Medicine at a Glance

Medicine at a Glance

by PatrickDavey (Editor)

Synopsis

"Medicine At A Glance" provides a concise and accessible introduction and guide to the core curriculum for medical students. Following the familiar easy-to-use "At A Glance" format, each topic is presented as a double-page spread with key facts accompanied by clear tables, illustrations and diagrams encapsulating all the students need to know. This new edition of "Medicine At A Glance" contains key features such as: is fully revised and updated - the essential purchase for medical students; has a unique structure, divided into over 65 clinical presentations and 150 common diseases; covers the essential facts for the diagnosis and treatment of common symptoms and conditions; includes 7 new chapters, dealing with topics such as: How to recognise the critically ill patient, Painless loss of vision/blindness, Allergic reactions, Imaging in respiratory disease, and, Imaging in gastrointestinal disease; and presents diagrams and illustrations on the left and concise explanations on the right, providing a user-friendly overview of Medicine. "Medicine At A Glance" will appeal to all medical students and junior doctors on the Foundation Program, as a core textbook and as a revision aid. The book is also suitable for those training in allied health professions such as nurses and paramedics. Reviews of last edition: 'I definitely recommend this book to all final year students...' - Final Year Student, GKT March 2004; 'I can, with complete confidence, recommend this book to all Final Year students. Its got everything you'll need for Final MB Medicine' - Amazon reviewer, November 2003.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 472
Edition: 2
Publisher: Wiley–Blackwell
Published: 21 Apr 2006

ISBN 10: 1405133937
ISBN 13: 9781405133937

Media Reviews
This book is gold for the lazy medical student. The information is presented as a series of double page spreads and is accompanied by 'efficient' diagrams and tables. I am more than inclined to believe the British student quoted at the back of this book saying this is all that he/she needed to pass the final medical exam. That said, this book is also for the studious medical student. Need a quick refresher before hitting the wards? Hello. Need a framework for memorizing all the information you're reading in Harrisons etc? Hello hello. Yes, once you start using this book, you won't say goodbye to it, at least in medical school. Gube Magazine, September 2006, Melbourne University Medical Students Association A very useful book for finalists looking to scan through all the main pathologies with fantastic colour illustrations and diagrams to guide your reading and act as useful memory aids. Medical Student, St. Andrews University Fantastic revision tool before finals with all the breadth of information you need and full colour, clearly laid out diagrams. Medical Student, St. Georges Medical School Maximise your time by reading Medicine at a Glance. It has easy to read, clear and logical text and shows you everything you need to know as a medical student. Highly recommended! Medical Student, University of East Anglia. The most up-to-date and best presented clinical medicine text on the market. It contains succinct and clear explanations of the medical conditions any student is expected to know. A student favourite. Medical Student, Nottingham University 'Pitched perfectly at the finalist, this beautifully illustrated text has everything' Final Year Student, Oxford University
Author Bio
Patrick Davey is Consultant Cardiologist at Northampton General Hospital & Honorary Senior Lecturer at the John Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford. He was previously Clinical Tutor at Oxford University.