College of Osteopathic Medicine: Rotations: TUC Library Board Review eResources

Study Tools from AccessMedicine

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Generate multiple choice quizzes from the resources below:

• Review Questions from the Lange Educational Library.
  • Anatomy
  • Biochemistry
  • Epidemiology & Biostatistics
  • Family Medicine
  • Histology & Cell Biology
  • Internal Medicine
  • Microbiology
  • Neuroanatomy
  • Obstetrics
  • Occupational & Environmental Medicine
  • Pathology
  • Pharmacology
  • Physical Exam & Patient Communication
  • Physiology
  • Surgery
• Flashcards - create a free AccessMedicine account to access flashcards ; accessible with mobile devices
  Flashcard content comes from the following resources:
  • CURRENT Medical Diagnosis & Treatment (CMDT), 2e
  • Pathophysiology of Disease
  • The Big Picture: Medical Physiology
  • DeGowin's Diagnostic Examination
  • Biochemistry and Genetics
  • Microbiology & Infectious Disease
  • Pathology
  • Pharmacology

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Exam Master OnLine

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See the instructions for creating an account at this link: https://www.exammaster.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Self-Registration-Instructions-for-Exam-Master-OnLine.pdf 

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-- Biomedical Sciences Review for

-- Full-length practice exams and Board Prep for:

• • USMLE Step 1
  • USMLE Step 2 CK

From the LANGE Case Files series, cases and questions covering :

• Anatomy (6 cases)
• Biochemistry (6 cases)
• Microbiology (6 cases)
• Neurology (15 cases)
• Neuroscience (6 cases)
• Pathology (6 cases)
• Pharmacology (6 cases)
• Physiology (6 cases)

Acid Base Disturbances - 58 clinical scenarios

Clinical Neuroanatomy Cases - 27 cases from Waxman's Clinical Neuroanatomy

Harrison's Fluid/Electrolyte & Acid-Base Cases - From Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 9 cases

Microbiology Cases - 22 clinical cases in 11 modules - Central Nervous System, Respiratory, Heart, Abdomen, Urinary Tract, Bone & Soft Tissue, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Infections, HIV-1 & AIDS, Infections in Transplant Patients, Biological Warfare & Terrorism.

Pathophysiology Cases - More than 20 case studies from Pathophysiology of Disease : an introduction to clinical medicine.

Resident Readiness : Internal Medicine - inpatient, outpatient, transitions of care - 65 cases

Vanderbilt Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Curriculum - case-based curriculum for adults and children in the outpatient setting

See guides and short tutorials for AccessMedicine modules at this link.

Case Files Collection - McGraw Hill

Has more cases than the LANGE Case Files Series

* title not in LANGE Case Files Series

Basic Sciences Cases

• Anatomy (58 cases)
• Biochemistry (53 cases)
• Anesthesiology (53 cases)
• Microbiology (54 cases)
• Neuroscience (49 cases)
• Pathology (50 cases)
• Pharmacology (56 cases)
• Physiology (51 cases)

Clinical Rotations Cases

• Anesthesiology (53 cases)
• Cardiology* (30 cases)
• Critical Care* (42 cases)
• Emergency Medicine (58 cases)
• Family Medicine (60 cases)
• Geriatrics* (40 cases)
• Gynecologic Surgery* (40 cases)
• High-Risk Obstetrics* (44 cases)
• Internal Medicine (60 cases)
• Medical Ethics & Professionalism* (36 cases)
• Neurology (54 cases)
• Obstetrics & Gynecology (60 cases)
• Pediatrics (60 cases)
• Psychiatry (60 cases)
• Surgery (56 cases)

Post-Graduate Cases

• Anesthesiology (53 cases)
• Cardiology* (30 cases)
• Critical Care* (42 cases)
• Geriatrics* (40 cases)
• Medical Ethics & Professionalism* (36 cases)
• Orthopaedic Surgery* (45 cases)