Medicine at a Glance,2/e > Internal Medicine

Medicine at a Glance provides a concise and accessible introduction and guide to the core curriculum for medical students. Following the familiar easy-to-use at a Glance format, each topic is presented as a double-page spread with key facts accompanied by clear tables, illustrations and diagrams encapsulating all the students need to know.
This new edition of Medicine at a Glance:
Is fully revised and updated - THE essential purchase for medical students.
Has a unique structure, divided into over 65 clinical presentations and 150 common diseases.
Covers the essential facts for the diagnosis and treatment of common symptoms and conditions.
Includes 7 new chapters, dealing with topics such as:
How to recognise the critically ill patient
Painless loss of vision / blindness
Allergic reactions
Imaging in respiratory disease
Imaging in gastrointestinal disease
Presents diagrams and illustrations on the left and concise explanations on the right, providing a user-friendly overview of Medicine.
Medicine at a Glance will appeal to all medical students and junior doctors on the Foundation Program, as a core textbook and as a revision aid. The book is also suitable for those training in allied health professions such as nurses and paramedics.
Reviews of last edition
"I definitely recommend this book to all final year students…"
Final Year Student, GKT March 2004
"I can, with complete confidence, recommend this book to all Final Year students. Its got everything you'll need for Final MB Medicine"
Amazon reviewer, November 2003

Introduction
1 How to be a medical student
2 Basic clinical skills
3 The critically ill patient
Clinical Presentations at a Glance
Cardiovascular Disease
4 Chest pain
5 Oedema
6 Palpitations
7 The painful leg
8 Heart murmurs
9 Shock
Respiratory Disease
10 Breathlessness, cough and haemoptysis
11 Wheeze (stridor)
12 Pleural effusion
13 Pneumothorax
Gastroenterology
14 Unintentional weight loss
15 Constipation and change in bowel habit
16 Diarrhoea: acute and chronic
17 Vomiting and intestinal obstruction
18 Haematemesis and melaena
19 Rectal bleeding
20 Dysphagia
21 Abdominal pain and dyspepsia
22 Jaundice
23 Abdominal mass
24 Ascites
Renal Medicine
25 Polyuria and oliguria
26 Dysuria, frequency and urgency
27 Haematuria
Endocrinology
28 Sweating, flushing and thyroid swellings
29 Obesity
30 Hirsutism and infertility
31 Erectile dysfunction and gynaecomastia
Infectious Disease
32 Principles of infection
33 Diagnosis of infection
34 Fever and the assessment of the patient with presumed infection
35 Fever and infections in hospital patients
36 Fever of unknown origin
37 Fever and rash
38 Fever in HIV-infected patients
39 Fever in the returned traveller
40 Vaginal discharge and urethritis
Haematology
41 Anaemia
42 Clinical approach to lymphadenopathy and splenomegaly
43 The patient with abnormal bleeding or bruising
44 Leukopenia
Oncology
45 Oncological emergencies
Neurology
46 Introduction to neurological diagnosis 1
47 Introduction to neurological diagnosis 2
48 Introduction to neurological diagnosis 3: neuroepidemiology
49 Common neurological symptoms
50 Weakness
51 Disturbance of vision: a neurological perspective
52 Sudden painless loss of vision
53 Tremor and other involuntary movements
54 Headache and facial pain
55 Episodic alterations in awareness and consciousness
Ophthalmology
56 The red eye
Rheumatology
57 Introduction to rheumatological disease
58 Low back pain and other regional pain syndromes
Dermatology
59 Introduction to dermatology
60 Itching and rashes
61 Hair loss, clubbing and nail disorders
62 Leg ulcers
63 Photodermatoses
Other Acute Medical Emergencies
64 Attempted suicide by drug poisoning
65 Anaphylaxis
66 Allergic reactions
67 Cardiac and respiratory arrest
68 Acute confusional states
69 Coma
Diseases and Treatments at a Glance
Cardiovascular Disease
70 Hypertension
71 Hyperlipidaemia
72 Acute coronary syndromes
73 Acute myocardial infarction
74 Chronic coronary syndromes
75 Aortic dissection
76 Heart failure
77 Aortic valve disease
78 Mitral valve disease
79 Cardiomyopathies
80 Pericardial disease
81 Pulmonary embolism
82 Cardiac infections
83 Tachyarrhythmias
84 Bradyarrhythmias
85 Congenital heart disease
Respiratory Disease
86 Lung function tests
87 Sleep apnoea
88 Respiratory failure
89 Basic chest Xray interpretation
90 Non-invasive ventilation
91 Mechanical ventilation
92 Lower respiratory tract infection: pneumonia
93 Upper respiratory tract infection
94 Asthma
95 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
96 Bronchiectasis
97 Cystic fibrosis
98 Sarcoidosis and other granulomatous lung diseases
99 Extrinsic allergic alveolitis (hypersensitivity pneumonitis)
100 Fibrosing alveolitis
101 Pulmonary eosinophilia and vasculitis
102 Fungi and the lung
103 Industrial lung disease
104 Lung disease caused by drugs
105 BOOP and ARDS
106 Primary tumours of the lung
Gastroenterology
107 Food poisoning and gastrointestinal infections
108 Reflux
109 Peptic ulcer disease
110 Diverticular disease
111 Iron deficiency
112 Abnormal liver function tests
113 Inflammatory bowel disease
114 Malabsorption
115 Pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer
116 Gallstone disease
117 Hepatitis: viral and autoimmune
118 Acute and chronic liver disease
119 Metabolic liver disease (including alcohol)
120 Upper gastrointestinal cancer
121 Colorectal cancer
122 Imaging in gastrointestinal disease
123 Functional gastrointestinal disorders
124 Nutrition
Renal Medicine
125 Renal physiology and function tests
126 Hypokalaemia and hyperkalaemia
127 Hyponatraemia and hypernatraemia
128 Disorders of acid-base balance
129 Urinary calculi
130 Nephrotic and nephritic syndromes
131 Glomerulonephritis
132 Renal involvement in systemic disease
133 Hereditary renal disorders
134 Tubulointerstitial disease
135 Acute renal failure
136 Chronic renal failure and the dialysis patient
137 The renal transplant recipient
138 Drugs and renal failure
139 Benign prostatic hypertrophy
140 Urinary tract infection
Endocrinology
141 Diabetes mellitus
142 Complications of diabetes
143 Diabetic emergencies
144 Hyperprolactinaemia and acromegaly
145 Hypothyroidism
146 Hyperthyroidism
147 Calcium metabolism
148 Adrenal disease
149 Miscellaneous endocrine disorders
150 Hypogonadism
Infectious Disease
151 Bacteraemia and septic shock
152 Common viral infections in adults
153 HIV infection and AIDS
154 Common fungal infections
155 Specific bacterial infections
156 Malaria
157 Tuberculosis
158 Tropical infectious diseases
159 Diseases predisposing to infection
160 Immunological deficiency syndromes
Haematology
161 Haematinic deficiency anaemias
162 Haemolytic anaemia
163 Thalassaemia and sickle cell disease
164 Bone marrow failure
165 Acute leukaemia
166 Chronic leukaemia
167 Lymphoma
168 Myeloproliferative disorders
169 Myeloma
170 Myelodysplasia
171 The blood in systemic disease
172 Platelet disorders
173 Disorders of coagulation
174 Anticoagulation
175 Thrombophilia
Oncology
176 Aetiology of cancer
177 Diagnostic strategies and basic principles of cancer management
178 Cancer screening and early detection
179 Breast cancer
180 Prostate cancer
181 Cancer with an unknown primary
182 Paraneoplastic syndromes and hormone-producing cancers
183 Management of terminal illness
Neurology
184 Stroke
185 Management of stroke
186 Other vascular disorders of the brain
187 Dementias
188 Epilepsy
189 Multiple sclerosis
190 Infections of the central nervous system
191 Tumours and the nervous system
192 Spinal cord disease
193 Neuromuscular disease
194 Peripheral neuropathy
195 Movement disorders
Rheumatology
196 Osteoarthritis
197 Gout and pseudogout
198 Arthritis associated with infectious agents
199 Metabolic bone disease
200 Other bone disease
201 Rheumatoid arthritis
202 Seronegative spondyloarthropathies
203 Vasculitis
204 Systemic lupus erythematosus
205 Inflammatory muscle disease and other conditions
Dermatology
206 Eczema and urticaria
207 Psoriasis
208 Acne, rosacea, hidradenitis
209 Disorders of skin pigmentation
210 Blistering diseases
211 Skin infections and infestations
212 The skin and systemic disease
213 Skin tumours
214 Orogenital disease
Miscellaneous
215 Psychiatric disorders
216 Illness in elderly people
217 Fluid replacement therapy
218 Chronic tiredness and other medically unexplained symptoms
219 Drug toxicity (adverse drug reactions)
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