This book will be a vital tool for all clinicians in the front line when an ill child presents with an acute illness. Experienced paediatricians, postgraduate doctors, primary care physicians, and paediatric nurses will find this a useful refresher, and it will be an invaluable primer for newly trai
Paediatric Symptom Sorter
β Scribed by A. Sahib El-Radhi
- Publisher
- CRC Press
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 384
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Paediatric Symptom Sorter is an original work inspired by the best-selling and highly respected Symptom Sorter by Keith Hopcroft and Vincent Forte, now in its Fourth Edition. Like Symptom Sorter, this book's composition reflects the reality that patients present with symptoms rather than diagnoses. Structured anatomically, it provides an overview of the symptom followed by the five most likely underlying causes (differential diagnoses) in an easy-to-use tabular format. Investigative techniques and guidelines follow, ranging from the simple and inexpensive to the more complex, as do tips and warnings to note. This book is vital for all clinicians in the front line when an ill child presents with an acute illness. Experienced paediatricians, postgraduate doctors, primary care physicians and paediatric nurses will find it a useful refresher and it is an invaluable primer for newly-trained doctors and students, or those new to the paediatric wards. I envision that Paediatric Symptom Sorter will become a fixture in paediatric emergency rooms and hospital on-call rooms. I advise that the book be affixed to the furniture in a secure manner. Otherwise, it will soon disappear. From the foreword by James Carroll
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
[Contents] Abdomen. -- Abnormal movements. -- Anal itching. -- Anal swelling. -- Bad breath. -- Breast. -- Cerebral. -- Cough in adults. -- Cough in children. -- Chest. -- Crying baby. -- Double vision. -- Ear. -- Episodic loss of consciousness. -- Epigastric pain. -- Eye. -- Eyelid problems. -- Fac
[Contents] Abdomen. -- Abnormal movements. -- Anal itching. -- Anal swelling. -- Bad breath. -- Breast. -- Cerebral. -- Cough in adults. -- Cough in children. -- Chest. -- Crying baby. -- Double vision. -- Ear. -- Episodic loss of consciousness. -- Epigastric pain. -- Eye. -- Eyelid problems. -- Fac
Life would be much simpler for GPs if patients presented with diagnoses. Unfortunately, patients instead present with symptoms that are frequently vague, sometimes multiple and often obscure. Most clinical texts adopt a diagnosis rather than a symptom based approach. Across its four editions, Sympto
<p><span>ββ¦approaches the consultation intuitively β¦ The book oozes with patience for the patient and for the reader. What better prescription for the clinic could the practitioner need?β</span></p><p><span>Glycosmedia</span><span> (of the Fifth Edition)</span></p><p><span>ββ¦ this is a book worth ha