Quick Book(s) question?

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Hello to all:D

I would like to get some good medical reference books that I will keep long after school and I thought I would get some opions of what would be good to get.

ex..

Medical Dictionary - "Dorlands illustrated Medical Dictionary"...

Anatomy -"Grays"...

etc..

I know there are some really good ones out there.:)

In addition where are some good places to purchase them?:cool:

Thanks in advance:kiss

Mr. L

Ortho_RN

1,037 Posts

I dont really know what to tell you except I think Gray's anatomy is a lil too much for us nursing students... I think it leans a lil more for the Dr area...

beaRNwhenIgroUP

131 Posts

Mr. L

we use the Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary - 19th edition(it has never let me down)...not very portable though...anyhow, i might goto http://www.barnesandnoble.com, many of the books are reviewd by customers and their system comes up w/ stuff like "other cutomers that bought this book also purchased...." then you can look at that book & read reviews... good luck.

Sarah

Mkue

1,827 Posts

Mosby's Medical Nursing and Allied Health, I have the 5th edition, kind of big, but very nice outstanding dictionary

ISBN-0-8151-4800-3

Love-A-Nurse

3,932 Posts

Specializes in LTC, ER, ICU,.

i also have the 19th edition of taber's cyclopedic medical dictionary. i would also keep my fundamentals, pharmacology, and medical surgical text books

Mkue

1,827 Posts

originally posted by lpn,future, rn

i also have the 19th edition of taber's cyclopedic medical dictionary. i would also keep my fundamentals, pharmacology, and medical surgical text books

i agree stephany !:cool:

Mr. L

22 Posts

Thank all of you this is a great start. I'll check them out.

Mr. L

Mkue

1,827 Posts

Mr. L, I have heard of "Grays", good choice.

I purchase most of my books online.

Good Luck !

paula4ms

40 Posts

Mr. L

The great thing about Tabors is that it also has symptoms, treatment, prognosis, and nursing implications listed. And in the Appendix, it covers nursing diagnosis. It's a great help for care plans and prep sheets (we were required to these on our patients every week).

adrienurse, LPN

1,275 Posts

Grays Anatomy is an old book. You can probably get a beautiful copy used. I myself inherited mine from my Grandfather the Xray technician.

essarge

1,250 Posts

I purchase ALLOT of my reference books, medical computer programs etc from lww.com, that is lippincott's site. If you don't have the money right away, they will bill you.

Hope this helps!:cool:

Mr. L

22 Posts

Wow! The response so far is great!!!!.........

I will probably make my purchases online also, seems much cheaper.............

Mr. L

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