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| Title | Paediatric Clinical Examination Pocket Tutor, 3/E for MBBS Students and Medical Interns | Scenario-Based Guide with History Taking, SOCRATES and HEADS Mnemonics | Newborn to Adolescent Examination: 1 |
| Author | Keir Shiels |
| ISBN-13 | 9781787792012 |
| Publication | Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers |
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Pocket Tutor Paediatric Clinical Examination, 3rd Edition is a practical, easy-to-carry clinical-examination guide for the assessment of children, now updated for its third edition. Rather than a comprehensive reference textbook, it is a scenario-based, on-the-go companion that breaks the examination of children from the newborn period through adolescence into clear, step-by-step routines, combining realistic clinical scenarios with structured examination technique to build both practical skill and clinical reasoning. The book is organized into 15 chapters, opening with history taking and the examination of the newborn and the sick or abused child, followed by growth and nutrition and developmental assessment, then dedicated system-wise examination chapters covering the respiratory, cardiovascular, abdominal, nervous, musculoskeletal, head-and-neck, skin, and behavioural systems, and closing with genetic disorders/syndromes and child safeguarding. This third edition adds expanded history-taking guidance with a focus on adolescent care, an enhanced genetics chapter with updated clinical insights, and an entirely new chapter on child safeguarding examinations. Each chapter follows a consistent, easy-to-navigate structure: clinical scenario(s), common presentations, step-by-step examination technique, and a closing examination summary, supported throughout by blue-bannered "Clinical insight" call-out boxes, boxed "Controversies" discussions, high-yield mnemonics, and comparison tables. Who This Book Is For: MBBS Students: a structured, scenario-based route through the newborn-to-adolescent paediatric examination for use during paediatric clinical postings and OSCE preparation. Medical Interns: a compact, on-the-go reference that early-career and junior doctors can carry for quick review of history-taking and examination technique before and during paediatric clinical encounters. Why This Book Helps: Simplifies a complex skill into clear routines: breaks the paediatric examination down into scenario, examination, and summary steps instead of dense prose. Builds structured history-taking: a dedicated history-taking chapter, including expanded adolescent-focused history using the HEADS psychosocial framework alongside the SOCRATES framework for presenting complaints. Flags what not to miss: a dedicated "Red flags" section and symptom-to-diagnosis table (e.g., nocturnal headache, green vomiting, non-blanching rash) help trainees recognize when a presentation needs urgent escalation. Covers the newly mandatory skill of safeguarding: the new third-edition chapter equips students and junior doctors to recognize and examine for signs of an abused or at-risk child. Reinforces learning through real scenarios: worked clinical-scenario vignettes (such as an infant in respiratory distress worked through a differential to a final diagnosis) and boxed "Controversies" discussions build clinical reasoning, not just rote recall. Key Features: 15 structured chapters taking the reader from the newborn examination through to adolescent assessment, each closing with a concise "Examination summary". Dedicated systems-based examination chapters, including respiratory, cardiovascular, abdominal, nervous, musculoskeletal, head-and-neck, and skin, plus growth/nutrition and developmental assessment chapters. High-yield recall mnemonics, including SOCRATES for history of presenting complaint and HEADS for adolescent psychosocial assessment. New third-edition chapter on child safeguarding examination, alongside an enhanced genetics chapter with updated clinical insights. "Clinical insight" call-out boxes, boxed "Controversies" discussions, red-flag symptom tables, and a genogram-symbol reference figure throughout.
Keir Shiels is the author of Paediatric Clinical Examination Pocket Tutor, 3/E for MBBS Students and Medical Interns | Scenario-Based Guide with History Taking, SOCRATES and HEADS Mnemonics | Newborn to Adolescent Examination: 1.
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