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FCP IV Textbooks
Required Textbooks (One of the following)
Rapid Analysis of Electrocardiograms (3rd editon, 2000)
Stein, E.
In print at Hardin Reserves: RC683.5.E5 S75 2000
Rapid Interpretation of EKG's: An Interactive Course (1st edition, 2000)
In print at Hardin Reserves: RC683.5.E5 D8 2000
Recommended Textbooks
Cecil's Textbook of Medicine (24th edition, 2011)
Goldman, L & Ausiello, D
Ferri's Clinical Advisor: Instant Diagnosis and Treatment (21st edition, 2012)
Ferri, F
Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine (18th edition, 2012)
Fauci, AS et al.
Obstetrics & Gynecology (6th edition, 2010)
Beckmann, CRB et al.
In print at Hardin Course Reserves: RG101.O24 2010
Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination (7th edition, 2011)
In print at Hardin Reserves: FOLIO RC76 .M63 2011
FCP IV Library Handouts
Point of Care Tools
These resources are meant as "point of care" resources. This means they give quick information and overviews for the most part. If you on the little blue circle to the right of the resource, you will see a description.
- DynaMed
- ACP PIER
- First Consult
Great for differential diagnosis questions. - VisualDx
- MedlinePlus
- UptoDate
Journal Article Databases
- PubMedBroad Biomedical Subject Coverage
- CINAHLNursing and Allied Health Database - Good for Clinical & Psychosocial Questions
- PsycINFOPsychology Database - Good for Psychosocial Questions
- ABI/INFORMBusiness Database - Good for Insurance & Health Administration Questions
- Google ScholarOk for interdisciplinary topics, but keep in mind that there are limitations with relevancy ranking and coverage. There's also the issue with personalization of Google.
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Lab Values
- Pocket Guide to Diagnostic Tests Diana Nicoll, Stephen J. McPhee, and Michael Pignone
- UI Department of Pathology Laboratory Services Handbook
- Lab Tests Online
- Delmar's Guide to Laboratory and Diagnostic TestsRick Daniels
- BiliToolAssesses the risks toward the development of hyperbilirubinemia in newborns.

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