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1  agent(s), which is based on careful dietary history taking.
2 ormation is often discovered through careful history-taking.
3 ual screening, including family and personal history taking (100%), physical examination (100%), and
4  of a complete differential diagnosis (24%), history taking (24%), and use or interpretation of diagn
5 o physician preparation for the visit (23%), history taking (26%), physical examination (30%), diagno
6 (male vs female, 1.19, 1.05-1.35), treatment history (taking a non-SANAD antiepileptic drug vs treatm
7  to orthostatic hypotension requires careful history taking, a thorough physical examination, and sup
8                                   After good history taking, all women should be thoroughly assessed,
9 , a neuroradiology fellow (M.D.M.) performed history taking and a physical examination and subsequent
10                    Barriers included limited history taking and assessment of MHSA and CP conditions
11 ion of bladder outlet obstruction, including history taking and physical exam, as well as a review of
12                   League recommendations for history taking and physical examination and noninvasive
13                                           As history taking and physical examination continue to rely
14                                              History taking and physical examination maneuvers, inclu
15                   League recommendations for history taking and physical examination were most comple
16 , creatinine, and glucose), in addition to a history taking and physical examination.
17 ns: physical examinations, diagnostic tests, history taking and screening, counselling, and treatment
18 so they can guide clinicians toward directed history taking and specific tests.
19  terms of clinical conversational reasoning, history-taking and diagnostic accuracy.
20 Clinicians must continue to conduct thorough history-taking and examination and make judicious use of
21         This Review suggests an algorithm of history-taking and investigation to allow the causes of
22 is in the setting of routine follow-up using history-taking and physical examination, including endos
23                                   Additional history-taking and the evolution of his clinical feature
24  processes to screen for despair (eg, social history taking) and codesign primary, secondary, and ter
25 ractice key skills such as communication and history taking, and (5) an immersive medical emergency s
26              All subjects underwent complete history taking, clinical examination, anthropometric mea
27 PTI can be diagnosed on the basis of typical history taking, clinical findings, and a high-quality CT
28                                         Good history taking combined with complementary tests (blood
29 omprehensive assessment of patients includes history taking-covering the different domains of dysfunc
30 s, infectious, physical examination, medical history taking, diagnostic tests, and sensitivity and sp
31 ly meaningful axes of performance, including history-taking, diagnostic accuracy, management, communi
32 s physician-patient dialogue, where skillful history-taking enables effective diagnosis, management a
33 ry outcome measure was the adequacy of care (history taking, examination of patient, interpretation o
34 visits to improve the consistency of patient history taking, focus patient-clinician conversations, c
35 uation of male infertility includes detailed history taking, focused physical examination and selecti
36 tibiotic use is often used as a surrogate in history taking for infectious susceptibility, thereby di
37 o addressed the important role of a thorough history taking in suspecting seed allergy, the limited r
38                                      Careful history taking is key to discovering exposure to Anisaki
39                                    A careful history-taking is critically important for recognition o
40 , genetic predisposition to disease, medical history taking, neoplasm, and reproducibility of results
41 atio [HR] 0.86, 95% CI 0.75-0.99), treatment history (taking non-SANAD antiepileptic drugs [other tha
42  doctor-patient conversations, comprehensive history-taking, open-ended questioning and using a combi
43                     No individual element of history-taking or physical examination is accurate enoug
44                   While no single element of history-taking or physical examination is sufficiently a
45 ostic error cases were caused by failures in history-taking or physical examination.
46  visit expectations (P=.03) and less time in history taking (P=.007), providing assessment (P=.01), a
47               Diagnosis is based on thorough history taking, physical examination, and carefully sele
48                                 In contrast, history taking, physical examination, and dipstick urina
49                                      Careful history taking, physical examination, and regular mammog
50 significance of early presentation, thorough history taking, physical examination, and surgical excis
51                            Classic skills of history taking, physical examination, and use of afforda
52 ) evaluated each resident's clinical skills (history taking, physical examination, communication, and
53 ght be lacking in basic clinical skills (eg, history taking, physical examinations, communicating wit
54                                              History-taking, physical and neuropsychological examinat
55                                      Careful history-taking, physical examination, and appropriate la
56 tic evidence for the following topics: bvFTD history taking, psychiatric assessment, clinical scales,
57                                      Further history taking revealed recurrent transient motor and se
58  College.All patients were subjected to full history taking, routine physical examination, colonoscop
59  and 76% in South Africa, with large gaps in history taking, screening, and counselling.
60                                        After history taking, subjects underwent a battery of tests; v
61 luenza pandemic was among the most severe in history, taking the lives of approximately 50 million pe
62 uin-A assessment), clinical examination, and history-taking were performed on every case.