books: diagnostic and ...     books:       Computer Repair with Diagnostic Flowcharts: Troubleshooting PC Hardware Problems from Boot Failure to Poor ...18 reviews Morris Rosenthal Foner Books, 2008 GREAT BOOK THIS IS A VERY INFORMATIVE BOOK, AND THE FLOWCHART IS A VERY NICE TOOL FOR TROUBLESHOOTING. I'M ABOUT TO START MY OWN PC REPAIR BIZ, AND THIS WILL BE A VERY HANDY TOOL, AND THIS BOOK IS ALSO UP TO DATE.             Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests (Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic & Laboratory Tests)35 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.             DSM-IV Made Easy: The Clinician's Guide to Diagnosis27 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!             Davis's Comprehensive Handbook of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests with Nursing Implications, 3rd Edition ...3 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!             Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV-TR Fourth Edition (Text Revision)153 reviews American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2000 DSM This product was exactly what I thought it was and it arrived in a timely manner, in great condition. The price was right, too!             Desk Reference to the Diagnostic Criteria From DSM-IV-TR49 reviews American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2000 Fantastic Reference This tiddy little reference book is exactly what I needed in leiu of carrying my full size DSM all of the time.             CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide, Sixth Edition172 reviews Michael Meyers McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2006 Excellent Book for helping me pass the 2006 A+ exam. I love this book. It is full of real world examples, and Mike's writing is not dry like so many other A+ books I read. The CD is also great. I watched the videos, and did all the tests on the CD. What I did not like about the book is the pictures are black and white.             Mosby's Diagnostic and Laboratory Test Reference23 reviews Kathleen Deska Pagana PhD RN, Timothy J. Pagana MD FACS Mosby, 2008 I only get my books from amazon... because they have really fast shipping, comes in a box so that the books are protected, and when you want brand new..they give it brand new.             Quick Reference to the Diagnostic Criteria from DSM-IV-TR21 reviews American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2000 dsm-iv mini Came as promised. I bought one at a cheaper price a couple months earlier, so this one seemed a little high on price. As always, I was pleased with the service (and there wasn't a cheaper one available elsewhere either).             Every Patient Tells a Story52 reviews Lisa Sanders Broadway, 2009 Fascinating Analysis of Diagnostics I never watch t.v. Except for House, MD. I love the detective work undertaken by House and gang while their patient is hemorrhaging, coding and developing various gross pustules. Unlike Dr. House and his cumurdgeonly character, however, this book gives medicine a soul. It highlights the importance of the patient's story. Not just as a way of recognizing the "patient" as a human being, but ...             Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-IV23 reviews American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Association, 1994 Nearly as good as the newest one. This is the only alternative available for he diagnosis codes, and it is nearly as good as the new one for way less.             Registry Review in Computed Tomography31 reviews Daniel N. DeMaio BS RT(R)(CT) Saunders, 1996 Resgistry Review In Computed Tomography Is a nice little book to complement already known knowledge, I would buy another one with more updated stuff in it, but is pretty good to study, easy to understand and the explanation on the back helps a lot.             MRI in Practice (3rd Edition)23 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 ...             Clinical Radiology Made Ridiculously Simple, Edition 220 reviews Hugue; M.D. Ouellette MedMaster Inc., 2006 Love it! I love this book so much! It is so much easier to understand than my radiology lectures. They have an amazing was of presenting things in such a way that it really makes you understand and remember them. It also comes with a CD that I thought was very helpful. I often have a hard time diagnosing abnormalities in films and I thought that this book really helped me with that. I would suggest ...             Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual: (PDM)14 reviews Alliance of Psychoanalytic Organizations Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual, 2006 Surprising Here and There... and Well Worth the Price of Admission I am not essentially a psychodynamicist (though I have written extensively on the Karpman Drama Triangle, codependence, and family of origin issues in the addictions.) I am fundamentally a cognitivist, and a rational-emotive one at that. Yet I found the PDM extremely enlightening and worthwhile, at least through the first 650 pages. Rather than approach the topic as "better or worse than the ...             Lab Notes: Guide to Lab and Diagnostic Tests6 reviews Tracey B. Hopkins F. A. Davis Company, 2005 KEEP it in your pocket! This is such a great resource - I left it at the charge nurse desk so we could ALL use it and it "took a walk" - even with my name plastered all over it! Sooo-o-o, I'm buying another one because I can't live without it. Great for finding tests in the computer that the doctor ordered but you can't read exactly what he/she wrote. Alphabetical - easy to find tests. Tells what color lab tube and any ...             DeGowin's Diagnostic Examination, Ninth Edition15 reviews Richard LeBlond, Donald Brown McGraw-Hill Professional, 2008 "Navicular vs. scaphoid" bone I wanted to comment on the book in general (excellent!) and a question about the use of "scaphoid" versus "navicular" for the carpal bone. I also wondered why both terms were used. "Scaphoid" comes from the Greek word for boat or skiff, "skaphe". "Navicular comes from the Latin word for boat, "navicula." I suggest that students use a good medical dictionary to look up confusing words. ...             Musculoskeletal MRI10 reviews Clyde A. Helms MD, Nancy M. Major MD MD, ... Saunders, 2008 Excellent book This is an excellent book. It covers the most frequent (and not so frequent) MSK pathology imaging in a smooth, simple and yet quite complete way. It may be too 'basic' for a MSK radiologist but it's perfect to have a general view during the residence and probably for the general radiologist as well. I believe every resident should have this one, particularly if they prefer less bulky and more ...             The Only EKG Book You'll Ever Need (Thaler, Only EKG Book You'll Ever Need)34 reviews Malcolm S Thaler Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2009 Great Start I got this book my intern year and found it a great way to be able to interpret the overwhelming majority of ECGs I saw in the ED. I do think the title overstates things, as advanced ECG diagnoses such as Wellen's Syndrome, Bifascicular blocks etc require further reading, but this is an excellent start. Its very easy to read and will take you about 7 to 10 days to finish and remember. I ...             A Manual of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests14 reviews Frances Talaska Fischbach, Marshall B Dunning Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2008 A Manual of Laboratory and Diagnostic Tests Over the years, I have purchased 5 different lab reference manuals. 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