Anyone Use This Book?

[ResTech]

Emergency Pathophysiology: Clinical Applications for Pre-hospital Care.

Found this book during a Google search and its looks very well written and easy to understand. Looks like it cuts out the non-sense and gets straight to the point.

http://books.google.com/books?id=xV...zYkfkG&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=6

 

[daedalus]

This book looks like a get up to speed for paramedics trained under the old curriculum. Is this material not in your paramedic text books?

I supplement with Pathophys for dummies and Robbins Pathologic Basis of Disease.

 

[ResTech]

No, its not all in the Brady Paramedic text. I especially like the way this book presents the information. I'll have to check out the two books you mentioned.

 

[8jimi8]

i picked it up for light reading.

i do like the simplistic way that the material is presented. I posted about it here a while ago and no one commented on it, so i suspect it has escaped all the big dogs.

 

[ResTech]

I think I am gonna buy it... I think it will help. I been also looking at this book to for Respiratory.

Principles of Pulmonary Medicine

http://books.google.com/books?id=3e...tilation perfusion mismatch in asthma&pg=PA81

 

[daedalus]

I might buy the pulmonary book as well. I love books.

 

[EMS49393]

Books Rock! If you're a paramedic student, you might think about investing in Tabors Cyclopedia and a good healthcare professionals drug guide for school. They're nice accessory books to have during class.