books about: diagnostic     books:       The Only EKG Book You'll Ever Need (Thaler, Only EKG Book You'll Ever Need)39 reviews Malcolm S Thaler Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2009 Best EKG book ever! I am a physcian assistant who works in family practice, and I absolutely love this EKG book. I found myself borrowing an older edition of the book from a co-worker and always found to be a big help in deciphering EKG abnormalities. I finally decided to buy a copy myself, and I do not regret it!             Mosby's Diagnostic and Laboratory Test Reference29 reviews Kathleen Deska Pagana PhD RN, Timothy J. Pagana MD FACS Mosby, 2008 Good book for Nursing students to have Book arrived quickly in new condition. This book was much cheaper here than at school.             Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests37 reviews Kathleen Deska Pagana PhD RN, Timothy J. Pagana MD FACS Mosby, 2009 Interpreting Medical Test Results Excellent referance for interpreting medical test results for someone with or without a medical background. Provides a brief explanation of each test and lists likely cause('s) of abnormal results. Also lists related tests that may in combination provide a more detailed picture.             Desk Reference to the Diagnostic Criteria From DSM-IV-TR54 reviews American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2000 A Handy Guide for Survival on the Amazon .... .. and believe me, survival is getting tougher! When your reviews are assaulted by trolls and sock puppets, it's of the utmost utility to diagnose the specific personality disorder, sociopathy, or psychopathy of your assailant in order to determine the proper modus of response: Courteous Engagement, Aloof Engagement, Disengagement, Strict Inattention, Notification to the 'Keepers' of ...             Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV-TR Fourth Edition (Text Revision)172 reviews American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2000 Good Seller, Fast Shipping, No Worries Sophisticated reading material for those who work in/around the medical field that will/need to use it for billing purposes.             Quick Reference to the Diagnostic Criteria from DSM-IV-TR25 reviews American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2000 Another good book for the white coat I am a medical student and found this book very helpful to rule in and rule out diseases. It is very concise, lists the necessary criteria, diagnostic codes, and specifiers for all the diseases. Good book to keep around.             Davis's Comprehensive Handbook of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests with Nursing Implications, 3rd Edition ...5 reviews Anne M. Van Leeuwen, Marijke Vroomen-Durning, ... F A Davis Co, 2009 A must for nursing students! This is the absolute best lab and diagnostic book I have found to date. If you don't have it; get it, you wont regret it!             Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests (8th Edition)3 reviews Joyce LeFever Kee Prentice Hall, 2009 EXCELLENT REFRENCE GUIDE I am in nursing school...and have found that when the big ol textbook poorly explains the lab or diagnostic test...KEE explains it well and the rational and drug interaction is invaluable!!!!             DSM-IV Made Easy: The Clinician's Guide to Diagnosis30 reviews James Morrison MD Guilford Press, 1995 Every new clinician's dream The DSM-IV Made Easy is perfect for new clinicians and/or students. It not only indcludes all the information you need from the DSM-IV, but it includes vignettes, and even practice cases at the end of the book. It's a great resource, and much easier to skim through when making a diagnosis choice. I definitely recommend this product!             Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV24 reviews American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Association, 1994 Very Pleased This book arrived aerlier than expected which was a huge surprise. It arrived safe and sound in near mint condition. There were some light signs of usage but all the information is readable. It also included a hidden image puzzle as well as a book mark. (I over exaggerate they were left in there but it was still kind of cool.) Long story short, all thumbs up, I got a $200 book for $15 and it ...             The Practice of Surgical Pathology: A Beginner's Guide to the Diagnostic Process10 reviews Springer, 2008 The best book for pathology residents! This is the most high-yield, readable book available for path residents. i recently finished my residency in California and this book would've made a huge difference in my education. It is organized by organ system (29 chapters) and has 15-18 excellent high-quality photomicrographs in ea chapter. Has over 30 photos in skin and bone/soft tissue chapters. Most photos also include labels so you know ...             DeGowin's Diagnostic Exam18 reviews McGraw-Hill Professional, 2008 Essential for any diagnostician I am a nurse practitioner who has used this book over the last ten years. I have found it to be essential in building my knowledge of differential diagnosis and clinical reasoning. It should be required reading for clinicians of any level and profession. The book's format is intuitive and clear. Clinical highlights are emphasized and written to facilitate easy memorizability. The newest ...             The Brant and Helms Solution: Fundamentals of Diagnostic Radiology, Third Edition, Plus Integrated Content ...16 reviews Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2006 Best all around primer of diagnostic radiology I used this book throughout residency, and this is an excellent introductory text to the major subspecialties in diagnostic radiology. The book is well written and image quality is excellent. Insert boxes emphasize important teaching points and the differentials are well organized. With the online access, you can download images for creating teaching files for board review, and you can read ...             Lab Notes: Guide to Lab and Diagnostic Tests9 reviews Tracey B. Hopkins F. A. Davis Company, 2009 A Wealth Of Information this little thing has a plethora of information! and if it werent for this i wouldnt have made it through clinicals. there is alot of stuff i will probably never use and the spiral that holds it together easily slides off after flipping through a few pages. but its still very nice to keep on your persons at work. highly recommended             Merrill's Atlas of Radiographic Positioning and Procedures: 3-Volume Set7 reviews Eugene D. Frank MA RT(R) FASRT FAEIRS, Bruce W. Long MS RT(R)(CV) FASRT, ... Mosby, 2007 Understandable I am currently using this book in one of my classes and it is packed full of information. For those of you who have a hard time comprehending what medical books are trying to say, this book is packed full of pictures upon how to position the patient and what the radiograph will look like if you properly positioned. The radiographs also have arrows pointing at different parts of the anatomy. I ...             Every Patient Tells a Story59 reviews Lisa Sanders Broadway, 2009 Thought provoking story telling Whenever reviewing a book, I try to answer the question of expected audience for the book to give a fair review. Figuring out the audience and purpose of a book comes from statements in introductions at times, the title, the subject, and the actual book itself. For this book, I was pulled into myself and my own experiences with doctors, my parents, even my grandparents. Who is this book meant ...             Fundamentals of Body Ct (3rd Edition)7 reviews W. Richard Webb, William Brant, ... Saunders, 2005 Great introduction to body ct This book cover all the basic stuff needed in body ct. It should be used as a introduction to the subject. Highly recommended.             MRI in Practice (3rd Edition)25 reviews Catherine Westbrook, Carolyn Kaut Roth, ... Wiley-Blackwell, 2005 MRI Bible When I was training at the University of Pennsylvania this book was known as our "Bible". In short, it comprehensivly covers MRI from Atoms to Zipper artifacts. The book can be a little technical at times but unfortunatly, that's MRI for you. It does a great job at explaining the basic concepts of MRI and then building on those ideas to explain the more complex ones (K-Space headaches anyone?). A ...             Neurology PreTest Self-Assessment & Review, Seventh Edition (PreTest Clinical Medicine)3 reviews David Anschel McGraw-Hill Medical, 2009 A comprehensive review I think this book is great for USMLE Step 2 CK. It gives you an exposure to a wide variety of neurological diseases, from horses to zebras. If you want a great score in USMLE Step 2 CK, I think this book will be very helpful to build a solid body of knowledge in Neurology. The new edition has many improved clinical vignettes and some new radiological images. In summary, this is a great ...             Quick Reference to the DSM-IV-TR Diagnostic Criteria for PDA1 review American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2008 good stuff for affordable price Very excited to get this for my kindle, as I work remotely, and lugging around even a pocket DSM can be tedious. Good search options, codes and qualifiers present. Decent table of contents. Only negative so far would be no classifications as page headers. 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