Bedside Diagnosis |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Psychogenic Symptoms | 9 |
Some General Considerations Regarding Pain | 16 |
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abscess acute Aetiology anaemia appear arise arthritis Associated Symptoms Associated Symptoms.-The attacks barium barium meal bleeding blood loss bronchus cancer carcinoma cardiac cells cent Characteristics and Associated chronic colon coma common commonest commonly cough debility and loss Debility and/or Loss deficiency diabetes diagnosis diarrhoea disorder diverticulitis drugs duodenal dysphagia dyspnoea enlarged epigastric pain epistaxis examination felt fever gastric give rise haematemesis haematuria haemoglobin haemolytic haemoptysis headache heart failure hepatitis hernia hypertension iliac fossa infarction infection intestine jaundice kidney Lateral Abdominal Pain lesions leucocytosis liver loss of weight lung lymph nodes malabsorption marrow meningitis muscle nerve normal obstruction occasionally occur oesophagus onset pancreatitis patient peptic ulcer platelets pneumonia present pressure PSYCHOGENIC pulmonary pyelonephritis pyrexia rare renal respiratory result seen serum spasm spleen stenosis stools syndrome SYNOPSIS OF CAUSES tachycardia tenderness Thoracic Pain tion tract tuberculosis tumour ulcer umbilical uraemia urine usually viral vitamin vomiting whilst X-ray