Symptoms And Their Interpretation
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B}" habit one unconsciously Preli))iuiar// Examination of the Patient. 105 notices these things, and as the examination pro- ceeds, first one trivial matter, then another, ma}^ arise, wliicli lielps materially in guiding the exam- ination, and in forming the final opinion.
61. The Patient's Sensations. — After ascertain- ing the patient's name, age, and occupation, ask him to describe briefly his chief symptoms. After this inquire into the historj^ of any previous illnesses or circumstances tha...t may have a bearing on his present condition, as the nature of his work, condi- tion of worry, bygone adventures, and hereditary pre-disposition. The data thus elicited will serve as a guide to a further inquiry' into the s\'mptoms of which the patient complains. This should be undertaken with the greatest minuteness, and the answers should be precise and definite. When the patient refers to his sensations, get him to indicate the locatioii by placing his hand over the region, and on no account be content with his assertion that his sensation has been felt in some viscus, as the stomach, heart, bladder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B}" habit one unconsciously Preli))iuiar// Examination of the Patient. 105 notices these things, and as the examination pro- ceeds, first one trivial matter, then another, ma}^ arise, wliicli lielps materially in guiding the exam- ination, and in forming the final opinion.
61. The Patient's Sensations. — After ascertain- ing the patient's name, age, and occupation, ask him to describe briefly his chief symptoms. After this inquire into the historj^ of any previous illnesses or circumstances tha...t may have a bearing on his present condition, as the nature of his work, condi- tion of worry, bygone adventures, and hereditary pre-disposition. The data thus elicited will serve as a guide to a further inquiry' into the s\'mptoms of which the patient complains. This should be undertaken with the greatest minuteness, and the answers should be precise and definite. When the patient refers to his sensations, get him to indicate the locatioii by placing his hand over the region, and on no account be content with his assertion that his sensation has been felt in some viscus, as the stomach, heart, bladder.
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