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    The document summarizes 5 articles on the importance of history and physical examination in making accurate medical diagnoses. Article 1 discusses how using patient history and physical exams guides appropriate testing and timely diagnoses. Article 2 examines how sociodemographic factors influence patient preferences for endoscopists. Article 3 emphasizes the value of personal and family history for assessing cardiac issues in young athletes. Article 4 argues the importance of inquiry skills for clinical reasoning. Article 5 presents a case where considering a patient's history and exposures was key to diagnosing a rare type of pneumonia.

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    The document summarizes 5 articles on the importance of history and physical examination in making accurate medical diagnoses. Article 1 discusses how using patient history and physical exams guides appropriate testing and timely diagnoses. Article 2 examines how sociodemographic factors influence patient preferences for endoscopists. Article 3 emphasizes the value of personal and family history for assessing cardiac issues in young athletes. Article 4 argues the importance of inquiry skills for clinical reasoning. Article 5 presents a case where considering a patient's history and exposures was key to diagnosing a rare type of pneumonia.

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    The document summarizes 5 articles on the importance of history and physical examination in making accurate medical diagnoses. Article 1 discusses how using patient history and physical exams guides appropriate testing and timely diagnoses. Article 2 examines how sociodemographic factors influence patient preferences for endoscopists. Article 3 emphasizes the value of personal and family history for assessing cardiac issues in young athletes. Article 4 argues the importance of inquiry skills for clinical reasoning. Article 5 presents a case where considering a patient's history and exposures was key to diagnosing a rare type of pneumonia.

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    INTRODUCTION:

     Name: Nigar U Nisa


    University : Liaquat University of medical and health sciences Jamshoro
    Year: Second year, 3rd semester
    Email :sialnigar@gmail.com
    Topic : Importance of history and physical diagnosis of patient
    Submitted to : ruttabafatima33pumhs@gmail.com
    Articles:
     1.The importance of the history and physical in diagnosis.
    - Jill C Muhrer
    2. Importance of patient socioeconomic status, and history of abuse on
    patient preference for endoscopist.
    - Alison Schneider , Nandhakumar kanagarajan , David Anielly
    3. Sudden cardiac arrest in children and young athletes :The importance of
    personal and family history in the pre-participation evaluation.
    -Robert M Campbell, Stuart berger
    4.Inquiry: the pedological importance of skill central to clinical practice
    - Howard S BARROWS
    5.Importance of clinical history to diagnosis
    -ALFREDO PEREIRA LEITE DE ALBUQUERQUE FILHO
    Summary 1 :

     The Article supports the importance os using patient history and physical basis
    for selecting relevant diagnostic testing , which leads to timely accurate
    diagnosis. This process protects patients from the risks of unnecessary testing
    and is cost effective.
    Summary 2 :
     Importance of gender, socioeconomic status , and history of abuse on
    patient preference to endoscopist:
    Patients have previously expressed preference for the gender of their
    endoscopist . Most of these patients were Caucasian women of predominantly
    high socioeconomic status. No study has evaluated the gender preferences of
    both women and men from a diverse predominantly low socioeconomic
    background.
    Summary 3 :
     Sudden cardiac arrest in children and young athletes:
    Personal and family history in pre-participation evaluation:
    Health care providers have become more aware of and concerned about
    pediatric sudden cardiac arrest. S of any detection The diseases predisposing
    a patient to sudden cardiac arrest are all infrequently encountered.
    However , a detailed and comprehensive patient history and family history
    may reveal warning signs and symptoms that identify a patient at higher risk
    for sudden cardiac arrest . Attention to patient history and physical exam is
    critical to the success od any detection strategy which should be widely
    applied.
    Summary 4 :
     Inquiry:
    The pedological importance of a skill central to clinical practice:
    The skill of inquiry is central to the task of doctor confronted with a patient
    problem. Despite its importance this skill is nt given appropriate emphasis in
    the education of medical students or in research concerning the clinical
    reasoning skills of doctors.
    Summary 5 :
    Exogenous lipoid pneumonia:
    Importance of clinical study to diagnosis:
    Lipoid pneumonia is rare disease resulting from micro aspiration of lipid
    formulations. Making diagnosis of lipoid pneumonia requires a high degree of
    clinical suspicion. There was case of female with history of breast cancer,
    presenting dyspnea and cough together withradiological findings of bilateral
    pulmonary infiltrate. A lung biopsy confirmed lipoid pneumonia , which should
    always be considered in patients with fiffuse lung disease hsaving been exposed
    to potential causative agents.
    THANK YOU

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