IN-16
for cholecystitis, 4–78
in dentistry, 5–19, 5–20
for empyema, 4–17
for human and animal bites, 7–9
for malaria, 5–45
for mastitis, 3–8, 3–9
for preterm labor infection, 3–94
for streptococcal infections, 5–100
Clinical process
chief complaint in, 2–2
history of present illness, 2–2
medical examination in, 2–2
medical/family history, 2–3
physical examination, 2–3—2–5
review of systems, 2–3
SOAP format in, 2–1—2–2
Clinitest, 8–42
Clinoril, 4–84
Clobestasol, 4–65
Clofazimine, 4–45
Clonidine, 4–5
Clonorchiasis, 5–35
assessment of, 5–36
follow-up for, 5–36
patient education for, 5–36
signs of, 5–36
symptoms of, 5–35
treatment for, 5–36
zoonotic disease considerations in, 5–36
Clonorchis sinensis, 5–35
Clostridium
botulinum, 6–57
in food poisoning, 4–79
perfringens
in food poisoning, 4–79
identification of colonies of, 8–50
tetani bacteria, 5–100
Clotrimazole
for candida vaginitis, 3–48t, 3–50
for candidiasis, 5–58
for dermatophyte infections, 4–50
for trichomonas, 3–48t
for vaginal trichomonas, 5–31
Cloxacillin, 3–74
Clue cells, wet mount, 8–44
Cluster headache, 3–55
Coagulation factors, 4–8
Coagulopathy, 3–41
Coban, 5–8
Cobras, 5–143
Coccidioides immitis, 5–60
Coccidioidomycosis
assessment of, 5–61
causes of, 5–60
follow-up for, 5–61
patient education for, 5–61
risk factors for, 5–60
signs of, 5–60—5–61
symptoms of, 5–60
treatment for, 5–61
Codeine, 5–150
for acute diarrhea, 3–19
for chest pain, 3–12
for common cold and flu, 4–11
for cough, 3–15
for joint pain, 3–63
for pain control, 8–39
for tetanus, 5–101
Coelenterates, 6–13—6–14
treatment for, 6–15
Colchicine, 3–63
Cold illness/injury, 6–42—6–47
non-freezing, 6–44—6–47
Cold sores, 5–16
Cold test, 5–20
Colic, equine, 5–132—5–133
Coliforms, 5–135
Colloids, 7–15t
Colonies, identification of, 8–49
Color vision testing, 3–23
Coma, 4–31
Combat/jungle litter, Naval special warfare
combat trauma AMAL, 1–21
Combat resiliency, 5–148
Combat stress reaction, 5–147—5–148
Combivir (zidovudine/lamivudine), 5–78
Comedone, 4–38
Common cold
assessment of, 4–10—4–11
causes of, 4–10
follow-up, 4–12
patient education for, 4–12
signs of, 4–10
symptoms of, 4–10
treatment of, 4–11—4–12
Compartment syndrome, 8–30
causes of, 8–30
with electrical or lightning injury, 7–27
equipment for, 8–30
management of, 8–30—8–32
signs and symptoms of, 8–30—8–31
streptococcal infection in, 5–99
in trauma, 7–5
Compazine
for acute abdominal pain, 3–2
after appendectomy, 4–77
for bacterial food poisoning, 4–80
for cholecystitis, 4–78
for gastritis, 4–81
for nausea with headache, 3–56
for venomous snake bite, 5–145
Complete blood count (CBC)
RBC count in, 8–54—8–56
Wright’s stain with, 8–46—8–47
Compression, 3–73—3–74
Compur M1100 method, 8–53—8–54
Con-Trate method, 8–52—8–53
Condoms, 3–82
Cone shells, 6–14
treatment for, 6–16