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050 _aRS 67 .J65 2003
100 _aJones, Rhonda M.
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245 0 _aPatient assessment in pharmacy practice /
_cRhonda M. Jones and Raylene M. Rospond
260 _aBaltimore, Maryland :
_bLippincott Williams & Wilkins,
_cc2003
300 _avii, 521 pages :
_bcolor illustrations ;
_c28 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 _aPart One: Overview of patient assessment -- 1. Patient assessment and the pharmaceutical care process -- 2. Cultural considerations in patient assessment -- 3. Health and medication history -- 4. Principles and methods of the basic physical examination -- 5. General assessment and vital signs -- 6. Nutritional assessment -- 7. Pain assessment -- Part Two: Assessment of body systems. -- 8. Skin, hair, and nails -- 9. Eyes and ears -- 10. Head and neck -- 11. Respiratory system -- 12. Cardiovascular system -- 13. Peripheral vascular system -- 14. Gastrointestinal system -- 15. Hepatic system -- 16. Renal system -- 17. Musculoskeletal system -- 18. Nervous system -- 19. Mental status -- 20. Endocrine system -- 21. The male patient -- 22. The female patient.
520 _aPatient assessment in pharmacy practice, a textbook for pharmacy students and practitioners, presents a practical approach to assessing the patient's health-related problems. With the implementation of pharmaceutical care, the pharmacist is responsible for not only delivery of the drug product, but also improving the health outcomes of the patient. An integral part of the pharmaceutical care process involves patient assessment skills.
650 _aDIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES
700 _aRospond, Raylene M.
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