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| Title | Ready Reckoner in Medicine: Quick-Reference Guide for Physicians and PG Medical Students | Symptom-Based Approach Covering Cardiology, Nephrology, Endocrinology and Infectious Diseases: 1 |
| Author | KK Pareek, Girish Mathur, Ashutosh Chaturvedi, & 0 More |
| ISBN-13 | 9789372027341 |
| Publication | Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers |
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Ready Reckoner in Medicine is a concise, point-of-care ready reckoner designed to serve as a quick-reference guide in Internal Medicine, enabling healthcare professionals to make timely, evidence-based clinical decisions in both routine and emergency practice. Built for bedside use, outpatient departments, emergency rooms and exam revision alike, it packs essential internal medicine topics into a quick-reference format with high-yield facts, algorithms and tables for rapid decision-making. Across 266 chapters and 1292 pages, the book opens with a symptom-first 'Approach to Signs and Symptoms' section (fever of unknown origin, weight loss, pallor, lymphadenopathy, hiccups, edema) before moving into systems-based sections covering virtually every major internal medicine subspecialty: cardiovascular disease, nephrology and electrolyte/acid-base disorders, diabetes and endocrinology, infectious diseases (including COVID-19, dengue, meningitis, rabies), and pulmonary disease (asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease, bronchiectasis), among others, with each condition given its own dedicated chapter. The differential-diagnosis-led, symptom-first structure emphasizes diagnostic clues, differential diagnoses and first-line management, making it a genuinely dual-purpose resource: a fast bedside/OPD/ER reference for busy clinicians and a structured revision tool for postgraduates, interns and final-year medical students. Contributors are reputed experts in their respective fields, with a chapter-per-condition format spanning nearly every subspecialty of internal medicine. Who This Book Is For: Postgraduate Medical Students: a systems-and-symptom-based companion covering the internal medicine curriculum chapter by chapter for study and exam revision. Medical Interns and Residents: a fast, point-of-care reference for diagnostic clues and first-line management during ward, OPD and emergency rotations. Final Year MBBS Students: a high-yield revision resource structured around common presenting symptoms and their systematic workup. Physicians: a quick-reference desk companion for timely, evidence-based decisions in busy clinical practice. Why This Book Helps: Structures a vast subject by symptom first: the opening 'Approach to...' chapters teach differential-diagnosis thinking before diving into systems-based detail. Speeds up bedside and OPD decisions: high-yield facts, algorithms and tables are built specifically for rapid point-of-care use, not exhaustive reading. Covers nearly every subspecialty in one volume: cardiology, nephrology, endocrinology/diabetes, infectious disease, pulmonology and more are all addressed with dedicated chapters. Serves emergency and routine care alike: designed explicitly for use in bedside, OPD and emergency-room settings, not just planned consultations. Doubles as an exam-revision tool: the same content that supports clinical decision-making also structures efficient revision for postgraduate and university exams. Key Features: 266 chapters across 1292 pages, spanning nearly every internal medicine subspecialty in a chapter-per-condition format. Symptom-first 'Approach to Signs and Symptoms' opening section teaching differential-diagnosis reasoning. High-yield algorithms and tables built for rapid bedside, OPD and emergency-room decision-making. Dedicated infectious-disease chapters covering current conditions including COVID-19, dengue spectrum illness, meningitis and rabies. Authored by a large panel of reputed internal medicine experts, near one contributor set per chapter/topic.
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