First Aid for the Emergency Medicine Clerkship

Review

“First Aid succeeds in reviewing the basics of emergency medicine disease processes and treatments and preparing medical students for clerkship examinations by providing less than one page summaries of the most common disease processes seen in the emergency medicine field, thus allowing the student to familiarize himself with the definition, etiology or pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of each illness…Overall, I recommend First Aid for the Emergency Medicine Clerkship as a fun and potentially interactive basic review of emergency medicine topics for medical students.”–Annals of Emergency Medicine (Annals of Emergency Medicine )

Product Description

INSIDER’S GUIDE TO EMERGENCY MEDICINE CLERKSHIP SUCCESS QUICK FIX FOR THE CLERKSHIP REAL ANSWERS TO CLERKSHIP QUESTIONS

The only student-to-student, step-by-step guide to clerkship success

Insider tips for outstanding performance from students who excelled

Hundreds of recently tested high-yield topics from shelf exams and the USMLE Step 2

NEW “Typical Scenario” and “Exam Tip” study boxes prepare you for questions on the exam

“Ward tips” arm you with answers to common pimping questions

“Classifieds” do the research for you, featuring high-yield websites and top extracurricular opportunities and scholarships

Tear-out cards with essential emergency medicine concepts in pocket-ready format (20070101)

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