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1/01/2012

American Medical Association Complete Guide to Your Children's Health Review

American Medical Association Complete Guide to Your Children's Health
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I have no idea why they don't continue to publish this book anymore. It's the best reference manual for new parents. That book arrived in great condition (better than what seller labeled).

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11/27/2011

Josie's Story: A Mother's Inspiring Crusade to Make Medical Care Safe Review

Josie's Story: A Mother's Inspiring Crusade to Make Medical Care Safe
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Sorrel King knocks it out of the park with this book that deal's with an issue all parents fear. She show's the grief she bears and how she and her family work through it all. And in the process takes on Johns Hopkins Medical Center...and comes out a winner.
This book is a must for every family, hospital and library in America.

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10/29/2011

American Medical Association Family Medical Guide, 4th Edition Review

American Medical Association Family Medical Guide, 4th Edition
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It is no surprise that the latest edition of this excellent consumer reference is better than ever. For those who are newcomers to the power of this authoritative tome, its centerpiece is a series of symptom charts enabling users to conduct the equivalent of a differential self-diagnosis. Charts are available for the most common symptomologies--e.g. coughing, chest pain, abdominal pain, back pain. Through an interrogatory consisting of sequential questions which might be asked by a health professional presented with the symptoms in question, the charts guide the reader to action steps--ranging from reassurance and self-help options to advise to seek medical attention (urgently or in due course as the case may be).
By saving unnecessary visits to the doctor's office or emergency room (thus helping to control medical costs) or spurring the overly complacent to imperative action, the AMA does a great service to the public and the profession by publishing this reference at an extremely affordable price.
The bulk of the book consists of articles regarding various diseases and conditions encompassing symptomology, description diagnostic techniques (tests and such) likely to be employed, treatment options, and the range of expected prognoses--in a nutshell, what do I have, how will they find out, what will they do to treat me, and what's the outlook in terms of cure and survival.
A wealth of reliable, understandable information is readily accessible to the lay person and accompanied by helpful illustrations.
I have relied on this book for years to help me deal intelligently with health matters involving my friends, my family, and myself. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking to empower themselves to be a prudent steward of health and well being.
The update is most welcome, as the dynamic pace of medicine has yielded therapeutic innovations (in particular new pharmaceuticals) that provide much happier endings to many of the disease entries.


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8/28/2011

Child Safety: A Pediatric Guide for Parents, Teachers, Nurses, & Caregivers Review

Child Safety: A Pediatric Guide for Parents, Teachers, Nurses, and Caregivers
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Child Safety is a "must read" for anyone coming in contact with children, be it parents, teachers, daycare workers, boy scout or girls scout leaders, or anyone else working with children. This book is informative on so may levels, be it administering punishment in a constructive way, recognizing behaviors that signal trouble, preventing accidental injuries, and many more subjects. For the Mandated Reporter (daycare workers, teachers, nurses, social workers, law enforcement agents, etc) I would also recommend Recognition of Child Abuse for the Mandated Reporter, Third Edition

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