Churchill's Pocketbook of Medicine (Churchill's pocket guides)

by PeterC.Hayes (Author), ThomasW.Mackay (Author), EwanH.Forrest (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  1996

  $3.25

  The new edition of this concise pocketbook of clinical medicine aimed at the senior undergraduate and junior doctor. Designed to contain essential information in a fast-access format, the contents are organised by disease and carefully laid out for ease of use. Each disorder is broken into relevant categories with simple definitions highlighted in colour, management presented in boxes and investigations clearly listed. The book is illustrated with easily-located reference tables and line diagrams. New for the Second Edition: Junior doctor joins authors to keep the book in touch with its market New chapter on Medical Investigations covers tests and investigations a doctor can order New chapter An Introduction to Medicine covers epidemiology, communicating with patients, the principles of audit, dealing with the elderly and the role of primary care facilities New chapter on Psychiatry - basic psychiatric illness New chapter on Intensive Care Medicine New chapter on Medical Emergencies, bringing together all the medical emergencies that are currently scattered throughout the book Greatly improved index Useful features such as a two year diary on inside cover, fold-over bookmark flap with ECG ruler, useful addresses, blank spaces for notes, Emergency procedures listed inside cover Features: * Small, inexpensive and entirely relevant * Easy to use - gives readers vital answers fast * Written at exactly the right level * Bold headings save time in locating information * Colour used to highlight key points * Emergencies chapter printed in red for speedy access

• Used

  Hardcover
  1992

  $3.25

  Intended to contain essential information in an accesible format for final-year medical students and house officers working on the wards, this book is designed to fit into the pocket. Each disorder is broken down into relevant categories, such as aetiology, clinical features and management. Bold headings are designed to save time in locating information and colour is used to highlight key points. References have been kept to a minimum.