60 pediatrics cases with complete discussions offer the most effective clerkship and USMLE Step 2 review possible Case Pediatrics, 2e presents 60 clinical cases illustrating key points. Each case includes an extended discussion, definition of terms, clinical pearls, and USMLE format review questions. This interactive learning system helps you understand essential concepts instead of memorizing facts.
this series gives more meaning and connection to the medical knowledge
very recommended to read during the rotation days ( not for the exams period , because they a little heavy and contain only certain topics only so they don't cover all what you need )
after every case discussion , there is a questions with explanation > very useful
Very good book to revise for pediatrics through clinical cases. For the theory part of pediatrics it is very good but only good (not very good) to establish a good clinical sense in this specialty.
چندتا کیسش به دردم نخورد ولی تقریبن همه ش مفید بود. ابنکه کلن از سناریو بیمار چیدن پیش میر� تا به چیا تو معاینه دقت کنی و تشخیص و پاراکلینیک و موضوع اون رو هم درس میده و اقدامات خیلی خوبه�.
The peds case files book is decent, but it definitely isn't enough for the shelf exam. It definitely explains bread-and-butter peds cases adequately, but it doesn't cover everything. The clerkship director at my school recommended Nelson's Essentials of Pediatrics, which I read (I'll admit it, I wasn't too thrilled about reading an entire textbook!), and then I aced the shelf. So, anyway, case files is good to carry around on the floors and to read when you have a few minutes here or there, but you'll need another, more complete source to really learn everything you need to know.
A quick review, and handy to carry with you. Read deeper on more common and more complicated topics, do some question bank work, and you will do well on your shelf.
This book helped me prepare for my pediatrics final. It had very helpful and diverse cases that covered the common pediatric presentations that would be encountered in primary care medicine.