Seidel's Guide to Physical Examination

• 1 Cultural Competency2 The History and Interviewing Process3 Examination Techniques and Equipment4 Taking the Next Steps: Clinical Reasoning5 The Health Record6 Vital Signs and Pain Assessment7 Mental Status8 Growth and Nutrition9 Skin, Hair, and Nails10 Lymphatic System11 Head and Neck12 Eyes13 Ears, Nose, and Throat14 Chest and Lungs15 Heart16 Blood Vessels17 Breasts and Axillae18 Abdomen19 Female Genitalia20 Male Genitalia21 Anus, Rectum, and Prostate22 Musculoskeletal System23 Neurologic System24 Head-to-Toe Examination25 Sports Participation Evaluation26 Emergency or Life-Threatening Situations

Review of the previous edition: “…provides a comprehensive approach to patient-centered history and physical examination, information gathering and sharing, clinical reasoning, as well as clinical decision-making and problem solving. The book begins with information on culture competence and humility and developing a relationship with patients.…. Each chapter includes evidence-based practice in physical examination boxes, clinical pearls, tables, illustrations, pictures, and information on specific patient populations such as children, the elderly, and transgender and gender-diverse patients…. This updated book…continues to provide interprofessional health professionals with the essentials of the history and physical examination while adding information in important areas including care of LGBTQ+ populations, updated information regarding controversaries, such as in cancer care, and updated evidence for incorporating new research into clinical practice and decision-making…. The handbook and online resource are helpful to use in the clinical setting. *4 stars*" --©Doody’s Review Service, 2023, Suzanne M Allen, MD, MPH (University of Washington School of Medicine)