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The updated second edition of this highly practical guide helps
pathology professionals quickly and accurately describe surgical
and autopsy specimens as they perform gross dissection. It also
helps clinicians and medical students interpret pathology reports
with ease and precision. Gross Pathology Handbook provides a
comprehensive list of 171 gross descriptive terms paired with
images of gross specimens, including five new listings for the
second edition. Each listing includes a brief commentary describing
the gross appearance, the underlying disease process and commonly
affected tissues. Christopher Horn and Dr. Christopher Naugler lay
the framework for a standardized method of description, resulting
in easier interpretation of reports by clinicians and improved
communication among healthcare providers.
Choosing wisely for better patient care. Lab Literacy for Doctors
helps you make quick and efficient decisions about the right tests
for typical clinical situations, thereby improving patient care. In
a study published by the Journal of the American Board of Family
Medicine (2014-03-01), primary care physicians reported that 15% of
the time they are unsure about ordering lab tests and 8% of the
time they are unsure about interpreting the results. This raises
concerns about the need for more efficient and cost-effective lab
test utilization. Lab Literacy for Doctors addresses these concerns
in a practical, up-to-date, and easy-to-use format. Refer to this
essential guide for: Diagnostic algorithms. A quick index
summarizing the clinical utility of common tests. Advice and
information on lab errors, false positives and negatives, and blood
and tissue collection. Sections on dermatology, ENT and respiratory
system, endocrine system, fatigue, GI and hepatic system,
gynecology and pregnancy, routine screening, and more.
The one resource you absolutely need for the MCCQE Part II. Up to
date with the MCC's 2018 exam revisions. Prepare to ace the Medical
Council of Canada's clinical skills exam, the MCCQE Part II. This
is the most complete study guide available. Strategies for the
MCCQE Part II offers a strategic, efficient, and high-yield
approach to the exam, covering every one of the clinical
presentations listed by the MCC, and taking into account the likely
scenarios you'll encounter. Strategies breaks down each clinical
presentation into three sections: MCC particular objective(s): For
each clinical presentation, Strategies outlines the focus set by
the MCC. MCC differential diagnosis with added evidence: Strategies
unpacks the common causal conditions listed by the MCC for each
clinical presentation. Strategy for patient encounter: Strategies
breaks down in detail the tasks most likely to be required during
the patient encounter, including history taking, physical exam,
investigations, and management. Strategies also helps you avoid
common exam errors identified by the MCC: it alerts you when
clinical presentations may involve emergency care, it models
open-ended questions for history taking, it clarifies diagnostic
goals for history taking and physical exams, and it offers tips for
appropriate patient counselling. Strategies for the MCCQE Part II
takes the stress out of studying by organizing the information you
need to succeed on this crucial exam.
More cases = more success on your exam When you take your clinical
skills exam, every case you know counts. Prepare quickly and
efficiently for your clinical exam with the updated third edition
of this bestselling OSCE study guide. Written by Canadian doctors,
"Clinical Skills Review" presents 134 cases based on scenarios
you'll encounter on the MCCQE II and CFPC certification exams. An
essential resource for Canadian medical students and international
medical graduates seeking a licence to practise medicine in Canada,
"Clinical Skills Review" is also a valuable supplemental guide for
the USMLE Step 2 CS. Features of the new edition include:
Comprehensive coverage of typical clinical situations. A systematic
approach to clinical skills. Indexes of cases and medical
abbreviations for easy reference. Time-tested mnemonics to help you
excel on the exam. Aids for group study, since practice is the best
way to prepare. Cases organized by categories found on the MCCQE
II: Medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, preventive
medicine and community health, psychiatry and neurology, and
surgery.
"Lab Literacy for Canadian Doctors" helps you to make better
decisions about the right tests for typical clinical situations,
quickly and efficiently, to improve patient care. Refer to this
essential guide for: Advice and information on lab errors, false
positives and negatives, and blood and tissue collection. A quick
index summarizing the clinical utility of common tests. Sections on
dermatology, ENT and respiratory system, endocrine system, fatigue,
GI and hepatic system, gynecology and pregnancy, routine screening,
and more.
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