[scrubaway010]

Please can anyone suggest a good medical dictionary? I am lost from so many choices out there.

Would appreciate the help, thanks a lot!

[Drysolong]

I like Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary the best.

[Katie82]

Taber's is the Benchmark, should be on your school's required book list.

[scrubaway010]

Thank you ksilty and Drysolong. As per your suggestion I will also ask my instructor.

[WDWpixieRN]

Taber's is supposed to be great...we had Mosby's on our list of required books the first semester, so I've been using that and am happy enough with it.

[dolcebellaluna]

Originally Posted by WDWpixie

Taber's is supposed to be great...we had Mosby's on our list of required books the first semester, so I've been using that and am happy enough with it.

I've got Mosby's too and it's not bad.

[vashtee]

I have Taber's on my PDA, and Miller-Keane in book form (it's a combination encylopedia/dictionary). They are both fine. I really like the Miller Keane for at home... the explanations are a bit more complex than a simple dictionary, but not as lengthy as my text books.