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　　Part A Common Symptoms and History Taking
　　Chapter 1 Common Symptoms
　　 Fever
　　 Headache
　　 Edema
　　 Mucocutaneous hemorrhage
　　 Cough and expectoration
　　 Hemoptysis
　　 Cyanosis
　　 Palpitation
　　 Dyspnea
　　 Chest pain
　　 Abdominal pain
　　 Jaundice
　　 Hematuria
　　 Frequent micturition, urgent micturition and dysuria
　　 Vertigo
　　 Tics, twitches, convulsion and seizures
　　 Disturbance of consciousness
　　Chapter 2 History Taking
　　 Component of inquisition
　　 Method and techniques of inquisition
　　Part B Physical Examination
　　Chapter 3 Methods and Physical Examin-
　　 ation
　　 Inspection
　　 Palpation
　　 Percussion
　　 Auscultation
　　 Smell
　　Chapter 4 Vital Signs and Anthropomor
　　 phic Data
　　 Vital signs
　　 Anthropomorphic data
　　 Skin
　　 Lymphatic system
　　Chapter 5 Head
　　 Hair, scalp and skull
　　 Eyes
　　 Ears
　　 Nose
　　 Mouth and parotid gland
　　Chapter 6 Neck
　　 Shape and movement
　　 Blood vessels
　　 Thyroid gland and trachea
　　Chapter 7 Chest
　　 Superficial thoracic anatomy
　　 Chest wall, thorax and breast
　　 Lungs and pleura
　　 Main symptoms and signs of common pulmonary diseases
　　 Heart
　　 Blood vessels
　　 Main symptoms and signs of common cardiovascular diseases
　　Chapter 8 Abdomen
　　 Superficial anatomy and subregion of the abdomen
　　 Examination
　　 Main symptoms and signs of common abdominal diseases
　　Chapter 9 Anus, Rectum and Genitalia
　　 Anus and rectum
　　 The male genitalia and reproductive tract
　　 The female genitalia and reproductive system
　　Chapter 10 Spine and Extremities
　　 Spine
　　 Extremities and joints
　　Chapter 11 The Neurologic Examination
　　 Mental status
　　 Cranial nerve examination
　　 Sensory function examination
　　 Motor Examination
　　 Reflexes
　　Chapter 12 Procedure for the Screening
　　 Physical Examination
　　 Preparation
　　 Performance
　　Part C Instrumental Examination
　　Chapter 13 Electrocardiography
　　 Basic knowledge
　　 Measurement and normal ECG
　　 Atrial and ventricular enlargement
　　 Myocardial ischemia and changes of ST-T
　　 Myocardial infarction
　　 Arrhythmias
　　 Medication and electrolyte effects
　　 Clinical interpretation of the ECG
　　 ECG of stress test (245)
　　Chapter 14 Pulmonary Function Test
　　 Ventilatory function
　　 Gas exchange (248)
　　 Arterial blood gases and acid-base balance
　　Part D Laboratory Examination
　　Chapter 15 Principles of Diagnostic Test
　　 Use and Interpretation
　　 Benefits, costs, and risks
　　 Performance of diagnostic tests
　　Chapter 16 Laboratory Examination of
　　 Hematology
　　 Blood smears
　　 Bone man'ow
　　 Bleeding and thrombotic disorders
　　Chapter 17 Urinalysis and Renal Function
　　 Urinalysis
　　 Renal function
　　Chapter 18 Blood Chemistries
　　 Liver function and other enzyme tests
　　 Serum cardiac markers
　　 Plasma proteins
　　 Glucose
　　 Lipids
　　 Electrolytes
　　 pH tests
　　 Endocrine hormones
　　Chapter 19 Clinical Common Assay in Immunology
　　 Serum immunoglubulins tests
　　 Cellular inmmnity tests
　　 Hepatitis markers tests
　　 Immunologic tests of infection
　　 Tmnor markers tests
　　Chapter 20 Clinical Tests of Etiologic Agents
　　 Pathogenic diagrrosis of bacterial infection
　　Chapter 21 Laboratory Diagnosis of Genetic Diseases
　　 Cytogenetic analysis
　　 Genetic diseases diagnosed by molecular techniques
　　Chapter 22 Tests of Excretion, Secretion and Body Fluid
　　 Cerebrospinal fluid
　　 Serous membrane effusion
　　 Feces tests
　　Part E Medical Record and Diagnostic Framework
　　Chapter 23 Medical Records
　　 Significance of medical record
　　 Denomination, tormat and content of medical record
　　 Commonly used medical documentation
　　Chapter 24 Diagnostic Framework
　　 Procedure in diagnostic examination
　　 Exhuastive method
　　Appendix 1 Laboratory Reference Ranges
　　Appendix 2 Case Record(English--Chinese)
　　Appendix 3 English-Chinese Vocabulary
　　Appendix 4 List of Figures