Every year emergency medicine resident physicians participate in the American Board of Emergency Medicine (ABEM) In-Training Examination to assess their medical knowledge. Preparing for the examination involves assembling several different resources on a wide range of topics. Many resources are either too detailed or too superficial, limiting their effectiveness. Pocket Guide to the American Board of Emergency Medicine In-Training Exam is designed specifically for the Emergency Medicine Resident Physician as an aid to reviewing for the In-Training exam. Pertinent information is organized under the same topics as the examination. The concise text and tables deliver information quickly and a rapid review section allows for self-assessment. In addition, the small portable size enables revision whenever and wherever you are. Pocket Guide to the American Board of Emergency Medicine In-Training Exam is the only resource you will need for In-Training Examination preparation.
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'This is a great resource for emergency medicine residents looking for a review as they prepare for the in-service examination. It incorporates current information from multiple different sources into an easy-to-read, well-organized book.' Doody's Book Reviews
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89 Tables, black and white; 38 Line drawings, unspecified
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 156 mm
Dicke: 14 mm
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978-1-107-69626-6 (9781107696266)
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Bob Cambridge is a Staff Physician in the Emergency Department of San Antonio Military Medical Center, San Antonio, Texas and Clinical Assistant in Surgery/Emergency Medicine at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, Peoria, Illinois, USA.
Preface; 1. Cardiology emergencies Marc D. Squillante and Ashley Anklam; 2. Respiratory emergencies John Hafner; 3. Gastroenterologic emergencies Gregory J. Tudor and Alex Koyfman; 4. Neurologic emergencies Lisa Barker and Anthony J. Buecker; 5. Renal and urogenital emergencies Guyon J. Hill and James F. Martin; 6. Endocrine, metabolic, and nutritional emergencies Selina Jeanise; 7. Trauma emergencies Rose Haisler and Theodor Schmidt; 8. Obstetrics and gynecology emergencies Paul Matthews; 9. Pediatrics emergencies Teresa Riech; 10. Psychobehavioral emergencies Paul Matthews; 11. Infectious emergencies Mari B. Baker and Alex Koyfman; 12. Toxicologic emergencies Robert Schwaner and Joshua Zavitz; 13. Environmental emergencies Timothy Schaefer and Vivian Lau; 14. Procedures in emergency medicine E. John Wipfler, III; 15. Rapid review Richard Frederick and Andrew Vincent; Index.
