Guide to Internal Medicine

By Douglas S. Paauw and Douglas S. Paauw MD

Students face a rapid transition from the classroom to the clinic with little preparation. This guide provides basic, core concepts, learning tools and clinical scenarios to help students comfortably... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0323009212
• ISBN13: 9780323009218
• Release Date: July 1999
• Publisher: Mosby
• Length: 302 Pages
• Weight: 1.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.5" x 0.8" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Sex, sex and more sex!

This is by far the steamiest, juiciest, most erotic medical book I've ever read -- and believe me, I've read a few! Migeon and co-editor Burkholder are without a doubt the hottest hotties writing about internal medical today. This is a must-read!

Well organized and informative!

The Guide to Internal Medicine is well written and organized. Although a layman, I can follow the conversation. I highly recommend this book.

The perfect book for medical students.

This book serves the student well on the wards, in clinic and studying for exams. Succinct yet detailed information is presented in a readable format that teaches the essentials of Medicine. Three sections--Clerkship skills, Symptoms, and Conditions--provide a helpful resource for learning as we encounter patients with these symptoms and conditions.

relevant, clear, easy to understand, thorough

Covers the important areas clinical providers need to have for quick reference, but does not spare important details. Written in language that is clear, and easy to understand. Reviews the most common problems seen in internal medicine. excellent for medical students, residents, recent graduates, nurse practitioners/PAs, as well as clinicians who would like an easy reference guide.

Excellent tool for the non-medical professional

This book is written in a form that the non-medical professionals (social work and other ancillary practitioners) can understand. It helps us to understand the methods and practice of Internal Medicine without the complicated jargon unique to internists. An interesting, informative read for any member of the internist's clinical team.