Swartz Textbook of Physical Diagnosis

1. Instructions for online access - p. i 2. Swartz Textbook of Physical Diagnosis: History and Examination - p. i 3. Cover image - p. i 4. Title page - p. ii 5. Table of Contents - p. iii 6. Copyright - p. iv 7. Dedication - p. v 8. Dedication - p. vi 9. Preface - p. vii 10. Contributors - p. viii 11. Acknowledgments - p. xiii 12. Video contents - p. xviii 13. List of Illustrations - p. xxi 14. List of Tables - p. xxii 15. SECTION 1. Mastering the Art of Interviewing - p. 1 16. 1.  The interviewer’s questions - p. 2 17. Basic principles - p. 2 18. Using an interpreter - p. 2 19. Important interviewing concepts - p. 4 20. Symptoms and signs - p. 7 21. Conducting an interview - p. 7 22. Basic interviewing techniques - p. 10 23. Format of the history - p. 15 24. Taking notes - p. 30 25. Concluding thoughts - p. 30 26. Review questions - p. 31 27. References - p. 32 28. Bibliography - p. 32 29. References - p. 32 30. Bibliography - p. 32.e1 31. 2.  The patient’s responses - p. 33 32. 3.  Understanding complementary and alternative medicine - p. 47 33. 4.  Putting the history together - p. 61 34. SECTION 2. Valuing Diversity: Race, Gender, and Ethnicity - p. 67 35. 5.  Anti-racist and anti-oppressive clinical skills - p. 68 36. SECTION 3. Understanding the Science of the Physical Examination - p. 93 37. 6.  The physical examination - p. 94 38. 7.  Assessment of nutritional status - p. 102 39. 8.  The skin - p. 118 40. General considerations - p. 118 41. Structure and physiologic characteristics - p. 118 42. Review of specific symptoms - p. 120 43. Effect of skin disease on the patient - p. 122 44. Physical examination - p. 123 45. Description of lesions - p. 127 46. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 130 47. Warts - p. 131 48. Squamous cell carcinoma - p. 133 49. Basal cell carcinoma - p. 134 50. Melanomas - p. 134 51. Lipoma - p. 137 52. Café au lait spots - p. 138 53. Neurofibroma - p. 138 54. Contact dermatitis - p. 138 55. Psoriasis - p. 139 56. Fungal infections - p. 141 57. Pityriasis rosea - p. 143 58. Herpes zoster - p. 143 59. Herpesvirus - p. 144 60. Acne - p. 144 61. Tinea versicolor - p. 145 62. Ganglion cyst - p. 145 63. Spider angioma - p. 146 64. Vitiligo - p. 146 65. Urticaria - p. 147 66. Erythema multiforme - p. 147 67. Scabies - p. 148 68. Pyoderma gangrenosum - p. 149 69. Insect bites - p. 150 70. Kaposi sarcoma - p. 150 71. Mpox - p. 152 72. Scleroderma - p. 154 73. Erythema nodosum - p. 155 74. Lichen planus - p. 156 75. Seborrheic dermatitis - p. 156 76. Seborrheic warts - p. 156 77. Cutaneous horn - p. 157 78. Keloid - p. 158 79. Nevi - p. 158 80. Pemphigus vulgaris, pemphigus vegetans, and bullous pemphigoid - p. 158 81. Atopic dermatitis - p. 159 82. Lyme disease - p. 160 83. AIDS - p. 161 84. Diabetes - p. 161 85. Tuberous sclerosis - p. 162 86. Cutaneous larva migrans - p. 163 87. Anthrax, smallpox, and plague - p. 163 88. Skin self-examination - p. 165 89. Review questions - p. 168 90. References - p. 171 91. Bibliography - p. 171 92. References - p. 171 93. Bibliography - p. 171.e1 94. 9.  The head and neck - p. 172 95. 10.  The eye - p. 185 96. Historical and general considerations - p. 185 97. Structure and physiology - p. 185 98. Review of specific symptoms - p. 190 99. Effect of blindness on the patient - p. 192 100. Physical examination - p. 194 101. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 222 102. Full video - p. 245 103. Review questions - p. 245 104. Bibliography - p. 246 105. Bibliography - p. 246 106. 11.  The ear and nose - p. 247 107. 12.  The oral cavity and pharynx - p. 270 108. 13.  The chest - p. 297 109. 14.  The heart - p. 319 110. General considerations - p. 319 111. Structure and physiology - p. 321 112. Review of specific symptoms - p. 327 113. Effect of cardiac disease on the patient - p. 331 114. Physical examination - p. 331 115. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 346 116. Full videos - p. 352 117. Review questions - p. 352 118. References - p. 353 119. Bibliography - p. 353 120. References - p. 353 121. Bibliography - p. 353.e1 122. 15.  The peripheral vascular system - p. 354 123. 16.  The breast - p. 369 124. 17.  The abdomen - p. 383 125. General considerations - p. 383 126. Structure and physiology - p. 384 127. Review of specific symptoms - p. 386 128. Impact of inflammatory bowel disease on the patient - p. 391 129. Physical examination - p. 392 130. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 407 131. Full video - p. 411 132. Review questions - p. 411 133. References - p. 412 134. Bibliography - p. 412 135. References - p. 412 136. Bibliography - p. 412.e1 137. 18.  Male genitalia and hernias - p. 413 138. 19.  Female genitalia - p. 441 139. 20.  The musculoskeletal system - p. 467 140. General considerations - p. 467 141. Structure and physiology - p. 468 142. Review of specific symptoms - p. 476 143. Effect of musculoskeletal disease on the patient - p. 481 144. Physical examination - p. 481 145. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 502 146. Review questions - p. 510 147. References - p. 510 148. Bibliography - p. 510 149. References - p. 510 150. Bibliography - p. 510.e1 151. 21.  The nervous system - p. 511 152. General considerations - p. 511 153. Structure and physiologic characteristics - p. 512 154. Review of specific symptoms - p. 516 155. Effect of chronic neurologic disease on the patient - p. 523 156. Physical examination - p. 523 157. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 546 158. Review questions - p. 550 159. References - p. 551 160. Bibliography - p. 551 161. References - p. 551 162. Bibliography - p. 551.e1 163. 22.  Putting the examination together - p. 552 164. SECTION 4. Evaluating Specific Patients - p. 559 165. 23.  The pregnant patient - p. 560 166. 24.  The pediatric patient - p. 577 167. General considerations - p. 577 168. Pediatric history - p. 579 169. Neonatal: Under 1 month of age - p. 588 170. Infancy: 1 month to 12 months - p. 605 171. Early childhood: 1 year to 4 years - p. 613 172. Middle childhood: 5 years to 10 years - p. 619 173. Adolescence: 11 years to 21 years - p. 623 174. Clinicopathologic correlations - p. 629 175. Child maltreatment - p. 629 176. Vascular anomalies - p. 632 177. Kawasaki disease - p. 632 178. Exanthematous diseases - p. 634 179. Pediatric murmurs - p. 638 180. Telephone triage - p. 638 181. Sample documentation of a newborn’s history and physical examp - p. 638 182. Review questions - p. 639 183. References - p. 641 184. Bibliography - p. 641 185. References - p. 641 186. Bibliography - p. 641.e1 187. 25.  The geriatric patient - p. 642 188. 26.  The transgender patient - p. 654 189. 27.  The acutely ill or injured patient - p. 662 190. SECTION 5. Putting the Data to Work - p. 675 191. 28.  Precision, accuracy, and critical thinking in clinical assessment - p. 676 192. 29.  The clinical record - p. 686 193. 30.  The focused history and physical examination - p. 691 194. 31.  Artificial intelligence in clinical encounters: Opportunities and challenges - p. 695 195. 32.  Telehealth: Adapting clinical assessment - p. 704 196. SECTION 6. Analyzing Ethical Issues in Clinical Medicine - p. 713 197. 33.  Clinical ethics and professionalism - p. 714 198. Epilogue: A journey through physical diagnosis - p. 727 199. Appendix A: Answers to review questions - p. 728 200. e-Appendix B: Commonly misused substances - p. e1 201. e-Appendix C: Signs and symptoms of deficiency states - p. e8 202. e-Appendix D: Conversion tables - p. e11 203. e-Appendix E: English to Spanish translations useful in the medical setting - p. e13 204. e-Appendix F: The rational clinical examination: Evidence based clinical diagnosis - p. e23 205. Index - p. 732