Family medicine /
David R. Rudy.
- Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c1990.
- xi, 316 p. ; 29 cm.
- The National Medical series questions and answers for independent study .
Contents;
Section I: Problems of the head, eyes, ears, nose and throat 1. Problems of the ears, throat and sinuses 2. Problems of the oral cavity 3. Headache etc.
Section II: Cardiovascular problems 5. Common cardiac problems in ambulatory practice 6. Peripheral vascular disease 7. Cerebrovascular disease and brain injury etc.
Section III: Neurology 10. Neurology in primary care
Section IV: Diseases of the respiratory tract 11. Pneumonias, bronchtides, and chronic lung disease 12. Respiratory disease in infants and children
Section V: Disease of the gastrointestinal tract 13. Medical problems of the gastrointestinal tract 14. Surgical problems of the gastrointestinal tract 15. Diseases of the liver
Section IV: Problems of the urinary tract 16. Urinary tract infections 17. Non-infectious diseases of the urinary tract
Section VII: Problems unique to females 18. Gynecology in primary care 19. Problems of the female climacteric 20. Diseases of the breast
Section VIII: Problems unique to males 21. Genitourinary problems of the male
Section IX: Musculoskeletal and connective tissue problems 22. Musculoskeletal problems of the neck and back 23. Common problems of the upper extremities 24. Mechanical problems of the lower extremities etc.
Section X: Sports medicine 28. Sports medicine
Section XI: Other infectious disease encountered in primary care 29. Adult acquired immune deficiency syndrome 30. Less common infectious diseases in in primary care
Section XII: Endocrinology in primary care 31. Diabetes mellitus 32. Thyroid problems in primary care 33. Triage of problems of the adrenal gland etc.
Section XII: Allergies 35. Atopic and food allergies
Section XIV: Preventive care, health, and efficiency 36. Preventive care, the patient, and the doctor 37. Preoperative clearance and preparation 38. Obesity and dyslipidemia etc.
Section XV: Behavior and psychology in family practice 49. Counseling methods in family practice: Cognitive strategies 50. Depression 51. Anxiety, phobia, and the undifferentiated primary care syndrome etc.