Buy this book and pass! | Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple (Medmaster)

depends on preference | Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple (Medmaster) | Mark Gladwin, Bill Trattler

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	• Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple (Medmaster) Mark Gladwin, Bill Trattler MedMaster Inc., 2007 - 392 pages average customer review:based on 125 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Very good resource

Buy, read, re-read. Fantastic. I did not, however, find the other Medmaster books quite as fantastic as this one. It uses humor, helps you remember with cool diagrams and charts, and integrates the drugs into the chapters as well, so they are right next to the bug you use them for. I would advise using it throughout your first 2 years and then again for boards.

Buy this book and pass!

Fantastic book for the visual learner. When your brain is so full and you cannot rote learn words anymore, the pictures really help. I will always remember salmonella can lodge in the gall bladder with the picture of the salmon relaxing in there. It really helps when your brain is so full you can't memorise anymore. No immunology included.

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depends on preference

First of all it depends aon preference to determine if this book is for you. IT contains alot of pneumonics and diagrams, which helps in remebering stuff. however it does not have immuno. IT is not detailed enough for the classroom and too detailed for the step 1.I think there are better alternatives. You can read "review medical micro and immuno" for the classroom and use first aid for the shelves and the step 1. I tried using the former for the step 1, but it was too much info, so i switched to first aid.i ended up makin a 229/95 on step 1.

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This is really an excellent syllabus or outline that puts the material in a straightforward summary fashion. It presumes s basic knowledge of clinical biology.

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Excellent book

The mnemonics and pictures are a little corny sometimes, but whatever helps you remember, right? The colloquial style is also a welcome change from the drab rhetoric of standard textbooks and a much easier read. The material otherwise covers just the right amount of detail for med school microbiology courses. The only thing that would make this book better would be to include immunology, since it's related and usually taught together, but I guess then you'd be buying one book instead of two ;)

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