Blueprints Emergency Medicine (Blueprints Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (829 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1405104619 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 324 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-18 |
| Language | : | English |
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Overall, the chapters are complete and comprehensive and make great use of boxes and figures while not providing so much information that you become overwhelmed. I like that it's been completely restructured from the first edition. Taylor, Pediatrics Resident, Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center/University of Washington "Blueprints Emergency Medicine does a great job of addressing the major topics one encounters in an ER. I'd definitely recommend it as a good general medical review text, certainly a handy reference for a month-long med student rotation." - Sarah K. The content and format of the chapters is great. I believe this book hits on a lot of useful information in an easy, readable format." - Lei
The Second Edition of Blueprints Emergency Medicine covers the essentials of emergency medicine that students need to know during their rotation and while preparing for the USMLE. The thoroughly updated and reorganized Second Edition features coverage of the most common conditions encountered on the wards.Completely reorganized to cover the most common acute conditions first, followed by a systems-based approach to emergency medicineExpanded coverage of trauma, bioterrorism, and pediatric emergenciesGreatly increased number of figures, tables, and algorithms75 board-format Q&As with answer explanationsNow includes evidence-based referencesTotally revised, thoroughly updated, and trusted by students, the Blueprints series keeps getting better.
Eric S. Daniel J. Nathan W. . Egan, MD, Resident, Department of Emergency Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital will be the new resident added to this edition. Mick, MD, Fellow, Department of Emergency Medicine at Childrens Hospital of Boston and Jessica Radin Peters, MD, Attending, Department of Emergency Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston were authors on the last edition and will carry the main revision load for this edition. Nadel, MD, Residency Director, Departmen
This is by far the best emergency medicine book for a clinical rotation in the jelspook This is by far the best emergency medicine book for a clinical rotation in the ED or for simply using it in everyday practice. Simple, concise and to the point. Highly recommend it!. "Just ok" according to Amazon Customer. Most people take emergency medicine in their Just ok Amazon Customer Most people take emergency medicine in their 4th year of medical school. This book is a good overview of the subject, but in reality you will have already heard all of this in your third year clerkships, what you need to focus on in this book is the emergent treatments for the conditions it lists. Since you only have one month of EM I'd recommend you either start reading this book ahead of time or just use this as a reference.. th year of medical school. This book is a good overview of the subject, but in reality you will have already heard all of this in your third year clerkships, what you need to focus on in this book is the emergent treatments for the conditions it lists. Since you only have one month of EM I'd recommend you either start reading this book ahead of time or just use this as a reference.. klm said Ok book. This book is OK. It is a very much basic, not detailed review of the subject. I was expecting a bit more from the book. I sold it back as a like new after it spent a few weeks in my backpack.If you want to review EM I'd recommend a different book.