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" Clinical Skills for OSCEs "
Neel Burton.
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732857
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Neel Burton.
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Clinical Skills for OSCEs\ Neel Burton.
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5th rev. ed
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Bloxham: Scion Publishing Ltd : [distributor] NBN International Ltd : [distributor] Footprint Books : [distributor] Footprint Books, 2015
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358 p. ; 24x17 cm.
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1907904662
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: 9781907904660
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Paperback.;Replaces: 9781904842828.
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I. GENERAL SKILLS1. Hand washing; 2. Scrubbing up for theatre; 3. Venepuncture/phlebotomy;4. Cannulation and setting up a drip; 5. Blood cultures; 6. Blood transfusion;7. Intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal drug injection; 8. Intravenousdrug injection; 9. Examination of a superficial mass and of lymph nodesII. CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORYMEDICINE10. Chest pain history; 11. Cardiovascular risk assessment; 12. Bloodpressure measurement; 13. Cardiovascular examination; 14. Peripheral vascularsystem examination; 15. Ankle-brachial pressure index (ABPI); 16.Breathlessness history; 17. Respiratory system examination; 18. PEFR meterexplanation; 19. Inhaler explanation; 20. Drug administration via a nebulizerIII. GI MEDICINE AND UROLOGY21. Abdominal pain history; 22. Abdominal examination; 23. Rectalexamination; 24. Hernia examination; 25. Nasogastric intubation; 26. Urologicalhistory; 27. Male genitalia examination; 28. Male catheterisation; 29. FemalecatheterisationIV. NEUROLOGY30. History of headaches; 31. History of 'funny turns'; 32. Cranial nerveexamination; 33. Motor system of the upper limbs examination; 34. Sensorysystem of the upper limbs examination; 35. Motor system of the lower limbsexamination; 36. Sensory system of the lower limbs examination; 37. Gait,co-ordination, and cerebellar function examination; 38. Speech assessmentV. PSYCHIATRY39. General psychiatric history; 40. Mental state examination; 41.Cognitive testing; 42. Dementia diagnosis; 43. Depression history; 44. Suiciderisk assessment; 45. Alcohol history; 46. Eating disorders history; 47. Weightloss history; 48. Assessing capacity (the Mental Capacity Act); 49. Common lawand the Mental Health ActVI. OPHTHALMOLOGY, ENT, AND DERMATOLOGY50. Ophthalmic history; 51. Vision and the eye examination (includingfundoscopy); 52. Hearing and the ear examination; 53. Smell and the noseexamination; 54. Lump in the neck and thyroid examination; 55. Dermatologicalhistory; 56. Dermatological examination; 57. Advice on sun protectionVII. PAEDIATRICS AND GERIATRICS58. Paediatric history; 59. Developmental assessment; 60. Neonatalexamination; 61. The six-week surveillance review; 62. Paediatric examination:cardiovascular system; 63. Paediatric examination: respiratory system; 64.Paediatric examination: abdomen; 65. Paediatric examination: gait andneurological function; 66. Infant and child Basic Life Support; 67. Childimmunisation programme; 68. Geriatric history; 69. Geriatric physicalexaminationVIII. OBSTETRICS, GYNAECOLOGY, AND SEXUALHEALTH70. Obstetric history; 71. Obstetric examination; 72. Gynaecologicalhistory; 73. Gynaecological (bimanual) examination; 74. Speculum examinationand liquid based cytology test; 75. Breast history; 76. Breast examination; 77.Sexual history; 78. HIV risk assessment; 79. Condom explanation; 80. Combinedoral contraceptive pill (COCP) explanation; 81. Pessaries and suppositoriesexplanationIX. ORTHOPAEDICS AND RHEUMATOLOGY82. Rheumatological history; 83. The GALS screening examination; 84. Handand wrist examination; 85. Elbow examination; 86. Shoulder examination; 87.Spinal examination; 88. Hip examination; 89. Knee examination; 90. Ankle andfoot examinationX. EMERGENCY MEDICINE AND ANAESTHESIOLOGY91. Adult Basic Life Support; 92. Choking; 93. In-hospital resuscitation;94. Advanced Life Support; 95. The primary and secondary surveys; 96.Management of medical emergencies; 97. Bag-valve mask (BVM/'Ambubag')ventilation; 98. Laryngeal mask airway (LMA) insertion; 99. Pre-operativeassessment; 100. Syringe driver operation; 101. Patient-Controlled Analgesia(PCA) explanation; 102. Epidural analgesia explanation; 103. Wound suturingXI. DATA INTERPRETATION104. Blood glucose measurement; 105. Urine sample testing/urinalysis; 106.Blood test interpretation; 107. Arterial blood gas (ABG) sampling; 108. ECGrecording and interpretation; 109. Chest X-ray interpretation; 110. AbdominalX-ray interpretationXII. PRESCRIBING AND ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS111. Requesting investigations; 112. Drug and controlled drugprescription; 113. Oxygen prescription; 114. Death confirmation; 115. Deathcertificate completionXIII. COMMUNICATION SKILLS116. Explaining skills; 117. Imaging tests explanation; 118. Endoscopiesexplanation; 119. Obtaining consent; 120. Breaking bad news; 121. The angrypatient or relative; 122. The anxious or upset patient or relative; 123.Cross-cultural communication; 124. Discharge planning and negotiation.
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RC58.N445 2015
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