1. Who was Joseph Bell? What was unique or different about his
approach to patients from what is common today?

2. What was typical medicine like before the physician?

3. What is the iPatient?

4. In what time does the average physician interrupt his or her patient?
Why is this a problem?

5. What are the advantages of physical exams according to Verghese?

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Joseph Bell was a Scottish surgeon and intellectual who was highly intelligent and good at what he did.

The thing which was unique or different about his  approach to patients from what is common today is:

The typical medicine before the physician was:

The iPatient serves the functions of:

The time which the average physician takes to interrupt his or her patient is:

This is a problem because:

Some of the advantages of physical exams according to Verghese are:

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1. A Scottish surgeon and teacher. He tried to observe small details in his patients. Automatically after patients started talking or moving, he could tell their profession and culture. This is also how he became the inspiration for the character Sherlock Holmes.

2. Many people back then rarely gave real diagnostics of patients and basically prayed that whatever random thing they tried would have to be good enough.

3. Maintains and is interconnected with the health community. Electronically medical records.

4. On average, physicians tend to interrupt their patients at about 11 seconds. This is a problem since the physician could be kept from hearing some crucial information that the patient has not yet mentioned.

5.  The advantages are that by having a physical exam, the doctor can find out what is important. This also allows doctors to collect reliable information and a professional diagnostic.  

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