Great book to get info for medicine rotations

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	• Step-Up to Medicine (Step-Up Series) Elizabeth D Agabegi Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2008 - 560 pages average customer review:based on 31 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Book!

This book is an essential for every third year medical student. It covers a broad range of topics and discusses them in a way that's relevant and to-the-point. In your 3rd and 4th years, it's important to start developing your assessment and plan; this book will tell you what standard protocols are and what labs/tests/imaging to use. Great book!

Great Product

Very concise and easy to read book. Covers most topics. Using it for class now, but definitely plan on using it to study for Boards too.

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Great book to get info for medicine rotations

This is a very good book for 3rd/4th year of medical school and beyond. It is easy to read and has lots quick hit review points to highlight important topics. Great book for the length and price. It was the best book that I bought for my 3rd year.

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An excellent review book

I recommend this book to anyone in the medical field who needs a quick an easy read regarding conditions and diseases. It is straightforward and has "quick hit" notes on the side of pages giving important facts on a specific subject. It's an amzing book!

A great book for internal medicine

Just finish reading the book the 1st time.
It is a great book for the following:
1.the bullet format for easy reading and memorization.
2.high-yield margin notes and clinical based box, flow-charts in every chapter.
3.covers almost all topics in internal medicine and it has pathophysiology, MCC,clinical features and step by step management of the patient.
4.potential clinical oriented vignettes inside the content when reading.
5.good dermatology pictures, also some x-ray, CT, pharm notes, physical exam notes etc. inside the book.
Ok, the book still has little blemish.
1. some info. are missing such as there is no separate oncology chapter inside the book. So nothing about breast cancer. ( maybe should be in GYN? ) no prophyria in dermo.
2. some disease features are written too simple. no Nikolsky's sign in pemphigus?
Overall, this is a very high yield and well written review book for internal medicine shelf and usmle step 2.

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This book is a primary review tool to prepare students for both the internal medicine clerkship and the end-rotation NBME shelf examination. This logical alternative to several limited-focus books blends a bullet-outline format students prefer in a review book with comprehensive paragraphs, as needed, for optimal preparation. Illustrations, charts, tables, graphs, mnemonics, and "Quick Hits" pearls for the clerkship speed and supplement learning. Ample content without superfluous detail enables students to readily evaluate and expand their knowledge of cardiology, pulmonary medicine, gastroenterology, hematology, neurology, endocrinology, rheumatology, nephrology, genitourinary disorders, fluids and electrolytes, dermatology, and musculoskeletal problems. A new section in this Second Edition presents 100 USMLE-style clinical vignette-based questions with answers. A color insert contains over thirty full-color images. A companion Website will offer the fully searchable text and color photographs.

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