Description
Author(s): Owen Epstein MB BCh FRCP (Author), G. David Perkin BA MB FRCP BA MB FRCP (Author), & 5 more
PDF | 28,9MB
Pocket Guide to Clinical Examination by Owen Epstein, G. David Perkin, and others is a concise, user-friendly resource for medical students and healthcare professionals. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for conducting clinical examinations, covering all essential aspects of patient assessment. It includes practical advice, clinical tips, and detailed illustrations to help users master physical examination techniques. The book is designed to be a quick reference, making it ideal for use in both academic and clinical settings.
- Comprehensive Coverage: This guide thoroughly addresses all major body systems, ensuring a complete understanding of essential examination techniques.
- Step-by-Step Instructions: It provides clear, systematic guidance on conducting thorough clinical examinations, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
- Practical Tips: The book includes expert advice and clinical pearls, offering insights that enhance examination accuracy and patient care.
- Illustrated Content: Richly illustrated with diagrams and images, it aids visual learners and enhances the understanding of complex concepts.
This guide is especially useful for medical students and healthcare professionals who need a reliable, on-the-go resource.
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Marcie Seidel –
recommended by my teacher
jjl –
Was recommended this book by a colleague and would happily recommend to others. The book gives good explanations about systems and related examination. Easy to follow
lynn bramley –
good
Ruth –
Nice, clear, comprehensive.
Ipek –
It is so beautifully designed. The content is so well written, covering head to toe, but never boring
Dance873 –
It is so beautifully designed. The content is so well written, covering head to toe, but never boring
Berniebh –
With boxes of differential diagnosis for each symptom, this book is an amazing partner when you’re trying to look up DDs for any specific symptoms that comes up in PBL. This book also depicts clearly what questions one can ask their patient to clarify specific details in regards to any symptom. Although small, this book is very powerful with the amount of images and details that this book provide.
Alice –
This is a really useful easy to understand pocket book. It is presented in a way that is useful for revision too.
Kimmy Kittenz –
good
Sonnie Timlin –
Convenient size packed with lots of useful knowledge.
good crib for exams keep it handy for OSCE.
good for students.
Clive Lewis –
great reference guide. Very handy.
Devinder –
Sent direct to student who needed it and very happy with it in revising key knowledge.
DG –
Academic reference for healthcare courses