Chief Resident Pearls
Chief Resident Pearls is a collection of flash cards with high yield pearls from Internal Medicine science. Full version has nearly 1400 “must-know” facts from fifteen medical specialties! These facts were selected based on one the following three criteria:
- frequently used by internal medicine residents; these facts are typically included in resident “survival guides”; electrolyte replacement guidelines or antibiotic choice for common inpatient diagnosis belong to this category;
- life savers: ACLS drug doses, life-threatening side effects of drugs, ventilator management rules;
- morning-report worthy factsThe target audience for Chief Resident Pearls consists of third
- and fourth-year medical students, interns, and junior internal medicine residents. Knowing these pearls eases transition into American medicine for international medical graduates. Senior healthcare professionals may consider Chief Resident Pearls as a tool to refresh their knowledge.CHIEF RESIDENT PEARLS IS A LEARNING TOOL, NOT AN INSTRUCTION FOR PATIENT CARE. The purpose of this software is to facilitate learning of important medical facts, not to advice on patient management.
- frequently used by internal medicine residents; these facts are typically included in resident “survival guides”; electrolyte replacement guidelines or antibiotic choice for common inpatient diagnosis belong to this category;
- life savers: ACLS drug doses, life-threatening side effects of drugs, ventilator management rules;
- morning-report worthy factsThe target audience for Chief Resident Pearls consists of third
- and fourth-year medical students, interns, and junior internal medicine residents. Knowing these pearls eases transition into American medicine for international medical graduates. Senior healthcare professionals may consider Chief Resident Pearls as a tool to refresh their knowledge.CHIEF RESIDENT PEARLS IS A LEARNING TOOL, NOT AN INSTRUCTION FOR PATIENT CARE. The purpose of this software is to facilitate learning of important medical facts, not to advice on patient management.
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Reviews (3)
A. G. u.
Jul 2, 2012
has the usual questions we're asked during ward rounds :-)
Bru. M. P.
Oct 6, 2013
Really great app
Can't choose specific areas of concern....icu vs.cardiology vs. pulmonary. just random flash cards. information is correct, but not very helpful.. not worth the money paid....not even if it was free.