P j Mehta's Practical Medicine

CONTENTS
PART I-
1. HISTORY TA
1. Weight loss
2 Weight gain
3. Anorexia
4 Fever
5. Chest pain
6. Dyspnea
7. Cough
8. Hemoptysis
9. Palpitations
10. Syncope
11. Polyuria
12. Pyuria
13. Frequency of Micturition and Nocturia
14. Hesitancy and Precipitancy of Urine
15. Retention of urine
16. Hematuria
17. Anuria
18. Pain in the Loin
19. Abdominal Pain
20. Dysphagia
21. Water brash
22. Indigestion
23. Eructation
1. Built
2. Body Proportions
3. Nutrition
4. Decubitus
5. Clubbing
6. Cyanosis
7. Jaundice
8. Pallor
9. Lymphadenopathy
10. Edema
1. Cardiovascular Drugs
15. DRUGS
5. Antibacterial Agents
a) Inotropic Drugs
a) Sulfonamides
b) Anti-arrhythmic Drugs
b) Quinolones
)Anti anginal Agents
c) Beta-lactams
d) Anti-hypertensive Agents
d) Macrolides
e) Anti-thrombotic Agents
e) Aminoglycosides
e) Heparins/Aprotinin
1) Tetracyclines
1) Diuretics
g) Chloramphenicol
Autonomic Nervous System
6. Anti-tuberculous Drugs
a) Catecholamines
b) Cholinergic and Anti-cholinergic Agents
7. Anti-leprosy Drugs
8. Anti-amoebic Drugs
3. Drugs in Respiratory Diseases
a) Anti-asthma Agents
9. Drugs for Kala-azar
b) Agents for Cough and Expectoration
10. Anti-malarial Drugs
c) Anti-allergic Drugs
d) Serotoninergic Agents
11. Anti-helminthic Agents
12. Anti-fungal Agents
4. Drugs in Central Nervous System Diseases
13. Anti-viral Agents
a) Opioids
14. Anti-retroviral Agents for HIV Infectio
b) Analgesics and Anti-inflammatory Drugs
15. Alcohol
c) Drugs in Migraine
d) Drugs in Gout and Arthritis
16. Anti-malignancy Agents
e) Anti-epileptic Drugs
17. Hemopoietic Drugs
f) Muscles Relaxants
18. Chelating Agents
g) Anti-psychotic Drugs
19. Drugs in Endocrine Disorders
h) Sedatives/Hypnotics
i) Anti-depressants
20. Drugs for Diabetes
j) Anti-parkinsonism Drugs
21. Lipid Lowering Agents
k) Drugs in Stroke
22. Gastro-intestinal Drugs
1) Drugs in Degenerative Brain Disorders
23. Electrolytes
25. Plasma Expanders