First Aid for the Medicine Clerkship, Fourth Edition

A newly revised high yield resource for your medicine clerkship–just what you’d expect from First Aid! The new edition of First Aid for the Medicine Clerkship is a comprehensive, high-yield resource, with an expanded focus on pathophysiology and diagnosis and treatment. It provides you with the foundation you need to excel in their internal medicine clerkship and rotations and to ace the shelf exam and Step 2 CK exam. Designed to facilitate the application of knowledge required for the shelf exam and the USMLE Step 2 CK, First Aid for the Medical Clerkship provides the information required to formulate a diagnostic and treatment plan. This new edition also has brand-new illustrations, photos, and algorithms, presented in a new full-color design. Chock full of useful photos and illustrations NEW: More content on the nuances of diagnostic algorithms (e.g., when to order a test) and medical management (e.g., when to implement a treatment) NEW: Content added on core areas such as ophthalmology, renal and acid-base disorders. and ambulatory medicine NEW: More images, diagrams, and flow charts in a fresh new-full color design Directs students who want to make an impression on rotations to the latest research studies Summary boxes highlight high-yield information needed for exam success

About the Author

Matthew S. Kaufman , MD , is Associate Director, Department of Emergency Medicine at Richmond University Medical Center, in New York City. Latha Ganti , MD, MS , MBA , FACEP , is Director, Center of Innovation at VACO Southeast Specialty Care, Center of Innovation, Orlando VA Medical Center, and Professor of Emergency Medicine at University of Central Florida. Dennis Chang , MD , was the former Associate Division Chief, Division of Hospital Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center and is currently Academic Hospitalist at Washington University School of Medicine. Alfredo J. Mena Lora , MD , FACEP , is Assistant Clerkship Director, Medicine at University of Illinois Chicago and the Internal Medicine Clerkship Director at St. Anthony Hospital.