MKSAP 19: medical knowledge self-assessment program. General lnternal Medicine 2

To address the ever-growing role ofgeneralists and the broad and comprehensive spectrum ofillnesses they treat, General Internal Medicine has been expanded into tvvo sections for MKSAP 19. In these pages, you will find updated information on routine care of the healthy patient; patient safety and quality improvement; hospital medicine principles: perioperative medicine; obesity; men's and women's health; eye, ear, nose, mouth, and throat disorders; and dermatologic conditions. The General Internal Medicine 1 section, published in MKSAP 19 Part A, features content on clinical decision making and interpreting the medical literature, medical ethics and professionalism, common symptoms, pain, palliative medicine. common musculoskeletal problems, dyslipidemia, mental and behavioral health, geriatric medicine, and genetics' All of these topics are uniquely focused on the needs of generalists and subspecialists in internal medicine.MKSAP 19 strives to provide the clinical knowledge its learners need to navigate their longitudinal learning paths. MKSAP l9's core content contains essential, newly researched information in 11 subspecialty areas of internal medicine created by dozens of expert generalists and subspecialists. Examinations Examination Questions Outline Examinations, questions, etc Davoren Chick, editor-in-chief." Approved for AMA PRA Category 1 credits available until August 31, 2024. MKSAP 19 contains 2 parts, Part A and Part B - each part consists of a number of individual volumes. 12 volumes : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm + 2 sheets Part A: [v.1] Gastroenterology and hepatology -- [v.2] General internal medicine 1 -- [v.3] Infectious disease -- [v.4] Nephrology -- [v.5] Neurology -- [v.6] Oncology -- Part B: [v.1] Cardiovascular medicine -- [v.2] Endocrinology and metabolism --[v.3] General internal medicine 2 -- [v.4] Hematology -- [v.5] Pulmonary and critical care medicine -- [v. 6] Rheumatology.