Internal Medicine Resident Handbook

Author: Chen Weichang
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is divided into eleven chapters, each organized in the order of diagnostic steps, treatment plans, condition monitoring, and clinical experience. The content is closely aligned with clinical practice and emphasizes practicality. For each disease, the book completes the diagnostic process from five aspects: history taking, physical examination, auxiliary tests, key diagnostic points, and differential diagnosis. Here, we highlight the completeness of history taking, the comprehensiveness of physical examination, the accuracy of auxiliary tests, the standardization of diagnostic points, and the specific requirements of differential diagnosis. The book focuses on clinical diagnosis, treatment, doctor-patient communication, and medical record keeping, combining clinical practice with recent advancements and achievements in internal medicine in recent years. It particularly introduces the author's own clinical experience, including insights and specific lessons learned, aiming to help young physicians avoid detours and improve their clinical diagnostic and treatment skills more quickly, thereby preventing medical errors or disputes. The book strives for standardized and accurate clinical diagnosis and treatment, practical and novel content, and a strong connection between theory and practice. The descriptions are concise and clear, making it suitable as a reference book for clinical residents, as well as for clinical graduate students and interns.