The book provides guidance for conducting a well-woman visit, based on the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Well Woman Task Force recommendations. The scope of problems, the rationale for screening or prevention, and the factors that alter screening are explained, then the recommendations are summarized, and advice is offered on their application.
The book provides guidance for conducting a well-woman visit, based on the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Well Woman Task Force recommendations. The scope of problems, the rationale for screening or prevention, and the factors that alter screening are explained, then the recommendations are summarized, and advice is offered on their application.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: David Chelmow, Anita Blanchard and Lee Learman Part I. Background: 1. The well-woman task force Haywood L. Brown and Jeanne Conry 2. Rationale for the well-woman visit Maureen G. Phipps 3. Principles of early diagnosis and prevention Lee Learman 4. Guidelines: deciding what belongs in a well-woman visit David Haas 5. Promoting lifestyle modification and behaviour change in the context of shared decision making Michelle H. Moniz and Tony Ogburn 6. Practical aspects of the well-woman visit Christopher M. Zahn 7. Considerations for medically underserved populations Amy (Meg) Autry and Sara Whetstone 8. Paying for the well-woman visit Michael S. Policar Part II. Components of the Well-Woman Visit: Introduction. Components of the well woman visit at different life-stages Section 1. Health Maintenance: 9. Immunizations Regan N. Theiler 10. Visual acuity and glaucoma Melanie D. Altizer 11. Hearing screening for the well-woman visit Efua Leke 12. Oral hygiene and oral cavity examination C. Nathan Webb 13. Injury prevention Aaron Goldberg 14. Piercing and tattooing Margaret Boozer 15. Abdominal and pelvic examination Hope Ricciotti Section 2. Cardiovascular Health: 16. Dyslipidemia Sangini Sheth 17. Hypertension Christine R. Isaacs Section 3. Metabolic and Nutritional Health: 18. Diet and nutrition Margaret L. Dow 19. Fitness and exercise Maureen E. Farrell 20. Obesity Christopher M. Morosky 21. The metabolic syndrome Nguyet Anh Nguyen 22. Iron deficiency anemia Moune Jabre Raughley 23. Osteoporosis Anitra Beasley 24. Diabetes Janeen Arbuckle 25. Hypothyroidism screening Bryan K. Rone Section 4. Urinary Tract Assessment: 26. Kidney disease Julie Zemaitis DeCesare 27. Bacteriuria Lauren E. Nelson 28. Pelvic floor disorders Erica Nelson Section 5. Contraception and Reproductive Health: 29. Contraception Rebecca Cohen 30. Sexual health Brett Worly Section 6. Infectious Diseases: 31. Hepatitis B and C screening Kimberly S. Gecsi 32. HIV Sarah Milton 33. Sexually transmitted infections Kevin A. Ault Section 7. Cancer Screening and Prevention: 34. Skin cancer Meghan L. Valentine 35. Cervical cancer screening and prevention David Chelmow 36. Colorectal cancer screening and prevention Marygrace Elson 37. Ovarian cancer Beth Cronin 38. Breast cancer screening and chemoprevention Eduardo Lara-Torre 39. Genetic screening for cancer Vanessa H. Gregg Section 8. Neurologic, Behavioural, and Psychosocial Health: 40. Depression Tiffany A. Moore Simas 41. Domestic and intimate partner violence Kavita Shah Arora 42. Alcohol misuse Monica Mendiola 43. Screening for tobacco or nicotine use Sharon T. Phelan 44. Drug use Michelle M. Isley 45. Sleep disorders Lee Learman and David Chelmow 46. Mental health and psychosocial issues: suicide and behavioural assessment Jonathan Schaffir Section 9. Pregnancy: 47. Breastfeeding Andrea B. Joyner 48. Neural tube defect prevention Jody Stonehocker 49. Diabetes postpartum Shari M. Lawson 50. Preconception/interconception care Dean V. Conrood Index.
Introduction: David Chelmow, Anita Blanchard and Lee Learman Part I. Background: 1. The well-woman task force Haywood L. Brown and Jeanne Conry 2. Rationale for the well-woman visit Maureen G. Phipps 3. Principles of early diagnosis and prevention Lee Learman 4. Guidelines: deciding what belongs in a well-woman visit David Haas 5. Promoting lifestyle modification and behaviour change in the context of shared decision making Michelle H. Moniz and Tony Ogburn 6. Practical aspects of the well-woman visit Christopher M. Zahn 7. Considerations for medically underserved populations Amy (Meg) Autry and Sara Whetstone 8. Paying for the well-woman visit Michael S. Policar Part II. Components of the Well-Woman Visit: Introduction. Components of the well woman visit at different life-stages Section 1. Health Maintenance: 9. Immunizations Regan N. Theiler 10. Visual acuity and glaucoma Melanie D. Altizer 11. Hearing screening for the well-woman visit Efua Leke 12. Oral hygiene and oral cavity examination C. Nathan Webb 13. Injury prevention Aaron Goldberg 14. Piercing and tattooing Margaret Boozer 15. Abdominal and pelvic examination Hope Ricciotti Section 2. Cardiovascular Health: 16. Dyslipidemia Sangini Sheth 17. Hypertension Christine R. Isaacs Section 3. Metabolic and Nutritional Health: 18. Diet and nutrition Margaret L. Dow 19. Fitness and exercise Maureen E. Farrell 20. Obesity Christopher M. Morosky 21. The metabolic syndrome Nguyet Anh Nguyen 22. Iron deficiency anemia Moune Jabre Raughley 23. Osteoporosis Anitra Beasley 24. Diabetes Janeen Arbuckle 25. Hypothyroidism screening Bryan K. Rone Section 4. Urinary Tract Assessment: 26. Kidney disease Julie Zemaitis DeCesare 27. Bacteriuria Lauren E. Nelson 28. Pelvic floor disorders Erica Nelson Section 5. Contraception and Reproductive Health: 29. Contraception Rebecca Cohen 30. Sexual health Brett Worly Section 6. Infectious Diseases: 31. Hepatitis B and C screening Kimberly S. Gecsi 32. HIV Sarah Milton 33. Sexually transmitted infections Kevin A. Ault Section 7. Cancer Screening and Prevention: 34. Skin cancer Meghan L. Valentine 35. Cervical cancer screening and prevention David Chelmow 36. Colorectal cancer screening and prevention Marygrace Elson 37. Ovarian cancer Beth Cronin 38. Breast cancer screening and chemoprevention Eduardo Lara-Torre 39. Genetic screening for cancer Vanessa H. Gregg Section 8. Neurologic, Behavioural, and Psychosocial Health: 40. Depression Tiffany A. Moore Simas 41. Domestic and intimate partner violence Kavita Shah Arora 42. Alcohol misuse Monica Mendiola 43. Screening for tobacco or nicotine use Sharon T. Phelan 44. Drug use Michelle M. Isley 45. Sleep disorders Lee Learman and David Chelmow 46. Mental health and psychosocial issues: suicide and behavioural assessment Jonathan Schaffir Section 9. Pregnancy: 47. Breastfeeding Andrea B. Joyner 48. Neural tube defect prevention Jody Stonehocker 49. Diabetes postpartum Shari M. Lawson 50. Preconception/interconception care Dean V. Conrood Index.
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