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ISBN:0323027113
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ISBN-13:9780323027113
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PUB. DATE:November 2005
- PUBLISHER:Elsevier Health Sciences
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Infectious and Tropical Diseases: A Handbook for Primary Care by Tao Sheng Clifford Kwan-Gett, Charles Kemp, Carrie Kovarik
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Infectious and Tropical Diseases
Product Details
- Pub. Date: November 2005
- Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
- ISBN-13: 9780323027113
- ISBN: 0323027113
Synopsis
This practical reference provides a single, concise source of current information on the diseases and conditions common among immigrants, refugees, travelers, and persons in contact with these populations in the developed world. An easy-to-use format makes this reference ideal for primary care and other providers in a variety of clinical settings. It also features content on agents that may be used as biological warfare.
• Diseases and conditions are arranged in alphabetical order for quick reference.
• Concise discussions of 93 infectious diseases and conditions of immigrants, refugees, travelers, and those in contact with these populations
• The ability to search by either signs and symptoms, geographic area, or diseases and disorders.
• A discussion on emerging infectious diseases and why they are an important health issue.
• An overview of the physical diagnosis of these diseases.
• Approaches to diagnosing newly arrived immigrants and refugees.
• Strategies for pre-travel counseling and immunizations.
• Information on primary geographic distribution, agent and vector, incubation, clinical findings and treatment, signs and symptoms, complications, common laboratory findings, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and reporting.
• Bioterrorism boxes appear throughout the text to alert practitioners to biological warfare agent information.