Family Medicine Clerkship and Internship Guide

Author: Editor-in-Chief (USA) Paul M. Paulman
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is designed to provide information on family medicine, family medicine internships, clinical problems that may be encountered during rotations, and learning locations. The chapters are simple and easy to read, serving as standalone resources for practical information. This book is primarily written for upper-level and lower-level students participating in family medicine internships. It comprehensively and systematically explains the diagnostic tasks of family physicians and the skills and knowledge required to complete these tasks, covering aspects such as medical history taking, symptoms and signs of various systems, normal values of laboratory tests, and differential diagnosis.