A comprehensive primary care resource covering preventative medicine (PHE, counselling, nutrition, exercise), chronic disease management (Dyslipidemia, Asthma/COPD, DM, Hypertension), and common presenting problems encountered in family practice (Abdominal Pain, Amenorrhea, Anxiety, Low Back Pain, STIs, Sleep Disorders). Also includes sections on Complementary and Alternative Medicine and an Antimicrobial Quick Reference.
A compilation of high-yield clinical facts, treatment protocols, and disease associations drawn from multiple resources (including NEJM, Uworld, and AAFP), intended as a study guide for multiple-choice question exams in Family Medicine. Topics covered include infectious disease management, cardiology algorithms (AFib, MI), trauma assessment, and contraindications for fibrinolytic therapy.
A comprehensive guide in the Blueprints series, structured as outlines and syllabi to cover core concepts in Family Medicine and Primary Care, often used for student review and examination preparation.
Contains the answers to each question in the 2015 In-Training Examination, as well as critiques that provide a rationale for the correct answer. Bibliographic references are included at the end of each critique.
A concise summary of pharmacotherapy selection for Type 2 Diabetes, adapted from the 2025 ADA Standards of Care. It outlines individualized glycemic treatment goals (A1C, preprandial), criteria for early insulin initiation, management strategies for patients with established ASCVD, Heart Failure, or Chronic Kidney Disease, and comparative efficacy (glucose-lowering and weight-loss) of various drug classes (GLP-1 RA, SGLT2i, DPP-4i, Metformin).
Review material compiled for the American Board of Family Medicine certification exam, featuring clinical questions and detailed answers regarding various general practice topics like pulmonary and endocrinology.
An official in-training examination featuring multiple-choice questions designed for residents and physicians in Family Medicine to assess knowledge across core clinical areas, including internal medicine, preventive care, dermatology, surgery, and pediatrics.
This book provides the answers and detailed critiques, including the rationale and bibliographic references, for each question on the 2016 American Board of Family Medicine In-Training Examination. Key topics covered include diabetes management (GLP-1 agonists), screening for Hepatitis C, and treatment protocols for head lice.
A comprehensive, problem-oriented review guide for the specialty of Family Medicine, designed to help practitioners and students prepare for board certification or continuing medical education.
A comprehensive preparation guide for the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) in Family Medicine. It addresses the broad range of knowledge and skills required for certification to provide comprehensive and continuous care to individuals across their lifespan.
This revised edition explores Ligamentous Articular Strain techniques, an osteopathic approach to manipulation originally developed by William G. Sutherland, D.O. The text, which is the distillation of the work of the Dallas Osteopathic Study Group, addresses the historical development and scientific underpinnings of the approach. It provides clear, area-by-area instructions and vivid illustrations for effective manipulative techniques from the feet to the shoulders, and introduces concepts such as the 'key lesion' and the 'bow string'.
A classic, clinically oriented textbook that systematically covers human anatomy organized by specific body regions. It features clinical correlation boxes, surface anatomy material, and case studies to help students understand the practical application of anatomical knowledge in medical diagnosis and treatment.
This book addresses the significant clinical and ethical challenges faced by dental professionals when treating vulnerable patient populations, particularly focusing on the oral health needs of the elderly and the complexity of geriatric dentistry.
An atlas detailing plastic and cosmetic surgical techniques for the lip and nose. It addresses deformities of the maxillofacial region, particularly nasolabial deformities, emphasizing the need for clinicians to restore both aesthetics and function in patient care.
A textbook focusing on Clinical Intensive Care Medicine, covering foundational concepts in physiology (cardiovascular, respiratory, and cellular) relevant to the critical care setting.
A foundational guide detailing systematic approaches for differential diagnosis and the implementation of effective diagnostic pathways, based on the filename provided.
Objective Biology resource structured as per NCERT curriculum for NEET and other medical entrance exams. Highlights include over 2500 chapter-wise MCQs and Assertion and Reason type questions for exclusive AIIMS preparation.
Detailed analysis of fluid dynamics in the circulatory system, including laminar and turbulent flow, quantification of vascular resistance (PRU) using Poiseuille's Law, the application of the Law of Laplace to vessel wall tension, and the mechanics of cardiac muscle contraction (isometric vs. isotonic).
A comprehensive textbook focusing on the pathology, diagnosis, and management (including surgical procedures) of diseases affecting the nose, paranasal sinuses, and the skull base.
This book addresses various aspects of recent progress in the development of all types of tumor responsive and site-specific delivery platforms together with the range of related chemistries. It is a timely volume as global research in oncology is moving towards more biochemical signal–based and cell environment–inspired therapeutic strategies. Furthermore, the book emphasizes the need to explore various characterization techniques for specific stimuli-responsive nanoplatforms and toxicological and regulatory aspects.
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