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In. Hoyos, Michael D; Levett, Paul N. Family medicine update 1991. Cave Hill, University of the West Indies (Cave Hill). Faculty of Medical Sciences, June 1991. p.67-9.
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RESUMO
The author submits that the special training required for clinical skills is no more than the basic medical sciences of anatomy, physiology, and pathology, which provide us with the knowledge of the form, function and malfunction of the human organism. The techniques of clinical skills are twofold: (i) interrogation (ii) physical examination, which has three elements: observation or inspection, palpation and auscultation
