Talking with patients - Bird, Brian Rigg, 1913- (Philadelphia : J: B: Lippincott Company, 1973)
Part One Adults General Aims and Objectives. -- Specific Technical Points. -- The Anxious Patient. -- The Anxious Doctor. -- The Angry Patient. -- The Patient With Hidden Anger. -- The Patient Who Makes the Doctor Angry. -- The Overly Affectionate Patient. -- The Patient Who Asks for Adivce. -- The Patient Who Cries. -- The Bereaved Patient. -- The Guilty Patient. -- The Dying Patient. -- The Alcoholic Patient. -- The Psychosomatic Patient. -- The Delerious Patient. -- The Depressed Patient and the Suicidal Patient. -- The Mentally III Patient. -- The Mentally Retarded Patient. -- The Surgical Patient. -- Lethargy and Apathy as a Response to Surgery. -- Anger in Surgical Patients. -- Depression in Surgery. -- Reactions of Loss in Surgery. -- Talking About Sex. Part Two Children The Infant and Toddler. -- The Child Who Can Talk. -- A Child´s Fear of Doctors. -- The Crying Child. -- The Child Aged Four to Seven. -- Example of Reaction to Injection. -- Anesthesia. -- Reaction to Injury. -- Separation From Parents. -- The Child's Special Language. -- The Adolescent Patient. -- Talking With the Adolescent. About Masturbation. -- Talkin With Parents. -- Talking With Parents-A Clinical Example. -- Parents of Adolescents
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Keywords: RELACIONES MEDICO-PACIENTE