 39 The obstetric history and examination
763(15)
The obstetric history
763(1)
Early pregnancy symptoms
763(1)
Amenorrhoea
763(1)
Breast changes
764(1)
Nausea and vomiting
764(1)
Minor symptoms in pregnancy
764(1)
Nausea and vomiting
764(1)
Heartburn and acid regurgitation
764(1)
Constipation
764(1)
Back pain
765(1)
Pubic symphysis pain
765(1)
Vaginal discharge
765(1)
Pruritus
765(1)
Neuropathies
765(1)
Tiredness
765(1)
Breathlessness
765(1)
Palpitations
765(1)
Major symptoms in pregnancy
765(1)
Change in fetal movements
765(1)
Vaginal bleeding
766(1)
Rupture of membranes
766(1)
Abdominal pain
766(1)
Headache
766(1)
Oedema
766(1)
History
766(5)
Current pregnancy history
768(1)
Past obstetric history
768(1)
Past gynaecological history
768(1)
Past medical history
768(1)
Treatment history
769(1)
Social history
770(1)
Family history
771(1)
Examination anatomy
771(1)
Examination
771(6)
Positioning the patient
771(1)
General appearance
771(1)
Observations
772(1)
The abdomen: mother and fetal findings
772(1)
The genitals
773(2)
The lower limbs
775(1)
Urinalysis
776(1)
Obstetric ultrasound: a systematic approach
776(1)
T&O'C essentials
777(1)
OSCE revision topics - the obstetric history and examination
777(1)
References
777(1)
Chapter 40 The gynaecological history and examination
778(19)
History
778(8)
Presenting symptoms
778(1)
Menstrual history
779(5)
Sexual history
784(1)
Previous gynaecological history
784(1)
Previous medical history
784(1)
Family and social history
784(2)
Examination
786(10)
Examination of the abdomen
786(1)
Pelvic examination
786(9)
Rectal examination
795(1)
OSCE revision topics - the gynaecological history and examination
796(1)
T&O'C essentials
796(1)
References
796(1)
Chapter 41 The breasts: history and examination
797(6)
Examination anatomy
797(1)
History
797(1)
Examination
798(2)
Inspection
798(1)
Palpation
799(1)
Evaluation of a breast lump
800(1)
T&O'C essentials
800(1)
OSCE revision topics - the breasts
801(1)
References
801(2)
Section 12 Specialty System History And Examination
803(74)
Chapter 42 The eyes, ears, nose and throat
805(28)
Eyes
805(4)
Examination anatomy
805(1)
History
806(1)
Examination method
806(3)
T&O'C essentials
809(1)
T&O'C essentials
810(6)
Diplopia
812(1)
Horner's syndrome
812(2)
Red eye: iritis, keratitis and scleritis
814(1)
Glaucoma
814(1)
Shingles
815(1)
Eyelid
815(1)
Ears
816(6)
Examination anatomy
816(1)
History
817(2)
Examination method
819(3)
T&O'C essentials
822(1)
Nose and sinuses
822(3)
Examination anatomy
822(1)
History
823(1)
Examination method
824(1)
Sinusitis
824(1)
Mouth and throat
825(4)
Examination anatomy
825(1)
History
826(1)
Examination method
826(2)
Pharyngitis
828(1)
Supraglottitis (epiglottitis)
829(1)
Common investigations
829(1)
T&O'C essentials
830(1)
OSCE examples
831(1)
OSCE revision topics - eyes, ears, nose and throat
832(1)
References
832(1)
Chapter 43 The skin and lumps
833(28)
Examination anatomy
833(1)
Dermatological history
834(1)
General principles of physical examination of the skin
835(3)
How to approach the clinical diagnosis of a lump
838(2)
Correlation of physical signs and skin disease
840(18)
Pruritus
840(1)
Erythrosquamous eruptions
841(2)
Blistering eruptions
843(4)
Erythroderma
847(1)
Livedo reticularis
848(1)
Pustular and crusted lesions
849(1)
Dermal plaques
849(1)
Erythema nodosum
850(1)
Erythema multiforme (EM)
851(1)
Cellulitis and erysipelas
851(1)
Folliculitis, furuncles and carbuncles
852(1)
Other infections
852(2)
Hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation and depigmentation
854(1)
Flushing and sweating
854(2)
Skin tumours
856(2)
The nails
858(1)
T&O'C essentials
859(1)
OSCE example - skin
860(1)
References
860(1)
Chapter 44 The older person assessment
861(8)
History taking in older persons: special considerations
861(4)
Physical examination in older persons: special considerations
865(3)
Dementia screening
868(1)
OSCE revision topics - assessment of the geriatric patient
868(1)
References
868(1)
Chapter 45 Approaching infectious diseases
869(8)
Pyrexia of unknown origin
869(2)
History
870(1)
Examination
870(1)
Clinical scenarios for unexplained fever
871(1)
HIV infection and AIDS
871(4)
History
872(1)
Examination
873(2)
T&O'C essentials
875(1)
OSCE revision topics - infectious diseases
876(1)
References
876(1)
Section 13 Mental Health History And Examination
877(22)
Chapter 46 The mental health history and mental state examination
879(20)
The history
879(1)
Obtaining the history
880(8)
Introductory questions
880(1)
History of the presenting illness
880(5)
Past history and treatment history
885(2)
Family history
887(1)
Social and personal history
887(1)
Premorbid personality
888(1)
The mental state examination
888(1)
The diagnosis
888(5)
Examples of important psychiatric illnesses
893(4)
Disorders that lead to physical illness
893(1)
Schizophrenia
894(1)
Depression
895(1)
Anxiety disorders
896(1)
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
896(1)
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
897(1)
T&O'C essentials
897(1)
OSCE revision topics - the psychiatric history and the mental state examination
897(1)
References
897(2)
Section 14 Acute Care And End Of Life
899(14)
Chapter 47 The acutely ill patient
901(6)
Initial assessment
901(1)
Level of consciousness
901(1)
Delirium
901(1)
Further examination
902(4)
OSCE example - emergency care
906(1)
References
906(1)
Chapter 48 The pre-anaesthetic medical evaluation (PAME)
907(2)
The history
907(1)
Cardiovascular history
907(1)
The respiratory history
908(1)
Other
908(1)
The examination
908(1)
Chapter 49 Assessment of death
909(4)
Assessment
909(1)
Do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders
909(1)
Do not misdiagnose death
909(1)
Examining a suspected death
909(1)
Informing relatives
910(1)
Completing the death certificate
910(1)
Postmortem
911(1)
Organ donation
911(2)
Section 15 Adult History Taking And Examination In The Wards And Clinics
913
Chapter 50 Writing and presenting the adult history and physical examination
915(6)
History
915(1)
Physical examination (PE)
916(1)
Provisional diagnosis
916(1)
Problem list and plans
916(1)
Continuation notes
916(1)
Presentation
916(4)
Reference
920(1)
Chapter 51 A suggested method for a rapid screening adult physical examination
921
Hands and arms
921(1)
Face
921(1)
Front of the neck
921(1)
Chest
921(1)
Back of the chest and neck
921(4)
Abdomen
925(1)
Legs
925(1)
Neurological examination
925(1)
Completing the examination
925
Index
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