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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
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).
Mr. L
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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?
Thanks in advance:kiss
Mr. L