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nursing reference pocket book

Could anyone out there recommend a good nursing reference pocket book (I work on MedSurg/telemetry). I'm wanting fast info on IV drugs, other drugs, basic cares of different diagnoses, foods included in different diets, ect. I would like it to be small enough to fit in jacket pocket. Thanks!

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RNotes and MedSurgNotes are pretty good, and you can write on them in pen and erase it later with an alcohol wipe. Check amazon.com or barnes and noble.. I got mine at B. Dalton

You might consider getting a PDA..I have a Palm and love it. I have the Nursing Constellation software on it, and it's got a drug guide, lab reference, clinical topics reference, clinical calculators, and a ton more stuff that I'm sure would be useful to a nurse (I'm still a student so I only use the basic stuff :D). It's been hugely helpful for me, and it fits in my scrub pocket.

Suggest you go to a Barnes & Nobles or some other bookstore and glance through the different pocket guides to find one that fits your specific needs.

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