A Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking/a Guide to Clinical Thinking

by M.D. Bates Barbara

This landmark book maintains the easy-to-use format that has ensured the success of earlier editions. Students learn how to ask good questions and understand the answers and how to perform the physical exam in an accomplished manner. The uncluttered two-column format features the examination procedures and proper technique on the left, and common abnormalities and possible interpretations on the right. Highly visual, this text contains illustrations that are strategically placed adjacent to the relevant text to enhance understanding of the material discussed. Tables of abnormalities appear at the end of each chapter that enable the reader to compare and contrast abnormal findings. This edition has been completely revised and updated to include expanded chapters on the nervous system, the skin, and the head and neck. This text has also been enhanced with the inclusion of more than 150 new full-color photographs and illustrations.

Genres: Medicine, Reference, Medical, Textbooks

736 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1974

Reviews

[Hassan Mostafavi]

Very useful and practical for medical student

[Jeffrey]

Great Textbook on taking histories and physicals. Still refer to over the many years. Some things don’t get old.

[Ann]

A Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking by B. Bates @ 1995, ISBN: 0397550637, HB, LBS, 10/2013

[Julieta]

Vamos a ver si está Elmo en tu oído...