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Bates’ Visual Guide (Including OSCEs)

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Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (LWW)
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A comprehensive collection of 18 volumes of clinical assessment videos—7 hours of clips!—plus 5 supplemental learning modules—that span a diverse set of patient types—to help prepare for MD, DO, Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner certification exams and Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE).

Available via BatesVisualGuide.com, these videos and modules provide thorough and effective visual instruction, and serve as the perfect trial runs for performing physical exams on a wide variety of patients in an array of clinical contexts. Don’t need the entire package? Smaller segments are also available!

Features:
- Accessible directly from your library catalogue and course syllabus.
- Dynamic, clinically-oriented, head-to-toe and systems-based physical assessment videos.
- Video clips are organized into 18 groups of physical exams commonly performed on children and adults: head-to-toe assessments, vital signs, as well as assessments of the cardiovascular system.
- Downloadable PDF transcripts.
- 15 interactive OSCE-style modules to promote clinical reasoning and preparedness and that cover the most common patient complaints to mirror the board exam students must take. Modules include: Chest Pain, Abdominal Pain, Sore Throat, Knee Pain, Cough, Vomiting (Pediatrics), Amenorrhea (Pediatrics), Falls, Low Back Pain, Shortness of Breath, Memory Loss, Child and Adolescent Obesity, Child Asthma, Shoulder Pain, and Headache.

Also available:
- Bates’ Visual Guide without OSCEs
- Bates’ Visual Guide, OSCEs Only
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Publisher:
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (LWW)
Product Type:
Database
Specialty:
  • General Medicine
  • Nursing Assessment
Language:
English

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