How should changes in plasma creatinine be interpreted?What is a fractional excretion, and how does measuring it help in clinical practice?Is it helpful to diagnose a triple acid-base disturbance, or is it just a mental exercise?Focusing on the areas that are particularly challenging for trainees, Dr. David Leehey presents 20 of the most perplexing and clinically relevant nephrology questions faced by medical students, residents, and nephrology fellows and attendings. His three decades of teaching experience provide real-world perspective on topics such as complex acid base disturbances, sodium concentration disorders, and the utility of urine anion and osmolal gaps. This concise title is an excellent teaching and learning tool for anyone who needs expert insight on this often-difficult subspecialty of medicine.
- Provides accurate, concise answers to 20 of today’s most difficult questions in nephrology.
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Trade Review
The author has vast teaching experience and has compiled an interesting collection of common questions in nephrology.
The book covers a variety of topics, most of which are difficult for trainees to grasp or which have controversial aspects of management.
The questions ending each chapter greatly enhance the learning potential of each topic
In general, the book is easy to follow and would be ideal for a brief consult month or ambulatory rotation .
"I plan to share this with my colleagues for our nephrology rounds."
Doody's Star Rating ®: 3 stars Score: 78
-Doodys Publishers' Club, Friday, November 11, 2016
