Mosby's physical examination DVD series : DVD 15, Putting it all together: [

"This 26 minute video shows but one way to put all body system examinations together in a complete assessment. It demonstrates how to combine examination techniques to minimize position changes and conserve the patient's energy. It also shows how to move roughly from head to toe and work e...

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Main Authors: Ball, Jane (Author), Dains, Joyce E. (Author), Seidel, Henry M. (Author)
Corporate Author: Elsevier Science (Firm)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Philadelphia, PA : Mosby Elsevier , c2006
Edition:6th ed. version 2
Series:Mosby's physical examination DVD series
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