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scutmonkey book
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So what is the real name of the scutmonkey book- or is that it?
Something like Physician's Pocket Reference
Scutmonkey:
Clinician's Pocket Reference, 11/e (CLINICIANS POCKET REFERENCE) by Leonard G. Gomella and Steven A. Haist (Paperback - Dec 9, 2006)
Amazon's link to the Scutmonkey book.
Clinician's Pocket Reference, 11/e (CLINICIANS POCKET REFERENCE) by Leonard G. Gomella and Steven A. Haist (Paperback - Dec 9, 2006)
Amazon's link to the Scutmonkey book.
The guy I worked for b/w 1st and 2nd year made me buy it. Since starting 3rd year I've used it a good bit. Not only is it useful for drugs but also has lots of stuff like what different lab tests mean, how to do common procedures, etc.
I like it and use it often, but many people get by without it just fine.
I like it and use it often, but many people get by without it just fine.
Waste of money...better, more thorough resources are available.