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Title Macleod's clinical examination / edited by Graham Douglas, Fiona Nicol, Colin Robertson ; illustrations by Robert Britton, Ethan Danielson.
Alternative Title Clinical examination
Publisher Edinburgh : Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 2013.
Edition Thirteenth edition.


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Descript xvii, 451 pages : illustrations
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Edition Thirteenth edition.
Note Original edition: Clinical examination / editor, John Macleod. 1964.
Formerly CIP.
Contents Section 1: History taking and general examination Approach to the patient History taking The general examination Section 2: System examination The skin, hair and nails The endocrine system The cardiovascular system The respiratory system The gastrointestinal system The renal system The reproductive system The nervous system The visual system The ear, nose & throat The musculoskeletal system Section 3: Specific situations Babies and children The frail elderly The adult with fever Assessment for anaesthesia and sedation The critically ill Confirming death Section 4: Assessing clinical examination technique OSCEs and other examination formats Index
Note 200 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9780702053375 (e-book)
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Subject Physical diagnosis.
Alt author Douglas, Graham (Consultant physician)
Nicol, E. Fiona.
Robertson, Colin (Colin Ernest)
Britton, Robert.
Danielson, Ethan.
Alternative Title Clinical examination
Descript xvii, 451 pages : illustrations
Content text
Media computer
Carrier online resource
Edition Thirteenth edition.
Note Original edition: Clinical examination / editor, John Macleod. 1964.
Formerly CIP.
Contents Section 1: History taking and general examination Approach to the patient History taking The general examination Section 2: System examination The skin, hair and nails The endocrine system The cardiovascular system The respiratory system The gastrointestinal system The renal system The reproductive system The nervous system The visual system The ear, nose & throat The musculoskeletal system Section 3: Specific situations Babies and children The frail elderly The adult with fever Assessment for anaesthesia and sedation The critically ill Confirming death Section 4: Assessing clinical examination technique OSCEs and other examination formats Index
Note 200 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9780702053375 (e-book)
Subject Physical diagnosis.
Alt author Douglas, Graham (Consultant physician)
Nicol, E. Fiona.
Robertson, Colin (Colin Ernest)
Britton, Robert.
Danielson, Ethan.
Alternative Title Clinical examination

Subject Physical diagnosis.
Descript xvii, 451 pages : illustrations
Content text
Media computer
Carrier online resource
Note Original edition: Clinical examination / editor, John Macleod. 1964.
Formerly CIP.
Contents Section 1: History taking and general examination Approach to the patient History taking The general examination Section 2: System examination The skin, hair and nails The endocrine system The cardiovascular system The respiratory system The gastrointestinal system The renal system The reproductive system The nervous system The visual system The ear, nose & throat The musculoskeletal system Section 3: Specific situations Babies and children The frail elderly The adult with fever Assessment for anaesthesia and sedation The critically ill Confirming death Section 4: Assessing clinical examination technique OSCEs and other examination formats Index
Note 200 annual accesses. UkHlHU
Alt author Douglas, Graham (Consultant physician)
Nicol, E. Fiona.
Robertson, Colin (Colin Ernest)
Britton, Robert.
Danielson, Ethan.
ISBN 9780702053375 (e-book)
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