"This remains the best single "rotation-sized" book for clinical clerks in family practice. Its size and scope makes it ideal for any student, regardless of whether he or she intends to enter family practice or even a primary care discipline in general. The book's approach provides a unique blend of science and humanism that is a credit to our specialty and a positive influence on all students rotating through a family practice clerkship. Finally, its logical and easy to administer format make it an ideal tool for teachers of family practice to employ." Doody's Review

• 1 Principles of Generalist Health Care.- 2 Clinical Prevention.- 3 Normal Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery.- 4 Problems of the Newborn and Infant.- 5 Common Problems of the Elderly.- 6 Domestic Violence.- 7 Headache.- 8 Hypertension.- 9 Sinusitis and Pharyngitis.- 10 Viral Infections of the Respiratory Tract.- 11 Otitis Media and Extema.- 12 Ischemic Heart Disease.- 13 Obstructive Airway Disease.- 14 Gastritis, Esophagitis, and Peptic Ulcer Disease.- 15 Urinary Tract Infections.- 16 Vulvovaginitis and Cervicitis.- 17 Disorders of the Back and Neck.- 18 Osteoarthritis.- 19 Common Dermatoses.- 20 Diabetes Mellitus.- 21 Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.- 22 Anxiety Disorders.- 23 Depression.- 24 Care of Acute Lacerations.- 25 Athletic Injuries.- 26 Care of the Dying Patient.- 27 The Family Physician’s Role in Responding to Biological and Chemical Terrorism.- 28 Information Mastery: Practical Evidence-Based Family Medicine.

"This remains the best single "rotation-sized" book for clinical clerks in family practice. Its size and scope makes it ideal for any student, regardless of whether he or she intends to enter family practice or even a primary care discipline in general. The book's approach provides a unique blend of science and humanism that is a credit to our specialty and a positive influence on all students rotating through a family practice clerkship. Finally, its logical and easy to administer format make it an ideal tool for teachers of family practice to employ." Doody's Review

• 1 Principles of Generalist Health Care.- 2 Clinical Prevention.- 3 Normal Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery.- 4 Problems of the Newborn and Infant.- 5 Common Problems of the Elderly.- 6 Domestic Violence.- 7 Headache.- 8 Hypertension.- 9 Sinusitis and Pharyngitis.- 10 Viral Infections of the Respiratory Tract.- 11 Otitis Media and Extema.- 12 Ischemic Heart Disease.- 13 Obstructive Airway Disease.- 14 Gastritis, Esophagitis, and Peptic Ulcer Disease.- 15 Urinary Tract Infections.- 16 Vulvovaginitis and Cervicitis.- 17 Disorders of the Back and Neck.- 18 Osteoarthritis.- 19 Common Dermatoses.- 20 Diabetes Mellitus.- 21 Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.- 22 Anxiety Disorders.- 23 Depression.- 24 Care of Acute Lacerations.- 25 Athletic Injuries.- 26 Care of the Dying Patient.- 27 The Family Physician’s Role in Responding to Biological and Chemical Terrorism.- 28 Information Mastery: Practical Evidence-Based Family Medicine.

"This remains the best single "rotation-sized" book for clinical clerks in family practice. Its size and scope makes it ideal for any student, regardless of whether he or she intends to enter family practice or even a primary care discipline in general. The book's approach provides a unique blend of science and humanism that is a credit to our specialty and a positive influence on all students rotating through a family practice clerkship. Finally, its logical and easy to administer format make it an ideal tool for teachers of family practice to employ." Doody's Review

• 1 Principles of Generalist Health Care.- 2 Clinical Prevention.- 3 Normal Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery.- 4 Problems of the Newborn and Infant.- 5 Common Problems of the Elderly.- 6 Domestic Violence.- 7 Headache.- 8 Hypertension.- 9 Sinusitis and Pharyngitis.- 10 Viral Infections of the Respiratory Tract.- 11 Otitis Media and Extema.- 12 Ischemic Heart Disease.- 13 Obstructive Airway Disease.- 14 Gastritis, Esophagitis, and Peptic Ulcer Disease.- 15 Urinary Tract Infections.- 16 Vulvovaginitis and Cervicitis.- 17 Disorders of the Back and Neck.- 18 Osteoarthritis.- 19 Common Dermatoses.- 20 Diabetes Mellitus.- 21 Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.- 22 Anxiety Disorders.- 23 Depression.- 24 Care of Acute Lacerations.- 25 Athletic Injuries.- 26 Care of the Dying Patient.- 27 The Family Physician’s Role in Responding to Biological and Chemical Terrorism.- 28 Information Mastery: Practical Evidence-Based Family Medicine.