Signs and Symptoms Analysis from a Functional Perspective

Signs and Symptoms Analysis from a Functional Perspective

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Book Info

Author

Weatherby, Dr. Dicken

Word Count

126,500 words

based on page count

Pages

506 pages

Edition Publisher

Emperors Group LLC

Edition Publish Date

2004-01-01

Identifiers

ISBN-10: 0976136724

ISBN-13: 9780976136729

Description

This book presents a diagnostic system of signs and symptoms analysis that focuses on the most important questions you should be asking your patients. The questions are organized by body systems and will help you gather more information on the functional state of your patients. Whether you are a well-seasoned doctor, fresh from medical school, or a patient looking for answers to your questions you will refer to this book again and again. You will discover how easy it is to identify where the symptom burden is located in the body, increase your efficiency of history taking in the office, implement new tools and techniques to dramatically improve your clinical outcomes, cut the amount of time you spend taking a patient history, and make your initial history an indispensable screening tool. Your signs and symptoms analysis will finally mean something to you and your patients.

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