| Medical Finals contents: Welcome Finals advice Written exams Clinical revision X-Rays Study Days Mock final OSCE's |  |
Medical Finals contents: MCQ's Monthly quiz PDA's Links Credits Your comments Who are we? |
| Medical Finals contents: Welcome Finals advice Written exams Clinical revision X-Rays Study Days Mock final OSCE's | |
Medical Finals contents: MCQ's Monthly quiz PDA's Links Credits Your comments Who are we? |
 
"On Call Procedures (2nd Edition)" A greater emphasis than ever is being placed on the competence and knowledge of performing basic practical procedures. Just about everything conceivable is detailed in this book, from the well thought of ‘On Call’ series. Whether starting out wishing to learn peripheral venous circulation, have just started out on the wards and are performing lumbar punctures or are advancing to emergency pericardiocentesis ‘On Call procedures’ is a support source of reference. Step by step written guidance is accompanied by handy illustrations. A tidy pocket book to have to hand. (Mar 2007) |
"Core Clinical Skills for OSCEs in Medicine (2nd edition)",
OSCEs are the foundation of contemporary assessment at all levels of medical education. The 2nd edition of Core Clinical Skills for OSCEs in medicine is a superb resource for students at all levels from 1st to final year. Well structured and informed just about every angle is covered from recording an ECG to examination of the abdomen. This is the kind of book which serves as a companion throughout medical school years. (Feb 2007) |
"Data Interpretation for Medical Students",
Gives comprehensive practice in data interpretation, which is a common feature of undergraduate annual and final exams. Includes ECGs, blood tests and radiographs, along with a wide range of common patterns and case scenarios. |
"Essential Revision Notes in Medicine for Students"
This book focuses on what is essential learning for medical undergraduates and gives readers an 'all round' knowledge of medicine at this level. |
"100 Chest X-Ray Problems"
Mastered the classic "Chest X-Ray Made Easy" and wanting more? If "Chest X-Ray Made Easy" has stimulated your appetite for more knowledge and practice of CXR's, then "100 Chest X-Ray Problems" is the book for you. CXR's are the commonest and single most important x-ray for medical student exams and for Foundation years on the wards. Read this and you'll fly through your final year x-ray OSCE station. Buy it now on this Amazon click through |
"100 Clinical Cases and OSCE's in Medicine"
Covers History Taking, Clinical Examination, Communication Skills, Therapeutics and Pharmacology, Radiology, Interpretation of Data and Practical Procedures. |
"Clinical Skill for Medical Students: A Hands on guide (2nd edition)"
Excellent reading from day one of medical school, and comprehensive enough for revision in later years. Includes: step-by-step guide to clinical examination, with explanations, vital points are highlighted, and easy-to-interpret diagrams. |
"Radiology for Medical Students, 2nd edition"
Covers abdomen, chest, bones, neurology, trauma and paediatrics. Original X-rays, MR and CT scans, and cases, for finals exam preparation, and day-to-day hospital practice. |
"Perfect Medical Presentations: Creating Effective PowerPoint Presentations for the Healthcare Professional",
Covers PowerPoint in medicine from beginner to expert...and more! This book explains the basics of digital images, with particular emphasis on medical images. The chapters take the reader step by step from absolute beginner to advanced techniques for preparation of complex presentations, including the use of video and the preparation of interactive PowerPoint quizzes... |
"Imaging Crash Course",
A revision series for students, in an illustrated format in bite-sized chunks making the content easy to absorb. Includes: Hints and tips, Comprehension check-boxes, and a practice exam at the end. Written by a senior radiology consultant and a junior doctor who has recent experience of being a student - making the books as relevant as possible for current medical students. |
"Mnemonics for Medical Undergraduates",
If you love aids to studying, you can find it all in this packed book covering mnemoics in all systems. |
"Therapeutics and Pharamcology for Medical Students",
A new systems-based easy reference for busy students. Provides guidance on all aspects of pharmacology, including usage for each drug, dose, characteristics, side effects and how it works. Helps answer questions from patients and your tutor, and has practice questions in preparation for medical finals. |
"Integrated Anatomy",
A new book which illustrates anatomy in a clinical context accompanied by superb radiological images. |
"Medics' Guide to Work and Electives Around the World: A Guide to Travelling and Working Abroad",
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