Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Ed. for Palm OS

About Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Ed.

Little Black Book of Primary Care, 5th Ed.
powered by Skyscape Author(s): Daniel K. Onion, MD, MPH, FACP; Professor of Community and Family Medicine, Dartmouth Medical School; Director (Emeritus) Maine-Dartmouth Family Practice Residency The Little Black Book, now updated for 2006, is intended as a very portable manual with heavily referenced, concise, practical, clinically relevant information. It contains usual clinical approaches, personal "pearls", as well as and most importantly, literature-debated issues. Over 6000 very specific references for virtually every aspect of clinical primary care make the reference unique among similar medical manuals. Disease processes about which there is little current controversy, or new information are treated briefly.

Clinical information in the reference is organized generally by medical specialty and can be accessed either by perusal down through the hierarchies of the table of contents, or by finding the disease or clinical word of interest in the Main Index or the Prevention or Emergency Indexes. Main Index entries will generally take the reader to the relevant disease page or, if a medication, to a related medications list. Disease page information is presented under the standard nine categories: Cause, Pathophysiology, Epidemiology, Symptoms, Signs, Course, Complications, Lab, X-ray, and Rx.

New in this edition:

• Latest information on Anthrax
• New primary care relevant drugs
• Management of acute coronary syndrome
• Expanded dementia workup and therapy sections

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