Titlebook: Clinical Examination Skills in the Adult Critically Ill Patient; Martin W. Dünser,Daniel Dankl,Mervyn Mer Book 2018 Springer International

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Lingling Mao,Jingqian Wang,Peiqiu Yuy avoiding unnecessary movements. Their face often expresses a mixture of severe pain, anxiety and distress for which this appearance has been referred to as facies abdominalis. Occasionally, patients with pancreatitis or those vomiting lean forward and remain in a sitting position.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceient into a supine position may be used as a stress test to exclude respiratory distress due to heart failure or (pulmonary) fluid overload. A history of paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea characterized by repeated awakening due to breathlessness while sleeping in the recumbent position is a typical symptom of heart failure.

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Dávid Nagy,Tamás Mihálydeák,László Aszalósrized in a single algorithm (Fig. 1.1). In the critically ill patient, however, acute life-threatening complications often interfere with this essential algorithm. At times, unstable vital functions result in the sole focus being on resuscitation, at least during the early management of the critical

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Caihui Liu,Meizhi Wang,Nan Zhangdeserves to be specifically addressed. Only when the clinician is aware of the importance of this first encounter can the mind be sharpened and all relevant information collected. The first impression of the patient and their surroundings, on the one hand, sets the basis to have a better comprehensi

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencermal breathing pattern) and is not continuously monitored, vital functions need to be checked without delay. The technique to do so is straightforward and also known as the A-B-C approach. When performed by an experienced examiner, it takes only a few moments. No handover or diagnostic procedure sho