PDF-(BOOS)-Critical Diagnostic Thinking in Respiratory Care: A Case-Based Approach

This casebased approach to decisionmaking in respiratory care offers a thorough introduction to the processes involved in developing critical diagnostic thinking followed by realistic scenarios that allow readers to put critical thinking skills into practice Readers learn how to use information from the patients history and physical examination to arrive at a differential diagnosis The book presents cases typical of outpatient inpatient nonICU and ICU clinical settings Each chapter begins with a clinical vignette that poses an important respiratory problem accompanied by a description of the patients history and physical examination and reviews the common and uncommon causes of the patients symptoms Using specific features of the patients history and physical examination the reader must analyze the likelihood of a specific cause of the symptom Critical Diagnostic Thinking in Respiratory Care lays the foundation for clinical practice taking the reader beyond theory and into the real world of patient careOrganisation by symptons easier to is a unique feature which greatly helps the clinician to carry out a physical examinationCasebased approach allows learning through reallife cases to evoke a broad differential diagnosisBackground chapter to teach the techniques of gathering and analysing data from the patient history and physical examination in order to form a diagnosisDifferential Diagnosis Boxes a unique feature for easy referenceInterpreting Signs Symptoms Tables a table that breaks down the symptom into possible causes mechanisms by which the symptom occurs and suggestive clinical featuresAll Chapters follow the same organisational format for ease of useKey words are shortlisted at the start of each chapter which helps to guide the reader to get the most out of the ChapterThe text is written at a level that is easy to understand for all health care students. 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Case-based learning serves as a cornerstone of this resource, facilitating critical thinking and problem solving in a clinical context through the use of clinical vignettes and applications. Accompanying video segments highlight assessment and intervention strategies and are designed to be utilized to support and enhance instruction and student learning. DIAGNOSTIC TESTING AND NURSING IMPLICATIONS: A CASE STUDY APPROACH teaches nursing students how to use diagnostic tests in patient assessment and emphasizes their special role in the process. 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