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Active Perception and Exploratory Roboticslassifications more of historical interest than of practical value. A classification by causative microorganisms is probably a superior method since the identity of the organism determines (1) the clinical course, (2) the presence or absence of underlying heart disease, and (3) the type of antibiotic regimen to be used.

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The History,e prerequisites for successful patient management. Taking a good history is akin to a cross-examination and is a difficult technique, acquired by experience, patience, and skill. Additionally, a certain amount of tolerance is necessary. Giving a good qualitative and temporal account of symptoms is n

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Physical Examination, the general appearance, the manner of speech, nervousness, and sweating. In a young man, pulsating neck arteries may suggest aortic incompetence or coarctation of the aorta. Cyanosis, wheezing, and dyspnea in an elderly person suggests chronic car pulmonale. The patient’s coloring, nutritional stat

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Cardiac Radiology,feet. This distance (“tele-” at a distance) is chosen to avoid distortion since the X- rays are then nearly parallel and there is therefore minimum magnification of the heart size. In the anterior-posterior (AP) view the patient faces the tube and the X-rays penetrate the chest to the X-ray film beh