Clinical Procedures for Physician Assistants by Richard W Dehn

Clinical Procedures for Physician Assistants by Richard W Dehn

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Useful for physician assistant students, this book focuses on commonly performed diagnostic and treatment-related procedures. Procedure sections explain the 'how-to' steps of a procedure, while other sections provide essential diagnostic or treatment information, such as indications, contraindications, essential anatomy and physiology, and more.

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Clinical Procedures for Physician Assistants by Richard W Dehn

This concise, well-organized book is the first clinical procedures text written by physician assistant educators and practitioners for physician assistant students. It focuses on the 72 most frequently taught, commonly performed diagnostic and treatment-related procedures that practicing PAs need to know. Step-by-step, hands-on procedure sections clearly and precisely explain the 'how-to' steps of a procedure, while other sections provide essential diagnostic or treatment information, such as indications, contraindications, essential anatomy and physiology, patient preparation, materials, and more. Chapters on Informed Consent, Standard Precautions, Patient Education Concepts, and Procedure Documentation discuss essential, non-procedural skills and considerations to ensure that readers have a comprehensive understanding of the use of procedures in physician assistant practice.
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ISBN 13 9780721690735
ISBN 10 0721690734
Title Clinical Procedures for Physician Assistants
Author Richard W Dehn
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Elsevier Health Sciences
Year published 2004-01-08
Number of pages 450
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.