Showing posts with label MRCP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MRCP. Show all posts

Monday, May 3, 2010

Medical eBooks

There are some nice medical ebooks i like to share. It really helpful in terms of revising as a text references and also for practice. But bear in mind that all of the books that I've posted here are not from me and when u downloaded the file, you have agree with the terms and conditions that i've set.


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Saturday, May 9, 2009

Complete Data Interpretation for the MRCP

A really nice book for Clinicopathology Conference (CPC) question

If you see the trend or format of paper 2 (CPC) there must be 1 or 2 questions interpretation of investigation. Students usually have difficulty in interpret the investigation because they tend to answer, WBC is low, HB is low, Alkaline phosphatase is increase, the creatinine is high, and etc2. This all Klang Standard, and when you reach a final year level, u must master a new interpretation technique! Although this book is for MRCP preparation, but hey that's what a UM medical student been taught right? Preparing for MRCP, not final MBBS, LOLZ.. But nway, this book is quite good and sufficient for all the basic and common investigation that we will see in exams but i have to tell you that the book was badly scan. However, it's still readable. A credit to medicalbooks4everyone blog for sharing this book and i hope you'll benefit it a lot! So start practicing and do a lot, i mean it, a lot of excercise!!

A book of approximately 100 questions based on the interpretation of data from all the commonly used tests in clinical medicine. The questions will be ordered by system and within that by test; for example, the respiratory system questions are based on lung function and flow-volume curves. The book's unique feature is that it will be fully comprehensive, including examples (questions) on all the conditions that can be diagnosed using each particular investigation.

Audience
MRCP candidates/junior doctors in training. Also medical students.


Book review: Amazon
Rating: 3 Stars



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Sunday, May 3, 2009

A really good book For OSCE

My first review would be the Clinical OSCE's 2nd edition by Neel Burton (Author), A.Hassan de'Medici (Author), N.C. Stacey (Author)


Because it is so good, i give the book rank 5 stars!
Basically, it's complete, simple and yet comprehensive! All the common OSCE's questions available. It list out questions about surgery, medical, obs & gynae, paediatrics, anaesthesia, psychiatric (i love this one), etc2. Some of them also talk about short case. So basically it also contain some short case examination questions! I mean it. It's a must for all clinical year medical student to have it!

A nice review also in amazon.



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