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General Clinical Examination Notes
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What's inside the document
The notes are structured across 9 sections with professional formatting, colour-coded flowcharts, tables, and note boxes throughout:
Sections & Content
| # | Section | Key Content |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Overview | Purpose of general examination; master flowchart (7-step approach) |
| 2 | Components | General appearance, LOC, gait, facies (diagnostic facies table), skin colour findings |
| 3 | Vital Signs | Pulse (5 parameters), BP, temperature patterns, RR - all with normal/abnormal ranges |
| 4 | Hands & Nails | 11-sign table (clubbing, koilonychia, Osler's nodes etc.); clubbing grading flowchart |
| 5 | Head, Neck & Lymph Nodes | Eye signs, JVP, thyroid, trachea; lymph node character table; Virchow's node |
| 6 | Oedema | Pitting vs. non-pitting flowchart; grading (+1 to +4) |
| 7 | Clinical Examples | 4 worked examples with full general exam findings |
| 8 | Summary Flowchart | 12-step systematic head-to-toe exam reminder |
| 9 | Quick Reference Table | 15 key signs, where to look, and disease associations |
Clinical Examples included
- Chronic Liver Disease - jaundice, spider naevi, leuconychia, asterixis
- Generalised Peritonitis - Hippocratic facies, board-like rigidity, Murphy's rule
- Hypothyroidism - myxoedema facies, slow reflexes, bradycardia
- Right Heart Failure - raised JVP, peripheral cyanosis, pitting oedema
Sources cited
- S. Das - Manual on Clinical Surgery, 13th Ed.
- Bailey & Love's Short Practice of Surgery, 28th Ed.
- Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 22nd Ed. (2025)
- Park's Textbook of Preventive & Social Medicine
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Structural Improvements
| Feature | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Cover page | Plain centred text | Full dark-blue professional cover with title, subtitle, and sources |
| Table of Contents | None | Manual TOC with all 10 sections and page numbers |
| Section breaks | None | Each major section starts on a new page with a colour-coded section banner |
| Header/Footer | Basic | Right-aligned header + centred page-numbered footer with source attribution |
Formatting Improvements
- All flowcharts are now proper step-by-step visual tables with colour-coded steps and downward arrows
- All data tables have navy header rows with striped alternating rows for readability
- Note boxes have amber background with a left accent border and a pin icon
- Clinical example cases use a teal header + key-value layout with alternating row shading
- Two-column comparison tables (Cyanosis, Oedema) use side-by-side colour panels
- Consistent fonts throughout (Calibri body, Calibri Light for subtitles)
- BP table now includes a full grading system (Normal to Grade 3 hypertension)
- Fever patterns, gait types, and lymph node characteristics expanded into full structured tables
Last pdf you arranged please but headers on right side is very long and inappropriate
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General Clinical Examination ARRANGED
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What changed
The section banners are now a two-part compact design:
- Left side (white background): small section number
§ 1,§ 2...§ 10in the section colour - narrow and clean - Right side (coloured background): short section title only, e.g.
Overview of General Examination
This keeps them tight and professional without any text overflow.
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