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The Patient History: An Evidence-Based Approach to Differential Diagnosis, 2e

Mark C. Henderson, Lawrence M. Tierney, Jr., Gerald W. Smetana


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Section I. Introductory Concepts
Chapter 1History and Physical Examination: Art and Science
Chapter 2Subtleties of Medical History Taking
Chapter 3Patient-Centered Interviewing
Chapter 4Clinician-Centered Interviewing
Chapter 5Evidence-Based Clinical Decision Making
Section II. General Symptoms
Chapter 6Dizziness
Chapter 7Fatigue
Chapter 8Fever
Chapter 9Headache
Chapter 10Insomnia
Chapter 11Lymphadenopathy
Chapter 12Night Sweats
Chapter 13Muscle Weakness
Chapter 14Weight Gain
Chapter 15Weight Loss
Section III. Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat
Chapter 16Red Eye
Chapter 17Ear Pain
Chapter 18Hearing Loss
Chapter 19Tinnitus
Chapter 20Sore Throat
Section IV. Dermatology
Chapter 21Inflammatory Dermatoses (Rashes)
Chapter 22Pruritus
Chapter 23Hair Loss
Section V. Respiratory System
Chapter 24Cough
Chapter 25Dyspnea
Chapter 26Hemoptysis
Section VI. Cardiovascular System
Chapter 27Chest Pain
Chapter 28Palpitations
Chapter 29Syncope
Chapter 30Edema
Section VII. Gastrointestinal System
Chapter 31Abdominal Pain
Chapter 32Constipation
Chapter 33Diarrhea
Chapter 34Dyspepsia
Chapter 35Dysphagia
Chapter 36Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding
Chapter 37Jaundice
Chapter 38Nausea and Vomiting
Chapter 39Anorectal Pain
Section VIII. Genitourinary System
Chapter 40Dysuria
Chapter 41Hematuria
Chapter 42Flank Pain
Chapter 43Erectile Dysfunction
Chapter 44Urinary Incontinence
Chapter 45Scrotal Pain
Section IX. Women's Health
Chapter 46Amenorrhea
Chapter 47Breast Complaints
Chapter 48Pelvic Pain
Chapter 49Vaginitis
Chapter 50Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding
Section X. Musculoskeletal System
Chapter 51Neck Pain
Chapter 52Shoulder Pain
Chapter 53Arm and Hand Pain
Chapter 54Low Back Pain
Chapter 55Buttock, Hip, and Thigh Pain
Chapter 56Knee and Calf Pain
Chapter 57Foot and Ankle Pain
Section XI. Neurology
Chapter 58Confusion
Chapter 59Memory Loss
Chapter 60Diplopia
Chapter 61Gait Abnormalities
Chapter 62Tremor
Section XII. Psychiatry
Chapter 63Anxiety
Chapter 64Depressed Mood
Section XIII. Communicating the History
Chapter 65The Case Presentation


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