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9/15/2012

Saunders Manual of Clinical Laboratory Science Review

Saunders Manual of Clinical Laboratory Science
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I feel like this book is one of the classics in LAboratory Science. It provides the most basic information you need to know to get you to understand. Very nice. I enjoyed reading it.

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5/10/2012

The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, 18th Edition Review

The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy, 18th Edition
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Dubbed the Bible of Medicine, the Merck manual is a book condensed enough to cover all the major aspects of of medicine in a text written that even though is targeted towards health care practitioners, can also be used by that layman. Written first at the end of the 19th century, the manual covers nearly most of everything in the medical field. From why epilepsy occurs to that dreadful itchy rash, the topics are concise, up to the point and easy to understand. Even though a home edition exists, the black book can be used by educated people to know anything they would like to know, with the exception of surgery.
The book is divided into an alphabetical scheme, where all the topics are featured in that order. However that can be confusing as such since the subtopics are not arranged that way. Case in point, if you wanted to search for Candidiasis of the skin, you should not search under C, but S for skin disorders and then follow things through. This can be confusing at first, but then again, this is not an encyclopedia or dictionary of medical terms. The great thing about the book is the way everything is covered in the basic schema of background, signs and symptoms and then therapy. This helps people understand the topic in the right sense and actually makes it stick to your mind for a long time. The book is also good enough to mention the doses of the drugs used to treat an ailment.
No medical clinician should be out there practicing without the Merck Manual on his desk. This is a quick reference that is essential in the day of evidence based medicine and where the patient is educated enough to be a part of his or her treatment plan and not just the silent recepient. The book can be found in the hard copy format and is available for the PALM, which makes it the best reference carried in a doctor's pocket.
Very Highly Recommended!!!

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12/27/2011

Medical Laboratory Management and Supervision Review

Medical Laboratory Management and Supervision
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I purchased the first edition years ago when I was preparing for the old NCA Clinical Lab Director certification exam. It served well for that purpose but I also found that it was frequently useful as a reference in my day to day practice. Later I sat for ASCP DLM certification and again, this was just about the only reference I needed in reviewing for the exam. I have recommended this book to others many times since its publication and was delighted to see that a second edition was available. The second edition is updated significantly and lives up to the legacy from the first edition. I highly recommend this very useful resource to anybody currently in a laboratory management position or to anybody who aspires to such a position.

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