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| Bratton's 1000 Facts to Help You Pass the Family Medicine Boards |
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Author(s):Robert L Bratton MD
Pages: 208 This book is a high-yield, targeted, rapid review for the American Board of Family Medicine Certification and Recertification Examination and the In-training Examination for Family Medicine Residents. Written in the most distilled, concise format, the book highlights certain crucial facts that are consistently used in the development of Board questions, and that candidates should study thoroughly in the last few weeks before the examination. Bratton's 1000 Facts will help candidates solidify their knowledge base and provide the confidence to perform well on the upcoming examination. It is an ideal companion to Bratton's Family Medicine Board Review. |
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| Family Medicine Self Directed Study Download Version |
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Downloadable in PDF Format
Covers the following topics Cardiology, Pulmonology, Gastroenterology, Infectious Disease, Endocrinology, Dermatology & Pharmacology, Hematology & Oncology, Nephrology, Rheumatology, Radiology & Sports, Psychiatry, Neurology, Surgery, Community Medicine, Pediatrics, Gynecology, Obstetrics, and Potpourri of misc topics. Written in Multiple choice format.
Course attendees receive this product at no cost |
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| Family Medicine Self Directed Study Printed Book Version |
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Bound and Shipped
Covers the following topics Cardiology, Pulmonology, Gastroenterology, Infectious Disease, Endocrinology, Dermatology & Pharmacology, Hematology & Oncology, Nephrology, Rheumatology, Radiology & Sports, Psychiatry, Neurology, Surgery, Community Medicine, Pediatrics, Gynecology, Obstetrics, and Potpourri of misc topics. Written in Multiple choice format.
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Objectives | Methods | | • Increase basic knowledge and clinical skills | • Self-directed study with questions and answers | | • Provide practicing physicians with a review and update | • Question and Answers sessions | | • Prepare candidates to take their family medicine boards | • Seminar with slides and lecture-note syllabus | Back To Top | Faculty * |  | Reid Blackwelder, MD Professor of Family Medicine East Tennessee State University |  | Anjan Batra, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics University of California, Irvine |  | Ajay Gupta Assistant Professor of Neurology Cleveland Clinic Lerner School of Medicine |  | William Bryant, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Texas A&M University |  | Khurrum Qadir, MD Solo Gastroenterologist Valley Gastro, South Carolina |  | Warren Seigel, MD Associate Prof and Chair of Pediatrics State Univ of New York at Brooklyn |  | William Geiger, MD Associate Professor of Family Medicine Medical College of Wisconsin |  | Timothy Lorenzen, MD Attending Ophthalmologist University of South Florida |  | Steven Brown, MD Clinical Assoc Prof of Medicine University of Wisconsin |  | Eric Coris, MD Assoc Prof & Dir. of Sports Med University of South Florida |  | Doris Greenberg, MD Associate Professor of Pediatrics Mercer University |  | Venk Lakshman, MD Consultant Gastroenterologist Carolina Gastroenterology Specialists PLLC | | | Paul Morton, MD, PhD Adjunct Professor of Ob-Gyn University of Texas, San Antonio | | Larry Johnson, MD Associate Professor of Geriatrics University of Arkansas | | | Jack Clifton, II, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Rush Medical College | | David Grinblatt, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine University of Chicago | | | Phillip Zaret, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery The Chicago Medical School | | Brian Krause, MD Assistant Clinical Prof of Psychiatry Michigan State University | | | | | | | | * Not All Faculty Appear at Each Course | | | Back To Top | | | Neurologic | Surgery | Cardiac and Pulmonary | Headache and Dizziness | Acute Abdomen | | ECGs and Arrhythmias | Delirium and Dementia | Breast Diseases | | Anticoagulation Therapy | Stroke and Head Trauma | Trauma Assessment | | Myocardial Infarction | Epilepsy and Parkinson’s | Vascular Problems | | Congestive Failure | Potpourri | Common Eye Problems | Asthma and Emphysema | Sports Injuries | Hand and Office Orthopedics | | Pulmonary Infections | Low Back Pain | Head and Neck Masses | Gastrointestinal | Domestic Violence | Prostate Problems | | Mouth and Esophagus | Elder Abuse and Malnutrition | Obstetrics | | Peptic Ulcers | Impotence and Incontinence | Prenatal Care | | Hepatitis and Cirrhosis | Common Dermatosis | Intrapartum Management | | Gallbladder and Pancreas | Geriatric Pharmacology | Postpartum Complications | | Chronic Bowel Disease | Pediatrics | Gynecology | Infectious and Endocrine | Vaccinations | Gynecologic Infections | | Common Infections | Fever and Infections | Menstrual Disorders | | Otitis and Sinusitis | Vomiting and Diarrhea | Pelvic Pain Evaluation | | AIDS and Other STDs | Seizures and Epilepsy | Contraception and Infertility | | Antibiotic Choices | Allergy and Immunology | Sexual Assault | | Diabetes Mellitus | Pediatric Poisoning | Abnormal Pap Smears | | Thyroid and Parathyroid | Behavioral Pediatrics | Menopause | | Osteoporosis | Adolescent Medicine | Community Medicine | Hematologic and Onc | Pediatric Orthopedics | Preventive Health Care | | Anemia Diagnosis and Rx | Psychiatry | Occupational Medicine | | Bleeding Disorders | Mood and Anxiety Disorders | Environmental Medicine | | Cancer Prevention and Dx | Psychotic Disorders | | Renal and Rheumatic | Alcohol and Drug Abuse | | | Acid-base and Electrolytes | Eating and Sleep Disorders | | | Hypertension & Renal Failure | Sexual Dysfunction | | | Rheumatic Syndromes | Attention Deficit Disorder | | | Arthritis and Fibromyalgia | Geriatric Psychiatry | | | | Psychiatric Emergencies | | Back To Top |
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