Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Clinical Practice Book

	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	Contributors
	Introduction
1	Principles of Risk Assessment	3
2	The History: What to Ask About	20
3	The Physical Examination: Where to Look for Preclinical Disease	49
4	Laboratory Screening Tests	85
5	Influencing Health Behavior: The Process	145
6	Tobacco Use: Counseling and Adjunctive Treatment	163
7	Exercise	176
8	Nutrition	193
9	Weight Management	217
10	Injury Prevention	233
11	Family Planning through Reversible Contraception	258
12	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	273
13	Substance Use and Abuse: Alcohol and Other Drugs	291
14	Exposure to Ultraviolet Light and the Prevention of Skin Disease	303
15	Oral Health	315
16	Functional Status and Mental Health	335
17	What to Do with Abnormal Screening Test Results	354
18	Immunizations	388
19	Chemoprophylaxis	426
20	Self-Examination of the Breasts, Skin, and Testes	437
21	What Not to Do and Why	448
22	Developing a Health Maintenance Schedule	467
23	How to Organize a Practice for the Development and Delivery of Preventive Services	483
24	Providing Preventive Care in the Public Health Department, Worksite, and Emergency Department	505
25	Reimbursement for Preventive Services	525
26	Computer-Assisted Decision Making and Reminder Systems	543
27	Ethical Issues in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention	554
28	Future of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Clinical Practice and in the Community	569
	Appendix: Recommendations of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force	579
	Index	593