2. History-taking is the art of
conversation and requires a
fine balance between listening
and interjecting with relevant
questions to clarify points and
obtain details as the history
unfolds
4. This is one or two words summary
of the patients main symptoms by
the patients own words
5. This is in details description of the main
symptom
Try to put the important positive first
Include the relevant negative
Be very clear about chronology of events
6. Ask about thyroid problems:
TB
Hypertension
Rheumatic fever
Epilepsy
Asthma
Diabetes
Asking have you ever had any medical
problem or been hospitalized for any thing ?
7. At what time did they eat or
drink ?
Who will look after the patient,
do they need help to mobilize ?
Smocking and alcohol ?
11. The most important
aspect of clinical
examination is for the
clinician to know what
you look for ..
Leonardo da vinci call this
Saper vedere or..
‘Knowing how to see’
13. 1. Floor of an ulcer
2. Base of ulcer
3. Edge of ulcer
4. Site of ulcer
5. Shape of ulcer
6. Pain
7. Duration
8. Lymph node
9. Histopathological examination
14.
15. 1. Position, location, shape and size
2. Inflammatory characteristics
Hot
Tenderness
Redness Gardinal signs of infection
Swelling
Loss of function
3. Mobility
16. 4. Consistency, dullness and resonance:
solid and hard
tense, soft, cystic
superficial fluid-containing cavity or collection
is fluctuant.
17. 5. Transillumination: involves shining a light
through a swelling to detect whether it transmits
light brilliantly or not
18.
19. 50 years female patient present to the consular
clinic complain from painless lump in the right
parotid region 2*3 cm duration for 5 years ?