The object of this work is to enable the GP to be aware of the systemic implications of ophthalmic signs and symptoms encountered in the surgery. A series of questions of the "What shall I do if/when...?" variety are posed by a GP and answered by an ophthalmologist. They vary from the extremely common, "What should one do with corneal abrasions?", to the more philosophical, "Can oral beta blockers be used to treat raised intra-ocular pressure?", and the downright awkward, "Should a man who can see in the day but not at night be classed as fit to drive?". Bev Daily has also co-authored "Questions and Answers in Neurology".

Ophthalmology: What Shall I Do (Question and Answer Series)

Medical Books

Kanski, Jack J.

Daily, Bev

Medicine

Butterworth-Heinemann

General practitioners are faced with many questions from parents about their children, and a wide range of childhood illnesses. In this book, a general practitioner poses some of the more difficult questions associated with paediatrics which are answered by a paediatrician in a straightforward practical manner that should help retrieve many a doctor's dilemma.

Paediatrics: What Shall I Do?

Liberman, Mike

Parenting & Relationships

<p>Provides general practitioners with guidance in areas of neurology in which problems most commonly arise. Here, a GP's most frequently-asked questions e.g. Do brain tumors run in the family? Can you allow a child with epilepsy to ride a bicycle? are expertly answered. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.</p>

Neurology: What Shall I Do?

Thomas, Dafydd

Butterworth-Heinemann Medical

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