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June 3, 2004

 
New products from Unbound Medicine

Pocket Guide to Diagnostics Tests, 4/e  for PDA provides quick, evidence-based information on the selection and interpretation of common diagnostic tests. Published by McGraw-Hill and powered by Unbound Medicine, this best-selling PDA product covers more than 350 laboratory, imaging, and microbiology tests, this handy reference is ideal for answering common questions such as:
  • Which test is best to diagnose, screen, or follow a certain condition?
  • How do I interpret an abnormal diagnostic test?
  • How do I collect the appropriate specimen or prepare the patient for testing?
  • Where can I find more information on this test in the medical literature?

New in this edition:
  • New entries such as beta-natriuretic peptide, CT colonography, and CT arterial protography
  • Updates to hundreds of tests
  • New section on Therapeutic drug monitoring
  • New section on Tests in Differential Diagnosis



Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, published by F.A. Davis, defines more terms than any other health science dictionary. With approximately 56,000 terms in all -- including more than 2,200 new terms -- Taber's 19th is the most comprehensive health science dictionary available today.

Utilizing Unbound Medicine's award-winning PDA platform, you can access the information needed in a matter of seconds. You can select terms from an extensive index and then use many built-in navigation features to quickly review the desired information or link to related entries. Additional features include:
  • More than 56,000 entries -- that's 50% more than other health-care dictionaries!
  • Nearly 80 tables
  • Pronunciation keys for many entries
  • Extensive cross-linking between terms
  • Secure digital (SD) card and memory stick support
  • Data highly compressed to save space on your device -- uses 20-50% less space than similar products


posted by Kent 7:25 PM | |


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