The History and Physical Examination Workbook: A Case-based Approach pdf free download

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During a typical office visit, a provider has approximately fifteen minutes to interview, examine, diagnose, and treat each patient. The History and Physical Examination Workbook: A Case-based Approach, is a must-have resource for developing these skills.

Providing clinical practice in the art of performing H&P’s through the use of flow models, this workbook encourages students to avoid memorization and use common sense to develop a logical approach to patients’ chief complaints by allowing them to partner up as patient and provider.

key features of The History and Physical Examination Workbook: A Case-based Approach pdf

• This clinical workbook is intended accompany History and Physical Examination texts such as History and Physical Examination: A Common Sense Approach, to speed orientation in performing history and physical examinations.
• Chapter 1: the Art of Interviewing, is a light exploration of the thought processes and actions behind obtaining a medical history. This includes what one does prior to walking into a patient room that will lead to a more accurate patient history.
• Chapter 2: discusses the components of the medical history and introduces the mnemonic CODIERS SMASH FM, a memory tool which serves as an inventory of medical history, and the review of systems.
• Chapter 3 presents History Flows, 18 partnered cases to practice taking medical histories. Each case has a data collection sheet the provider uses to collect the medical history through the provided mnemonic, and a blank SOAP to document the encounter. The patient is provided with a case to portray and check off the progress of the provider’s questioning. The study of the physical examination begins in
• Chapter 4: approaches the body in a logical progression with essentially head to toe, with 14 Physical Exam Flows culminating in the Full Physical Examination.