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medical procedures' reference books

Discussion in 'Clinical Rotations' started by Vitaliano333, Jul 24, 2002.

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  1. Vitaliano333

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    Hi:

    Can anyone please give me some names of the more commonly used books on medical procedures among american students/doctors.

    thank you
     
    #1 Vitaliano333, Jul 24, 2002
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    I'm not sure what books are most commonly used as I'm sure procedures are best learned by DOING, not reading, but I have found the following helpful:

    The Field Guide to Ambulatory Procedures

    Practice Tips by Murtaugh (an Australian General Practitioner who offers step-by-step instructions on everything from giving injections and packing a nose for epistaxis to minor surgical procedures and placing central lines).

    Most surgical handbooks will have a small section on things like placing central lines, chest tubes, etc. Something like Basic Surgical Techniques will show you common instruments and how to handle them.

    Hope this helps.
     
    #2 Winged Scapula, Jul 24, 2002
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    There's a book for the Emergency Department... Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine... by Rogers (I am thinking?). Its a really great text. Pretty expensive but it has most of the non-general surgery procedures in it (lines, suturing, chest tubes, airway management, etc). I think its pretty invaluable, but then again I got it for free (old edition from the hospital library). I'm sure there are cheaper handbooks that people will recommend.
     
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