Emergency Pathophysiology Discussion

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Comment by Tim Ward on July 20, 2009 at 10:52pm

Thanks for the help guys and sorry for not responding faster. Starting medic scjool in the fall at Hocking college so I will have to put off any extra reading dor awhile.

Comment by Klint Kloepping on June 4, 2009 at 6:49am

TIM, Pathophysiology books by mosby or brady are good. If you are interested mainly in Emergency Pathophysiology then search Barnes and Noble or Amazon for Emergency Pathophysiology books. I have read from both Mosby's and Brady's versions of these books and have found them extremely helpful. Brady seems to break it down a bit more if that helps you out any. Hope that helps you and have fun looking for the right book. KLINT K.

Comment by Dewayne on May 11, 2009 at 6:02pm

Since I travel a lot and must pack light, I use MedScape on the net. It is an excellent resource for all things medicine. I really like the cont ed pieces. They are for doctors and PAs, but you can still participate.

Comment by Tim Ward on May 10, 2009 at 6:13pm

I new to this and very interested in the pathophysiology. Any recommendations on books that I could be reading.

Comment by Colorado Medic on February 17, 2009 at 1:28pm

My apologies for taking so long to get more info posted. Ive started the research, so far it does appear that there is already some contraindications as to the administration of anticoagulants. Ill post a paper soon.