Emergency Medicine On Call
By:Samuel Keim,Leonard G. Gomella
Published on 2004 by McGraw Hill Professional
Logically organized, this quick-access reference focuses on the initial evaluation and treatment of problems most frequently encountered in the emergency room. This portable book features differential diagnosis, key laboratory and diagnostic tests, as well as treatment plans for 97 of the most common problems facing the emergency department. Utilizes a problem-oriented approach ideally suited for the emergency room
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