Is FA good enough for learning DOC for different bugs? I understand that a lot of clinical "decision-making" goes into choosing DOC, which is probably why I've seen discrepancies between different books and resources (kaplan, goljan, cmmrs, FA, etc). So if I had to choose one to memorize, should FA be it?
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DOC = drugs of choice?
Stick with FA and the QBanks for drugs related to micro. FA has probably about 75% of what's needed in that category. I've found the USMLE Rx QBank adds a lot more info as far as drugs are concerned.
Stick with FA and the QBanks for drugs related to micro. FA has probably about 75% of what's needed in that category. I've found the USMLE Rx QBank adds a lot more info as far as drugs are concerned.
