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Dewey Decimal Number: 615 EAN: 9781930808089 Edition: 33rd ISBN: 1930808089 Label: Antimicrobial Therapy Manufacturer: Antimicrobial Therapy Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 150 Publication Date: April 15, 2003 Publisher: Antimicrobial Therapy Studio: Antimicrobial Therapy Editorial Review: Product Description: Oregon Health Sciences Univ., Portland. Annual pocket-sized reference covers antimicrobial spectra, initial choice of antimicrobial therapy, biological weapons, dosage and side effects, and anti-parasitic agents. Contains new information in antifungals and antivirals, drug doses in organ failure, renal insufficiency, and hepatic insufficiency. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - The Sanford "Gilbert" GuideAs a family practice resident, I have found Sanford guide indispensible since my very first student wards rotation. Yes, it does take some getting used to, but if you take the time to explore its options and organization you will find it the best antimicrobial guide around. The only two books I carry every single day in my pocket are Sanford guide and Tarascon Pharmacopeia. Rating: - Guide for all members in the medical fieldsThis pocket book is updated yearly. It contains current informations about the management of infectious diseases and antimicrobials. This book is easy to use if you have been adapt to its arrangement. Men who are engaged in medical service, whether or not you are specialists of infectious diseases, should get a book like this one. Rating: - Guide for all members in the medical fieldsThis pocket book is updated yearly. It contains current informations about the management of infectious diseases and antimicrobials. This book is easy to use if you have been adapt to its arrangement. Men who are engaged in medical service, whether or not you are specialists of infectious diseases, should get a book like this one. Rating: - Excellent guide, somewhat difficult to get used toThe Sanford Guide is a well-known pocket guide that every medical professional should have, from third year medical students on up. It is concise and easy to carry around. My only complaint is that its use is not entirely intuitive and takes time to get used to. It updates yearly so it's guaranteed to be current, but that also means you must buy a new one yearly. It is too bad you cannot order the protective plastic cover with it via Amazon. |
