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Bates: A Visual Guide to Physical Examination Series

"Demonstration of physical examination skills and techniques using the Bates method (cardio: neck and heart)."--Blurb.

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  • "Visual guide to the peripheral vascular system"@en
  • "Visual guide to the cardiovascular system"@en
  • "Cardiovascular--neck vessels and heart"@en
  • "Cardiovascular--neck vessels and heart"
  • "Neck vessels & heart"@en
  • "Neck vessels & heart"
  • "Cardiovascular : peripheral vascular system"@en
  • "Cardiovascular : neck and heart"@en
  • "Visual guide to physical examination: cardiovascular, peripheral vascular system"@en
  • "Peripheral vascular system"@en
  • "Visual guide to physical examination: cardiovascular, neck and heart"@en

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  • "Sommaire: Demonstrates the physical examination of the neck vessels and the heart, showing necessary procedures, manipulations, pacing, positions, and patient-examiner interaction."
  • "Begins with a brief introduction to this aspect of cardiovascular examination, and a graphic display of the anatomy of the carotid artery and the internal and external jugular veins. The examiner positions the patient properly, inspects the neck for carotid artery pulsations, palpitates the carotid pulse on one side at a time, then auscultates for brutis in these areas using the bell of the stethoscope. Then, the examiner uses tangential lighting to inspect the internal and external jugular veins. The examiner estimates jugular venous pressure by measuring the vertical distance between the sternal angle and the highest point of the internal jugular pulsation. Compare jugular veins and carotid artery in another patient. Provides a graphic review of the structures and anatomical landmarks of the heart. The examiner inspects the precordium and looks for the apical pulse. The examiner then palpitates for pulsations in the right second, left second, and left third interspaces. Then the examiner palpitates the apical impulse, noting its location, diameter, amplitude, and duration. Presents a graphic review of the processes that produce normal heart sounds, then the examiner auscultates the heart at each location in the sequence using the diaphragm and bell. The examiner listens for aortic regurgitation, diastolic, and systolic murmurs."
  • ""Demonstration of physical examination skills and techniques using the Bates method (cardio: neck and heart)."--Blurb."@en
  • ""Demonstration of physical examination skills and techniques using the Bates method (peripheral vascular system)."--Blurb."@en
  • "Demonstrates the physical examination of the neck vessels and heart."@en
  • "Demonstrates the physical examination of the neck vessels and the heart, showing necessary procedures, manipulations, pacing, positions, and patient-examiner interaction."@en
  • "Demonstrates the physical examination of the neck vessels and the heart, showing necessary procedures, manipulations, pacing, positions, and patient-examiner interaction."

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  • "Bates: A Visual Guide to Physical Examination Series"@en
  • "Visual guide to physical exam. A, Cardiovascular neck and heart"@en
  • "Cardiovascular neck vessels and heart"@en
  • "Cardiovascular neck vessels and heart"
  • "Cardiovascular: Neck Vessels and Heart"@en
  • "Cardiovascular--neck vessels & heart"@en
  • "Cardiovascular--neck vessels & heart"
  • "Visual guide to physical exam. A, Cardiovascular peripheral vascular system"@en
  • "Cardiovascular : neck vessels & heart"
  • "Cardiovascular, neck vessels and heart"

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