The 10-Minute Physical Exam - by Clifford Chan-Yan (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p><strong>The 10-Minute Physical Exam ̶ recognizing medical syndromes</strong>, is a <strong>training manual</strong> directed at all <strong>who seek to improve</strong> skill, confidence, and clinical diagnosis <strong>in physical examination</strong>. The <strong>two-part manual</strong> <strong>departs from traditional manuals</strong>.</p><ul><li> In <strong>part one</strong>, sole emphasis is<strong> on</strong> <strong>developing a consistent, easily performed, whole body screening examination</strong> that lessens the likelihood of missing detectable clinical signs, that often occur with unstructured and inconsistent routines. The <strong>routine is sequenced in four parts, </strong> <strong>the mini-exams</strong>, that conform to the patient's physical position during the examination and, once practiced and perfected, <strong>are combined into a single fluid routine</strong> that can be completed in <strong>less than ten minutes</strong>.</li><li><strong>Proper gown and draping techniques</strong> allow discrete but adequate exposure of the body.</li><li><strong>Part two</strong> is a compendium of <strong>51 medical syndromes</strong>, each with a list of potential clinical signs and a facing page with an <strong>annotated patient figure, in color</strong>. The purpose is for interest and to serve as a reminder that <strong>clinical diagnosis requires knowledge of the clinical signs of medical conditions</strong>. There are additional blank ages and figures for readers <strong>to add their own syndromes</strong>. </li></ul><p>This is an <strong>attractively illustrated manual</strong> that will become a cherished resource for any clinician.</p>
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