Good studies to read

[melvindo]

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Just got done with Rivers spesis study and was wondering if you guys had any other studies I should read before intern year starts.

 

[DrQuinn]

Car and Driver and Motor Trend.

That's about it.

Stop reading medical stuff.

Enjoy your last two months.

'nuff said.
Q

 

[Hawkeye Kid]

Car and Driver and Motor Trend.

That's about it.

Stop reading medical stuff.

Enjoy your last two months.

'nuff said.
Q

Now that's advice I can...er, I mean will...use. Thanks for the reassurance that my slacking is finally appropriate. 👍

 

[JackBauERfan]

Car and Driver and Motor Trend.

That's about it.

Stop reading medical stuff.

Enjoy your last two months.

'nuff said.
Q

is maxim ok?

 

[wook]

Car and Driver and Motor Trend.

That's about it.

Stop reading medical stuff.

Enjoy your last two months.

'nuff said.
Q

Ok to read my Ranger Rick?

 

[melvindo]

alright I will just chill it out
thanks for the advice

 

[basementbeastie]

maxim and a cold beer.... 😉

 

[beyond all hope]

Totally agree with above posters but if you must:

Canadian C-spine and Nexus rules studies for clinically clearing necks

Several studies now out for clinical decision rules on who needs head CT after minor trauma0

AFFIRM trials for Rate vs Rhythm control in Afib

NEJM recent review of SAH

Recent 2005 ACLS guidelines including ACS guidelines (don't agree with them, but you should know them)

Plavix in Unstable Angina (forget the name: save 1/100, cause 2 bleeds/100)

Abx in COPD: forget the name

Initial article for PORT score in Pneumonia (I find it useless, but some attgs and all hospital administrators like it. Read it to realize it's a mortality study, they don't include important factors like DM (doubles mortality) and pulse ox, etc)

Just a start...

 

[12R34Y]

Totally agree with above posters but if you must:

Canadian C-spine and Nexus rules studies for clinically clearing necks

Several studies now out for clinical decision rules on who needs head CT after minor trauma0

AFFIRM trials for Rate vs Rhythm control in Afib

NEJM recent review of SAH

Recent 2005 ACLS guidelines including ACS guidelines (don't agree with them, but you should know them)

Plavix in Unstable Angina (forget the name: save 1/100, cause 2 bleeds/100)

Abx in COPD: forget the name

Initial article for PORT score in Pneumonia (I find it useless, but some attgs and all hospital administrators like it. Read it to realize it's a mortality study, they don't include important factors like DM (doubles mortality) and pulse ox, etc)

Just a start...

Just out of morbid curiousity can I ask why you don't agree with the new AHA 2005 CPR/ACLS guidelines?

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