This practice-focused review guide and workbook covers 27 of the most commonly encountered health problems to
outline the connections between pathophysiology, assessment, diagnosis, and management, with an emphasis on the
clinical use of pathophysiologic concepts. Each chapter includes case studies to illustrate the application of
pathophysiology principles to clinical situations with questions relating to patient history, physical examination
findings, lab and diagnostic studies, therapies, and follow-up care. Each question is designed to promote clinical
reasoning and a deeper understanding through application of the concepts presented. Information on differential
diagnosis is included.
