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Clinical Preventative Medicine 2nd Revised edition [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 1200 pages, kõrgus x laius: 279x203 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-May-2004
  • Kirjastus: American Medical Association
  • ISBN-10: 1579474179
  • ISBN-13: 9781579474171
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 10-May-2004
  • Kirjastus: American Medical Association
  • ISBN-10: 1579474179
  • ISBN-13: 9781579474171
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Clinical Preventive Medicine, 2nd Edition is an authoritative and comprehensive text on prevention. It succinctly reviews the state of the art in relevant prevention medicine, providing ways to integrate information into daily clinical practice. This second edition completely updated and expanded information from the best-selling, widely acclaimed first edition. Concise and well-written chapters define what is known and how best to apply prevention. Topics include: Herbal products, vitamins, dietary supplements, and minerals - What do we know? What is safe? How should we guide patients? * Prevention of dementia using medications, diet, and exercise - What works? What can we do? * Building strength - ergogenic aids - What is safe and not safe in fitness supplements? * Extensive chapters on state of the art developments in genetics and prevention. * Stress and depression - guide to screening and prevention. * New frameworks to assess and manage adolescent risks, home safety, and polypharmacy in the elderly. * Principles, risks, and benefits of using hormones in aging men and women. * Comprehensive information about nutrition, obesity, vitamins and minerals, and herbs and other dietary supplements. * Strong focus related to gender, ethnicity, and life stages included. * Latest technologic tools in screening including usefulness applied to varied clinical assessments.
PART ONE PRINCIPLES OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND CLINICAL PREVENTION
1(56)
Preventive Medicine--Definition and Application
3(8)
Richard N. Matzen, Sr
Principles of Biostatistics and Epidemiology in Clinical Preventive Medicine
11(12)
Prathibha Varkey
Philip T. Hagen
Practical Office-Based Preventive Medicine and Delivery Systems
23(14)
Sidna M. Scheitel
Rajeev Chaudhry
Laboratory Screening
37(12)
Frederick Van Lente
Imaging as a Screening Tool
49(8)
Michael T. Modic
Nancy A. Obuchowski
PART TWO BEHAVIORAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL INFLUENCES IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
57(78)
Counseling for Health Behavior Change
59(10)
Matthew M. Clark
Kristin S. Vickers
Depression and Suicide--Recognition and Early Intervention
69(12)
Donald A. Malone
Philip Lartey
Stresses of Daily Life
81(12)
Michael G. McKee
Kathleen Ashton
Alcohol and Drug Abuse
93(14)
Gregory B. Collins
Intimate Partner Violence
107(8)
Patricia A. Barrier
Tobacco and Smoking Cessation
115(10)
J. Taylor Hays
Sleep Disorders
125(10)
Lois E. Krahn
PART THREE PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES AND FITNESS
135(36)
Physical Activity and Programs for Fitness
137(10)
Donald T. Kirkendall
The Team Physician and the Preparticipation Physical Examination
147(10)
Donald T. Kirkendall
Steroids and Other Ergogenic Aids
157(14)
Robert J. Dimeff
Richard Kring
PART FOUR NUTRITION, SUPPLEMENTS, AND COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
171(82)
Nutrition Screening and Assessment
173(10)
Marie-Andree Roy
Gordon L. Jensen
Nutrition and Chronic Disease
183(6)
Donald D. Hensrud
Obesity
189(10)
Donald D. Hensrud
Using Dietary Guidelines for Clinical Practice
199(6)
Tim Byers
Amy Bode
Vitamins and Minerals
205(22)
Mandy C. Leonard
Herbs and Other Dietary Supplements
227(20)
Mandy C. Leonard
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
247(6)
Brent A. Bauer
Milt Hammerly
PART FIVE PERSONAL SAFETY AND PREVENTION IN AGE RELATED GROUPS
253(60)
Safety in the Home and Automobile
255(18)
Barbara J. Messinger-Rapport
Patrick T. Baker
Travel Risks and Prevention
273(16)
Abinash Virk
The Adolescent
289(12)
Ellen S. Rome
Aging and the Geriatric Patient
301(12)
Carolyn Welty
Robert M. Palmer
PART SIX ASPECTS OF PREVENTION UNIQUETO GENDER
313(84)
Unique Aspects of Mental Health in Women
315(10)
Lilian Gonsalves
Gita P. Gidwani
Contraception and Prenatal Care
325(16)
Shakuntala Kothari
Pelin Batur
Julie Elder
Preventing Low Bone Mass, Osteoporosis, and Fractures
341(12)
Andrea L. Sikon
Holly L. Thacker
Breast Cancer
353(8)
Mark E. Mayer
Gynecologic Cancers
361(10)
Bobbie S. Gostout
The Adult Male
371(12)
Adele Fowler
Alan M. Weiss
Prostate Cancer
383(14)
Eric A. Klein
PART SEVEN RACIAL AND ETHNIC CONSIDERATIONS IN CLINICAL PREVENTION
397(58)
Hispanics
399(6)
Raul J. Seballos
African Americans
405(10)
Oluranti Aladesanmi
Carol E. Blixen
European Americans
415(8)
Stephen P. Hayden
Asians and Pacific Islanders
423(10)
Xian Wen Jin
Carol E. Blixen
Persons of Mideast Origin
433(6)
Anita D. Misra-Hebert
American Indian and Alaska Native People
439(16)
David R. Baines
J. Anthony Kendrick
Michael H. Trujillo
PART EIGHT GENETICS
455(44)
The Human Genome--Present State of the Art
457(8)
David B. Schowalter
Integrating Genetic History into Preventive Care
465(12)
Howard M. Saal
Health and Genetic Risk Assessment Instruments
477(8)
Robin G. Molella
Genetic Impact on Disease Risk
485(14)
Brad T. Tinkle
Howard M. Saal
PART NINE CARDIOVASCULAR RISK PREVENTION
499(42)
Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and Reduction
501(18)
Julie C. Huang
Dennis L. Sprecher
Screening for Asymptomatic Coronary Artery Disease
519(12)
Anjli Maroo
Michael B. Rocco
Screening for Asymptomatic Peripheral Arterial Disease
531(10)
Felipe Navarro
J. Michael Bacharach
PART TEN CANCER: INHERITANCE, PREDISPOSTION, SCREENING AND PREVENTION
541(30)
Colorectal Cancer
543(10)
Carol A. Burke
Lung Cancer
553(8)
James L. Mulshine
Elizabeth E. Warner
Skin Cancers
561(10)
Jaeyoung Yoon
Randall K. Roenigk
PART ELEVEN INFECTIOUS DISEASES
571(58)
Adult Immunizations
573(18)
Paul V. Targonski
Gregory A. Poland
HIV and Sexually Transmissible Diseases Prevention
591(12)
Mary J. Kasten
The Immunocompromised Host
603(12)
Priya Sampathkumar
Preventing Common Infections
615(14)
Robert Orenstein
PART TWELVE PREVENTION IN COMMON CLINICAL PROBLEMS
629(126)
Gastrointestinal Diseases
631(8)
John A. Schaffner
Kidney Disorders
639(14)
Stephen B. Erickson
Musculoskeletal Disorders
653(8)
Daniel J. Mazanec
Peter Sinks
Headache
661(16)
Glen D. Solomon
Asthma and Allergic Disorders
677(12)
Benjamin J. Ansell
Kenneth J. Serio
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
689(8)
Clayton T. Cowl
Disorders of the Ear, Nose, and Throat
697(14)
Catherine A. Henry
Ophthalmologic Disorders
711(14)
Leonid E. Lerner
Hilel Lewis
Diabetes Mellitus
725(10)
John P. Campbell
Douglas G. Rogers
Thyroid Disease
735(8)
Anne M. Rosenberg
Vahab Fatourechi
Preventable Dementia
743(12)
Jose G. Merino
Vladimir Hachinksi
Appendix Current procedural terminology (CPT®) codes that apply to preventive medicine 755(6)
Index 761