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Pocketbooks for wards
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I like Schwartz' Clinical Handbook of Pediatrics. So far everything I've been pimped on has been something I could find in this book (which, admittedly, is pretty large for a handbook). It's also great for pulling a treatment plan out of your rear for whatever your peds patient presents with.
Maxwell's is pretty good no matter what rotation you are on.
Pocket medicine is what I use for IM/FM. For surgery our program gave us a "survival packet" and I just folded that up and kept it in my white coat along with Sabitson's print outs for whatever surgeries I had to scrub that day. I didn't have anything in my pockets for peds.
Pocket medicine is what I use for IM/FM. For surgery our program gave us a "survival packet" and I just folded that up and kept it in my white coat along with Sabitson's print outs for whatever surgeries I had to scrub that day. I didn't have anything in my pockets for peds.
