Clin path book?

[twelvetigers]

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I think I could use some extra help in clinical pathology... our class doesn't have a book - only notes from the professors. Is there a book that you guys use that you like? I need stuff explained to me in a different way, I think.

Thanks!

 

[nyanko]

For the part that I think you struggle most with from reading your posts (the clin chem/hematology part), I think this book is really amazing. It has a case presentations book with it too where you can look at data and interpret it and there are very detailed interpretations for each case to check yourself with.

 

[skittles12]

I have the Fundamentals of Veterinary Clinical Pathology by Stockham and Scott (2nd ed.) It's written in outline form, which I like. It also has a lot of tables grouping things together, and diagrams of physiologic processes. Some people in our class hated the format of it, but I have found it especially handy to look back on to refresh myself on things.

 

[WhtsThFrequency]

I like Duncan and Prasse because of the semi-outline format too...but I think I may be in the minority with skittles.

http://www.amazon.com/Duncan-Prasses-Veterinary-Laboratory-Medicine/dp/0813820707