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Old 05-06-2008, 03:20 PM
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First Aid for the Wards is good to read/skim before you start your clinicals. I just read it in the bookstore.

First Aid for Step II is not detailed or comprehensive enough for you to use on the wards as a reference. Nor does it discuss management very thoroughly. It's primary use is for board review, however, barely used it for Step II because I didn't think it had everything I needed.
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Old 05-06-2008, 03:45 PM
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First Aid for the Wards is good to read/skim before you start your clinicals. I just read it in the bookstore.

First Aid for Step II is not detailed or comprehensive enough for you to use on the wards as a reference. Nor does it discuss management very thoroughly. It's primary use is for board review, however, barely used it for Step II because I didn't think it had everything I needed.
no i meant first aid for the clerkships series. here's an example of the surgery book. Amazon.com: First Aid for the Surgery Clerkship (First Aid Series): Latha Stead,S. Matthew Stead,Matthew S. Kaufman: Books


are these any good? has anyone used these?
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i only have heard FA psych is ok, rest noone even bother
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OH, um, I didn't even know they made those. So I can't comment.
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