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Practical Guide to the Care of the Medical Patient
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Practical Guide to the Care of the Medical Patient

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Ferris Guide has long been an indispensable manual for 3rd and 4th year medical students to use during their clinical rotations. It is used increasingly by 1st and 2nd year students as well in programs where students begin clinical work early. It is a general manual of internal medicine with a particular emphasis on differential diagnosis.

There is less information in this book on pathophysiology than in the Wash U Manual, but there is more emphasis on practical clinical information. Tables are used throughout to summarize important material.

Dr. Ferri has responded to reviews by medical students to make the book more useful. This edition will include expanded material on Differential Diagnosis, with an additional 78 clinical topics. There is a new section on diagnostic imaging of the medical patient and an expanded section on dermatology. Other chapters have been updated to provide more current information, and the laboratory section has been amended to list the causes of lab test abnormalities from most to least common.
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Publication date
2004
Issue number
6
Cover
paperback
Pages count
1224
Dimensions (mm)
111 x 187
Weight (g)
686
  • Chapter 1: Evaluation of the Medical Patient

    1.1 Diagnostic aids for history and physical exam
    1.2Admission orders
    1.3 Progress notes
    1.4 Discharge summary
    1.5 Pronouncing death while on call
    1.6 Data evaluation
    A. Grams stain procedure
    B.Classification of bacteria based on Grams stain and morphology
    C. Evaluation of urine sediment
    D.Diagnostic imaging
    E. Evaluation of electrocardiogram
    F. Pulmonary artery catheter data interpretation


    Chapter 2: Differential Diagnosis

    2.1 Abdominal distention
    2.2 Abdominal pain
    2.3. Abortion, recurrent
    2.4 Aches and pains, diffuse
    2.5 Adnexal mass
    2.6 Adrenal masses
    2.7 Akinetic/rigid syndrome
    2.8 Alopecia
    2.9 Alveolar hemorrhage
    2.10 Amenorrhea
    2.11 Amnesia
    2.12 Anaphylaxis
    2.13 Anergy, cutaneous
    2.14 Aneurysms, thoracic aorta
    2.15 Anisocoria
    2.16 Arterial occlusion
    2.17 Arthritis and eye lesions
    2.18 Arthritis and heart murmur
    2.19 Arthritis and muscle weakness
    2.20 Arthritis and rash
    2.21 Arthritis and subcutaneous nodules
    2.22 Arthritis and weight loss
    2.23 Arthritis, axial skeleton
    2.24 Arthritis, fever, and rash
    2.25 Arthritis, monoarticular and oligoarticular
    2.26 Arthritis, polyarticular
    2.27 Ascites
    2.28 Ataxia
    2.29 Back pain
    2.30 Bone pain
    2.31 Breast inflammatory lesion
    2.32 Breast mass
    2.34 Breathing, noisy
    2.33 Bullous diseases
    2.34 Breath odor
    2.36 Cardiac arrest, non-traumatic
    2.37 Cardiac murmurs
    2.38 Cavitary lesion on chest x-ray
    2.39 Chest pain (nonpleuritic)
    2.40 Chest pain (pleuritic)
    2.41 Clubbing
    2.42 Color changes, cutaneous
    2.43 Coma
    2.44 Constipation
    2.45 Cough
    2.46 Cyanosis
    2.47 Diplopia, binocular
    2.48 Dysphagia
    2.49 Dyspnea
    2.50 Dysuria
    2.51 Edema, generalized
    2.52 Edema, leg, unilateral
    2.53 Edema of lower extremities
    2.54 Elevated hemidiaphragm
    2.55 Emboli, arterial
    2.56 Encephalopathy, metabolic
    2.57 Enthesopathy
    2.58 Epilepsy
    2.59 Epistaxis
    2.60 Esophageal perforation
    2.61 Eye pain
    2.62 Facial pain
    2.63 Facial paralysis
    2.64 Fatigue
    2.65 Fatty liver
    2.66 Fever and rash
    2.67 Flushing
    2.68 Foot pain
    2.69 Forearm and hand pain
    2.70 Gait abnormalities
    2.71 Galactorrhea
    2.72 Gastric emptying, delayed
    2.73 Gastrointestinal bleeding
    2.74 Genital discharge
    2.75 Genital sores
    2.76 Goiter
    2.77 Gynecomastia
    2.78 Halitosis
    2.79 Headache
    2.80 Hearing loss, acute
    2.81 Heartburn and indigestion
    2.82 Hemarthrosis
    2.83 Hematuria
    2.84 Hemolysis and hemoglobinuria
    2.85 Hemiparesis/hemiplegia
    2.86 Hemoptysis
    2.87 Hepatic cysts
    2.88 Hepatic granulomas
    2.89 Hepatomegaly
    2.90 Hiccups
    2.91 Hirsutism
    2.92 Hoarseness
    2.93 Hypercapnia, persistent
    2.94 Hyperkinetic movement disorders
    2.95 Hyperventilation, persistent
    2.96 Hypogonadism
    2.97 Hypotension, postural
    2.98 Impotence
    2.99 Insomnia
    2.100 Ischemic colitis, nonocclusive
    2.101 Jaundice
    2.102 Jugular venous distention
    2.103 Leg cramps, nocturnal
    2.104 Leg ulcers
    2.105 Limp
    2.106 Livedo reticularis
    2.107 Lymphadenopathy
    2.108 Mediastinal masses or widening on chest x-ray
    2.109 Meningitis, chronic
    2.110 Mesenteric ischemia, non-occlusive
    2.111 Mesenteric vein thrombosis
    2.112 Metastatic neoplasms
    2.113 Miosis
    2.114 Mononeuropathy
    2.115 Muscle weakness
    2.116 Mydriasis
    2.117 Myelopathy and myelitis
    2.118 Myopathies, infectious
    2.119 Myopathies, inflammatory
    2.120 Nausea and vomiting
    2.121 Neck and arm pain
    2.122 Neck mass
    2.123 Nystagmus
    2.124 Ophthalmoplegia
    2.125 Palpitations
    2.126 Papilledema
    2.127 Paraplegia
    2.128 Paresthesias
    2.129 Pelvic mass
    2.130 Pericardial effusion
    2.131 Photosensitivity
    2.132 Pleural effusions
    2.133 Pneumonia, recurrent
    2.134 Polyuria
    2.135 Popliteal swelling
    2.136 Proptosis
    2.137 Proteinuria
    2.138 Pruritus
    2.139 Pruritus ani
    2.140 Ptosis
    2.141 Pulmonary crackles
    2.142 Pulmonary lesions
    2.143 Pulmonary nodule, solitary
    2.144 Purpura
    2.145 Rectal pain
    2.146 Red eye
    2.147 Scrotal swelling
    2.148 Seizures
    2.149 Shoulder pain
    2.150 Sore throat
    2.151 Spinal cord dysfunction
    2.152 Splenomegaly
    2.153 Steatohepatitis
    2.154 Stroke
    2.155 Stroke, young adult
    2.156 Swollen limb
    2.157 Tardive dyskinesia
    2.158 Taste and smell loss
    2.158 Telengiectasia
    2.160 Testicular pain
    2.161 Tick-related infections
    2.162 Tremor
    2.163 Urethral discharge and dysuria
    2.164 Urinary retention, acute
    2.165 Vertigo
    2.166 Vision loss, acute, painful
    2.167 Vision loss, acute, painless
    2.168 Vision loss, chronic, progressive
    2.169 Vocal cord paralysis
    2.170 Volume excess
    2.171 Vomiting
    2.172 Weakness, acute, emergent
    2.173 Weight gain
    2.174 Weight loss
    2.175 Wheezing


    Chapter 3 : Cardiovascular Diseases

    3.1 Angina pectoris
    3.2 Acute coronary syndromes
    3.3Valvular heart disease
    A. Mitral stenosis
    B. Mitral regurgitation
    C .Mitral valve prolapse
    D. Aortic stenosis
    E. Aortic regurgitation
    3.4 Congestive heart failure
    3.5 Cardiogenic pulmonary edema
    3.6 Cardiomyopathies
    A. Dilated (congestive) cardiomyopathy
    B. Restrictive cardiomyopathy
    C. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
    3.7 Myocarditis
    3.8 Pericarditis
    3.9 Arrhythmias
    A. Supraventricular arrhythmias
    B. AV conduction defects
    C. Ventricular arrhythmias
    3.10 Cardiac pacemakers
    3.11 Lipid disorders
    3.12 Hypertension


    Chapter 4: Dermatology

    4.1 Classification based on initial appearance
    4.2 Herpes zoster
    4.3 Tinea cruris and tinea corporis
    4.4 Rosacea
    4.5 Pityarisis rosea
    4.6 Eythema multiforme
    4.7 Scabies
    4.8 Pediculosis
    4.9 Basal cell carcinoma
    4.10 Squamous cell carcinoma
    4.11 Melanoma
    4.12 Cutaneous manifestations to internal malignancy
    4.13 Fever and rash


    Chapter 5 : Endocrinology

    5.1 Diabetes mellitus
    5.2 Diabetic ketoacidosis
    5.3 Hyperosmolar coma
    5.4 Hypoglycemia
    5.5 Anterior pituitary disorders
    A. Hypopituitarism
    B. Anterior pituitary hypersecretion secondary to pituitary neoplasms
    5.6 Fluid homeostasis disorders
    A .Diabetes insipidus
    B .Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) secretion
    5.7 Thyroid disorders
    A. Interpretation of thyroid function studies
    B .Hyperthyroidism
    C. Hypothyroidism
    D. Thyroiditis
    E .Evaluation of thyroid nodule
    5.8 Calcium hemostasis disorders
    A .Hypercalcemia
    B. Hypocalcemia
    5.9 Adrenal gland disorders
    A. Cushings syndrome
    B .Primary adrenocortical insufficiency
    C .Disorders of mineralocorticoid secretion
    5.10 Pheochromocytoma
    5.11 Carcinoid syndrome
    5.12 Multiple endocrine neoplasia


    Chapter 6 : Gastroenterology

    6.1 Acute gastrointestinal bleeding
    6.2 Peptic ulcer disease
    6.3 Inflammatory bowel disease
    6.4 Diarrhea
    6.5 Malabsorption syndrome
    6.6 Diverticular disease
    6.7 Acute pancreatitis
    6.8 Cholecystitis
    6.9 Appendicitis
    6.10 Viral hepatitis
    6.11 Cirrhosis
    6.12 Hepatic failure
    6.13 Non-alcoholic fatty liver
    6.14 Pseudomembranous colitis


    Chapter 7 Hematology/Oncology

    7.1 Approach to the patient with anemia
    7.2 Microcytic anemia
    7.3 Normocytic ane
    7.4 Macrocytic anemia
    7.5 Acute leukemia
    7.6 Chronic lymphocytic leukemia
    7.7 Chronic myelogenous leukemia
    7.8 Hairy cell leukemia
    7.9 Myelodysplastic syndromes
    7.10 Hodgkins disease
    7.11Non-Hodgkins lymphoma
    7.12 Multiple myeloma
    7.13 Polycythemia vera
    7.14 Platelet disorders
    A. Thrombocytopenia
    B. Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura
    C . Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura
    D. Heparin-induce thrombocytopenia
    7.15 Disseminated intravascular coagulation
    7.16 Carcinoma of the breast
    7.17 Carcinoma of the colon
    7.18 Carcinoma of the lung
    7.19 Thyroid carcinoma
    A .Papillary carcinoma
    B .Follicular carcinoma
    C .Anaplastic carcinoma
    D. Medullary carcinoma
    7.20 Cerebral neoplasms
    7.21 Prostate cancer


    Chapter 8 Infectious Diseases

    8.1 Principles of antibiotic use
    8.2 Empiric antibiotic therapy
    8.3 Infections in the immunocompromised host
    8.4 Bacteremia and sepsis
    8.5 Fever of unknown origin
    8.6 Pneumonia
    8.7 Tuberculosis
    8.8 Bacterial meningitis
    8.9 Infective endocarditis
    8.10 Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
    A .The asymptomatic HIV-infected patient
    B. Treatment of symptomatic patient with HIV-defining illness (AIDS)
    8.11 Cellulitis
    8.12 Infectious arthritis
    8.13 Septic bursitis
    8.14 Lyme disease
    8.15 Osteomyelitis
    8.16 Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
    8.17 Urinary tract infections
    8.18 Prostatitis
    8.19 Treatment guidelines for selected sexually transmitted diseases
    A. Diseases characterized by genital ulcers
    B. Syphilis
    C. Urethritis
    D. Mucopurulent cervicitis
    E. Gonococcal infections
    F. Diseases characterized by vaginal discharge
    G. Pelvic inflammatory disease
    H. Epididymitis
    I. Genital warts



    Chapter 9 Nephrology

    9.1 Renal failure
    9.2 Disorders of sodium homeostasis
    A .Hyponatremia
    B. Hypernatremia
    9.3 Disorders of potassium homeostasis
    A .Hypokalemia
    B .Hyperkalemia
    9.4 Disorders of magnesium metabolism
    A. Hypomagnesemia
    B .Hypermagnesemia
    9.5 Disorders of phosphate metabolism
    A. Hypophosphatemia
    B. Hyperphosphatemia


    Chapter 10 Neurology

    10.1 Generalized tonic-clonic seizures
    10.2 Transient ischemic attack
    10.3 Stroke
    10.4 Parkinsons disease
    10.5 Delirium and dementia
    10.6 Multiple sclerosis
    10.7 Peripheral nerve dysfunction
    10.8 Guillain-Barré syndrome
    10.9 Myasthenia gravis
    10.10 Serotonin syndrome


    Chapter 11 Pulmonary Diseases

    11.1 Asthma
    11.2 Mechanical ventilation
    11.3 Acute bronchospasm
    A. Status asthmaticus
    B. Exacerbation of COPD
    11.4 Diffuse interstitial pulmonary disease
    11.5 Sarcoidosis
    11.6 Pulmonary thromboembolism
    11.7 Pulmonary function testing


    Chapter 12 Rheumatology

    12.1 Vasculitic syndromes
    12.2 Giant cell (temporal) arteritis
    12.3 Polymyalgia rheumatica
    12.4Takayasu arteritis (aortic arch syndrome)
    12.5 Polyarteritis (periarteritis) nodosa
    12.6 Wegeners granulomatosis
    12.7 Systemic lupus erythematosus
    12.8 Rheumatoid arthritis
    12.9 Osteoarthritis (degenerative joint disease)
    12.10 Crystal-induced arthritides
    A. Acute gout
    B. Joint diseases caused by other chemical species of crystals
    12.11 Spondyloarthropathies
    12.12 Raynauds phenomenon
    12.l3 Carpal tunnel syndrome


    Chapter 13 Interdisciplinary Medicine

    13.1 Acid-base disturbances
    13.2 Venous thromboembolism
    13.3 Acute respiratory distress syndrome
    13.4 General management of poisoning and drug overdose
    13.5 Syncope
    3.6 Rhabdomyolysis
    13.7 Management of alcohol withdrawal
    13.8 Accidental hypothermia
    13.9 Heat stroke
    13.10 Neuroleptic malignant syndrome
    13.11 Antiphospholipid syndrome


    Chapter 14 Procedures and Interpretation of Results

    14.1 Lumbar puncture
    14.2 Thoracentesis
    14.3 Paracentesis
    14.4 Arthrocentesis
    14.5 Bone marrow examination
    14.6 Radial artery cannulation
    14.7 Central venous access
    14.8 Endotracheal intubation


    Chapter 15 Laboratory Values and Interpretation of Results

    Chapter 16 Formulary

    16.1 Schedules of controlled substances
    16.2 Composition of a prescription order
    16.3 Medications



    APPENDIXES

    I .Frequently Used Clinical Formulas

    1. Creatinine clearance
    2. Alveolar-arterial oxygen gradient (An gradient)
    3. Sodium formulas
    4. Osmolality formulas
    5. Cardiac output formulas
    6. Cardiovascular performance tables/formulas
    7. Water balance (TB, W, water deficit, free water clearance)
    8. Fractional excretion of sodium (FENa)
    9. Corrected calcium
    10. Lung volumes
    11. Determination of caloric needs
    II Nomogram for Calculation of Body Surface Area

    III Parameters of Nutritional Assessment

    IV Toxic and Therapeutic Serum Values of Selected Drugs

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