This book provides a comprehensive review of nongynecological cytology including cytomorphology, pitfalls, and ancillary testing. The material is presented for board review and self-assessment.
This must-have resource delivers nursing-focused, evidence-based drug monographs for 3,692 generic, brand-name, and combination drugs. It is designed to prevent medication errors and provide optimal patient care. Key features include a tabbed, alphabetical organization, 27 monographs of just-approved drugs in a "New Drugs" section, a pill guide insert with full-color photos, and introductory chapters on drug actions, safe administration, and therapeutic classifications.
A textbook focusing on the methods, practices, and principles of prevention within the context of professional clinical oral health care and dental hygiene.
A comprehensive evidence-based reference on regenerative approaches in dentistry, focusing on current clinical applications and future potentials. It provides information for clinicians and scientists on various therapeutic modalities used in the reconstruction of hard and soft tissues in the maxillofacial region.
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Based around the core curriculum for specialist trainees,...
A comprehensive textbook covering fundamental concepts and clinical applications in medical microbiology and immunology, including bacteriology, virology, parasitology, and host immune responses.
A practical guide providing protocols for dental practitioners and students regarding the efficient and successful handling of dental trauma in children and older patients.
A focused anatomical atlas detailing the osseous, cartilaginous, muscular, and vascular structures of the nose, crucial for planning and executing complex rhinologic and plastic surgical procedures.
A comprehensive guideline providing evidence-based prescribing recommendations for managing mental health conditions in patients suffering from co-existing physical illnesses.
This book provides a comprehensive explanation of the field of psychiatry for the interested reader. It explores the historical development of modern psychiatry, covering its origins in institutions, the discovery of the unconscious, the impact of war, and the shift to community care. It also addresses crucial contemporary controversies, including psychiatry's legitimacy, trustworthiness, legal involvement, the medicalization of everyday life, and the future role of neuroscience.
