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EMERGENCY MEDICINE POCKETBOOKS

A-to-Z EM Pocket Pharmacopoeia & Antibiotic Guide, 5th edition:  Tabular, alphabetic and quick to use with side effects and contraindications for each drug.  Also tables on toxicities organized by side effect, a complete empiric antibiotic guide, procedural sedation, critical care and more 

Emergency Medicine 1-Minute Consult Pocketbook, 5th edition:  Our best selling book with 1-minute consults on every EM topic you can probably think of.  Great to quickly double check key clinical findings, typical tests results, treatment options or disposition decision making.  Chapters include Cardiology, DVT/PE, Derm, ENT, Endocrinology, GI, Heme/Onc, ID, Neuro & Neurosurgery, Ophtho, Peds, OB/GYN, Ortho, Rheum, Tox, Urology, Vascular and more 

8-in-1 Emergency Department Quick Reference, 5th edition:  Eight books in one.  Chapters include History, Physical Exam, EKG, Lab manual, Imaging including point of care ultrasound, Procedures from airway to ingrown toenail, Disposition including aftercare and AMA, Guideline summaries, Risk management and patient satisfaction, surviving Lawsuits, Career guidance, Wellness and more.   

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TOP PEARLS, PITFALLS & MORE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE

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“Good emergency physicians like to be wrong; that’s because they always go looking for trouble.” – Brady Pregerson, MD

“It’s not our patient’s job to prove they are sick.  It’s our job to prove they are not.” – Yaron Ivan, MD

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