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Examination of swelling
This document provides guidance on performing a comprehensive physical examination of a swelling. It discusses important points to consider before examination such as introducing oneself and obtaining patient permission. It then covers techniques for inspection such as observing location, size, shape, surface characteristics, and any visible pulsations, impulses or movements. For palpation, it describes assessing temperature, tenderness, consistency, edges and special tests like fluctuation. The document emphasizes performing examinations in a respectful manner while obtaining all relevant clinical findings through systematic use of inspection and palpation techniques.
