Deja Review Emergency Medicine
- London: McGraw Hill Professional, c2007
- 250 pages
Deja Review -- Remember what you already know!
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Deja Review helps you recall important facts you already know. With Deja Review's quick-hit Q&A format, questions and answers appear side-by-side providing a fast way to assess your strengths and weaknesses. Simply cover the answers to test yourself or leave the answers exposed to absorb information right before the exam.
Here's why Deja Review is an unbeatable quick review:
A visual format designed for learning - 2 column format with side-by-side questions and answers Only correct answers are provided - so wrong answers can't stick in your mind on exam day High-yield USMLE essentials are covered Clinical vignettes to prepare you for cases you'll see on the exam Written by students who just aced the exam
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