USBMIS recently announced the beta test release of an exciting new title, Bookstein’s Medical Student Pocket Reference, PDA edition.
Bookstein’s Medical Student Pocket Reference is designed for all medical students, interns, and other trainees and physicians working on clinical services. It provides a streamlined, well-organized source of clinically relevant medical information for your handheld device. The content includes concise discussions of 3000 diseases within all body systems. The application is a complete quick reference covering all areas of medicine. The PDA edition features interlinked content, a comprehensive index, useful tables, classification systems, and databases.
The program features: (1) consistency in organization: each disease is presented in a logical fashion, with epidemiology, diagnostic information, radiologic and pathologic information, and approaches to treatment; (2) nonspecific clinical presentations with focus on diagnostic workup and differential diagnoses; (3) indications, classification, adverse reactions and mechanisms for approximately 700 pharmacologic agents; (4) information on cytokines, hormones, autocoids, neurotransmitters, toxicology, vitamins, and nutrition; and (5) outlines of vascular anatomy and muscular insertion points.
As an extra resource, there are tips about patient data management; presentation of patients to attendings; and medical documentation notes.
To join the free beta program for Bookstein’s Medical Student Pocket Reference, PDA Version, please visit: BooksteinBooks.com. Beta testing will continue until Febuary 15, 2005.
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