This Emergency Medicine Review Book is intended for Residents, Attending Physicians, Students, Nurses and anyone else involved in the field of Emergency Medicine. This book addresses the most important aspects of the Model of Clinical Practice of Emergency Medicine, by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and includes Chief Complaints, Differential Diagnoses, Pertinent Questions to Ask, Mnemonics, Written and Oral Board Review Topics and Questions to Ask on your Job Interviews. It is intended to be used as a supplement to your studying. It contains the Following: -Chief Complaints and their Differential Diagnoses ---Pertinent Questions to Ask -Diagnostic Studies -Treatment/Management Principles -Mnemonics to Help the Studying Process -Important Tips to remember -A Creative New Table Format to Use on Your Oral Boards and many topics to review for the exam -Must Know Key Concepts in Emergency Medicine -A Rapid Review Section with Bullet Points in a Quick Q&A Format -Questions you must ask during your Job Interviews The Sections in this Book are as follows: Section I: Chief Complaints with the Differential Diagnosis of each, Pertinent Questions to ask, Physical Exam Findings and Mnemonics. Section II: Review of the Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Management for Pertinent Pathologies, divided into Systems. Section III: Oral Board Review Topics to Review with Mnemonics. Section IV: Rapid Review, Must Know Key Bullet Points in Q&A Format. Section V: Questions to Ask While on your Job Interview. It has been made conveniently concise enough to contain the most important information to aid with retention and recall. It is a great book to have for anyone in the field of Emergency Medicine - either a novice or an expert, as it can be used for a Quick Review or as the starting point to build a strong foundation in the field. Originally Published in Mid-November. Updated in Late November to Include Additional Helpful Information!
