Books for ER

[ussdfiant]

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Starting my ER rotation in 2 weeks and wanted to know if there are any book suggestions?

 

[EM Junkie]

I'd go with First Aid for Emergency Medicine. It's a quick read, and high yield. Also try Case Files: Emergency Medicine if you have some extra time.

Good luck!

-Scott, MS4 (Emergency Medcine PGY -0.7)

 

[floweree]

EMRA's top clinical problems in EM

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Starting my ER rotation in 2 weeks and wanted to know if there are any book suggestions?

 

[Daiphon]

EMRA's top clinical problems in EM

should be on EMRA.org

those're all good sources... if you're looking for a med-student focused EM text, however, Hamilton's "Emergency Medicine: An Approach to Clinical Problem-Solving" is a pretty good start. not as dense as tintinalli, and about 1/10th the size of rosen...

then again, the pocket tintinalli is also pretty good. good luck on the rotation.

-t,md

 

[lvspro]

I'd go with First Aid for Emergency Medicine. It's a quick read, and high yield. Also try Case Files: Emergency Medicine if you have some extra time.

Good luck!

-Scott, MS4 (Emergency Medcine PGY -0.7)

Agree with this.

On a practical note, I would just review the differential for c/p, ab/p, and headache. You'll be comfy with at least 60%, if not more of the cases that walk through that door. I was told this by an ER att, and she was right on the money. I just opened harrisons vol1, and found the typical presentations part. It's a hell of a read, but complete.

 

[Koko]

I liked EM Secrets and EM Manual.

Good luck and have fun -- it's a blast!

 

[VentdependenT]

I thought NMS Emergency Medicine was great.

 

[Dr.MISHKA D.O.]

EM Secrets
Hamilton
Tintinalli pocket
E-mail Resurrection and try to get a copy of Dr. Christo's EM student rotation/Intern guide (Pure Gold)
ACLS pocket cards