John Murtagh’s General Practice, 7th Edition (HQ PDF)

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Part 1: The basis of general practice
	Chapter 1: The nature,scope and content of general practice
	Chapter 2: The family
	Chapter 3: Consulting skills
	Chapter 4: Communication skils
	Chapter 5: Counselling skills
	Chapter 6: Difficult,demanding and angry patients
	Chapter 7: Health promotion and patient education
	Chapter 8: The elderly patient
	Chapter 9: Prevention in general practice
	Chapter 10: Nutrition in health and illness
	Chapter 11: Palliative care
	Chapter 12: Pain its management
	Chapter 13: Research and evidence-based medicine
	Chapter 14: Travel medicine
	Chapter 15: Tropical medicine and the returned traveller
	Chapter 16: Inspection as a clinical skill
	Chapter 17: A safe diagnostic strategy
	Chapter 18: Genetic conditions
Part 2: Diagnostic perspective in general practice
	Chapter 19: Depression
	Chapter 20: Diabetes mellitus
	Chapter 21: Drug and alcohol problems
	Chapter 22: Anaemia
	Chapter 23: Endocrine and metabolic disorders
	Chapter 24: Spinal dysfunction
	Chapter 25: Urinary tract infection
	Chapter 26: Malignant disease
	Chapter 27: HIV/AIDS—could it be HIV ?
	Chapter 28: Baffling viral and protozal infections
	Chapter 29: Baffling bacterial infections
	Chapter 30: Infections of the central nervous system
	Chapter 31: Chronic kidney failure
	Chapter 32: Connective tissue disease and the systemic
	Chapter 33: Neurological dilemmas
Part 3: Problem solving in general practice
	Chapter 34: Abdominal pain
	Chapter 35: Arthitis
	Chapter 36: Anorectal disorders
	Chapter 37: Thoracic back pain
	Chapter 38: Low back pain
	Chapter 39: Bruising and bleeding
	Chapter 40: Chest pain
	Chapter 41: Constipation
	Chapter 42: Cough
	Chapter 43: Deafness and hearing loss
	Chapter 44: Diarrhoea
	Chapter 45: The disturbed patient
	Chapter 46: Dizziness/Vertigo
	Chapter 47: Dyspepsia(indigestion)
	Chapter 48: Dysphagia
	Chapter 49: Dyspnoea
	Chapter 50: The painful ear
	Chapter 51: The red and tender eye
	Chapter 52: Pain in the face
	Chapter 53: Fever and chills
	Chapter 54: Faints,fits and funny turns
	Chapter 55: Haematemesis and melaena
	Chapter 56: Headache
	Chapter 57: Hoarseness
	Chapter 58: Jaundice
	Chapter 59: Nasal disorders
	Chapter 60: Nausea and vomiting
	Chapter 61: Neck jumps
	Chapter 62: Neck pain
	Chapter 63: Shoulder pain
	Chapter 64: Pain in the arm and hand
	Chapter 65: Hip,buttock and groin pain
	Chapter 66: Pain in the leg
	Chapter 67: The painful knee
	Chapter 68: Pain in the foot and ankle
	Chapter 69: Walking difficulty and leg swelling
	Chapter 70: Palpitations
	Chapter 71: Sleep disorders
	Chapter 72: Sore mouth and tongue
	Chapter 73: Sore throat
	Chapter 74: Tiredness/fatigue
	Chapter 75: The unconsious patient
	Chapter 76:Urinary disorders
	Chapter 77: Visual failure
	Chapter 78: Weight gain
	Chapter 79: Weight loss
Part 4: Chronic disorders: continuing management
	Chapter 80: Allergic disorders including hay fever
	Chapter 81: Anxiety disorders
	Chapter 82: Asthma
	Chapter 83: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
	Chapter 84: Epilepsy
	Chapter 85: Cardiovascular disease
	Chapter 86: Hypertension
	Chapter 87: Dyslipidaemia
	Chapter 88: Chronic heart failure
	Chapter 89: Osteoporosis
Part 5: Child and adolescent health
	Chapter 90: An approach to the child
	Chapter 91: Specific problems of children
	Chapter 92: Surgical problems in children
	Chapter 93: Common childhood infectious diseases (including skin eruptions)
	Chapter 94: Behavioural and developmental issues and disorders in children
	Chapter 95: Child abuse
	Chapter 96: Emergencies in children
	Chapter 97: Adolescent health
Part 6: Women\'s health
	Chapter 98: Cervical cancer screening
	Chapter 99: Family planning
	Chapter 100: Breast pain ( mastalgia)
	Chapter 101: Lumps in the breast
	Chapter 102: Abnormal uterine bleeding
	Chapter 103: Lower abdominal and pelvic pain in women
	Chapter 104: Premenstrual syndrome
	Chapter 105: The menopause
	Chapter 106: Vaginal discharge
	Chapter 107: Vulvular disorders
	Chapter 108: Basic antenatal care
	Chapter 109: Postnatal care
Part 7: Male health
	Chapter 110: Male health: an overview
	Chapter 111: Scrotal pain
	Chapter 112: Inguinoscrotal lumps
	Chapter 113: Disorders of the penis
	Chapter 114: Disorders of the prostate
Part 8: Sexual health
	Chapter 115: The subfertile couple
	Chapter 116: Sexual health
	Chapter 117: Sexually transmitted infections
	Chapter 118: Intimate partner violence and sexual assault
Part 9: Problems of the skin
	Chapter 119: A diagnostic and management approach to skin problems
	Chapter 120: Pruritus
	Chapter 121: Common skin problems
	Chapter 122: Acute skin eruptions
	Chapter 123: Skin ulcers
	Chapter 124: Common lumps and bumps
	Chapter 125: Pigmented skin lesions
	Chapter 126: Hair disorders
	Chapter 127: Nail disorders
Part 10: Accident and emergency medicine
	Chapter 128: Emergency care
	Chapter 129: The doctor’s bag and other emergency equipment
	Chapter 130: Stroke and transient ischaemic attacks
	Chapter 131: Thrombosis and thromboembolism
	Chapter 132: Common skin wounds and foreign bodies
	Chapter 133: Common fractures and disclocations
Part 11: Health of specific groups
	Chapter 134: The health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Poeple
	Chapter 135: Refugee health
Appendix
Index