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Unique Step-By-Step Approach To Lab Test Interpretation
A healthcare favorite since 2000, the Clinician's Guide to Laboratory Medicine has been widely used by over 50,000 physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners across the world.
It is the only book that walks you from abnormal lab test to diagnosis through a series of steps. Step 1... Step 2... Step 3... These are step-by-step approaches not available elsewhere. Along with these unique approaches are hundreds of differential diagnoses, tables, boxes, and algorithms, all designed to answer your lab test questions in a flash.
This concise, organized guide fits easily in a coat pocket, providing you with the tools necessary to tackle even the most challenging lab tests. See why so many consider it a "must-have" book.
Testimonials
Learn how errors in lab test selection and interpretation can affect patient care.
Visit our blog for the latest news on lab test interpretation. Recent topics include testing for C. difficile and use of hemoglobin A1c for screening and diagnosis of diabetes mellitus.
A healthcare favorite since 2000, the Clinician's Guide to Laboratory Medicine has been widely used by over 50,000 physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners across the world.
It is the only book that walks you from abnormal lab test to diagnosis through a series of steps. Step 1... Step 2... Step 3... These are step-by-step approaches not available elsewhere. Along with these unique approaches are hundreds of differential diagnoses, tables, boxes, and algorithms, all designed to answer your lab test questions in a flash.
This concise, organized guide fits easily in a coat pocket, providing you with the tools necessary to tackle even the most challenging lab tests. See why so many consider it a "must-have" book.
Testimonials
Learn how errors in lab test selection and interpretation can affect patient care.
Visit our blog for the latest news on lab test interpretation. Recent topics include testing for C. difficile and use of hemoglobin A1c for screening and diagnosis of diabetes mellitus.
