The critically ill pregnant woman presents a unique challenge to the clinician. The patient's disease, as well as any potential therapy, simultaneously affects two individuals with vastly different physiologies. While retaining its clinical orientation, this book has been completely revised and includes many new chapters. The management protocols in each clinical chapter emphasize its practical approach.

Critical Care Obstetrics

Steven L. Clark

Medical Books

Medical Economics Books

As Thomas Stern points out in his forward to the first edition of this book, the primary care physician is the "front-line cardiologist" and it is crucial that these doctors be proficient in ECG interpretation. Drs. Grauer and Curry have revised their popular Clinical Electrocardiology, a problem-solving, clinically-oriented, practical guide to the interpretation of 12-lead ECGs directed toward the non-specialist. This book includes normal variants that commonly enter into the diagnosis as well as technical mishaps. The reader becomes used to recognizing the types of dilemmas that the practising clinician is confronted with daily. Case studies correlate serial ECGs and clinical findings. The self-testing approach maximizes learning for the reader.

Clinical Electrocardiography: A Primary Care Approach

GRAUER, KEN

Curry, R. W.

Rape: Helping the Victim : A Treatment Manual

Politics & Social Sciences

Halpern, Susan

Social Sciences

Spanish English Handbook

Howell, G.

Fundamentals of Infection Control: An In-Service Orientation Program

Craig, Charles P.

Human Diseases in Color

Smith, Chandler

Complete survey of the history of the first profession that not only opened its doors to women, but was also largely created by them.  Starting as far back as medieval times, with the role of nuns as nurses in feudal communities, the book contains fascinating stories of courage and single-minded determination, epitomized in very different ways by such figures as Florence Nightingale and Edith Cavell.It charts the fight the first women nurses waged against bigotry and prejudice, and how they overcame the popular notion of a nurse as a gin-soaked Mrs. Gamp, both in fact and in the fictional portrait by Charles Dickens.

Ministering Angels

BINGHAM, Stella

Estate Planning Strategies for Physicians

Farber, Lawrence

Business & Money

ABC's of investing your retirement funds

Hardy, C. Colburn

Manual of Operating-Room Management

Cordner, Jacqueline Willingham

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Medical Economics Books publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Medical Economics Books