Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination

The Kellogg Health Sciences Library and the Faculty of Medicine Learning Resource Centre are pleased to provide streaming video access to Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination, 4th ed. (2005) by Lynn S. Bickley. We wish to thank the Mary Koncovy memorial fund and the Faculty of Medicine. To view, click on a volume.

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© 2005 Copying, reproducing or redistributing any of the images or videos from this series is strictly prohibited.

Contents

• Head-to-toe assessment: adult Module 1 (36 min.)
• Head-to-toe assessment: infant Module 2 (42 min.)
• Head-to-toe assessment: child Module 3 (44 min.)
• Abdomen Module 4 (18 min.)
• Breasts and axillae Module 5 (15:18 min.)
• Male genitalia, hernias, rectum and prostate Module 6 (17:26 min.)
• Cardiovascular system Module 7 (36:12 min.)
• Peripheral vascular system Module 8 (17:21 min.)
• Female genitalia, anus and rectum Module 9 (21:38 min.)
• Head, eyes and ears Module 10 (25:19 min.)
• Musculoskeletal system Module 11 (32:25 min.)
• The Nervous system: sensory system and reflexes Module 12 (21:07 min.)
• The Nervous system: cranial nerves and motor system Module 13 (35:55 min.)
• Nose, mouth and neck Module 14 (18:25 min.)
• Thorax and lungs Module 15 (22:41 min.)
• General survey and vital signs Module 16a (25:33 min.)
• Examination of the skin Module 16b (12:05 min.)
• Approach to the Patient Module 17 (23:50 min.)
• Assessment of the older adult Module 18 (37:53 min.)

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