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Dr. Brenner came to UCI in 1987 from after a fellowship in critical care medicine at the National Institutes of Health. He completed a fellowhip in pulmonary medicine at UCI, and joined the full time faculty in 1988. Previously, Brenner had trained at UC San Diego in internal medicine.
Specialties: Pulmonary Medicine (Lung/Respiratory)
Board Certifications: American Board of Internal Medicine
Medical School Education: UC San Diego
Internship: UC San Diego; Internal Medicine
Residency: UC San Diego; Internal Medicine --This text refers to the CD-ROM edition.
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This review is from: Current Clinical Strategies Critical Care Medicine (CD-ROM for Windows & Macintosh) (CD-ROM)
This book saved my life during my ICU rotation. It is an essential book for the critical care unit. It contains admitting orders and things that you need to think about for all of the common pediatric complaints and it fits easily in a lab coat pocket. I can't live without mine.
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ICU rotation can always be intimidating for residents, especially the first one. Most of us start searching for a source to read as anxiety builds up. Everybody suggests Marino's "The ICU Book", which is OK, but needs time and it is not well balanced. This small book is a great source. You can quickly read it and refresh your knowledge before starting your rotation. During the rotation, you will be able to quickly review the topic and make sure you are not missing anything. I would highly recommend it.
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This review is from: Critical Care Medicine, 2005 Edition (Paperback)
fits nicely into your lab coat. very handy for those 1-2 second glances when you need to confirm some issues in the ICU. Of course this isn't a textbook which will tell you everything but a very helpful guide to be carrying along as a med student or junior resident rotating in the icu or internal medicine rotation. good bang for your buck
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- Could It Be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses by Sally M. Pacholok RN on page 112
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