Memorizing Medical Coding Mnemonics

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This book takes a unique approach to 'learning medicine' in a manner that places primary emphasis on recall. Drawing upon well-established psychological principles, it uses a broad range of strategies to maximize the ability of the reader to recollect large swathes of information at a later date. The result is an original and refreshing book in which no two pages are quite alike, and where facts are presented in a hierarchical fashion so that essential features of each condition or symptom can be grasped immediately, while finer points are given in more detailed reading.

Ever read up on a subject in a medical textbook, remembered it well immediately after, but several weeks later had great difficulty in recalling anything about it? Or, when treating a patient with an asthma attack, you wondered, 'Have I missed something important?' Memorizing Medicine aims to address these commonly experienced sentiments by rewriti

Mnemonics have been around for years. They have been shown to be an extremely useful aid in learning the details of medicine, especially when there are "lists of key causes" to remember. These lists are often on written and clinical exams and medical board tests, so it is incumbent on the student to know them well. After a while, the use of mnemonics will become easy.The sheer volume of facts to learn and memorize in the study of Medicine can be daunting. I have been teaching clinical adult medicine to students for over 30 years (Medical, Physician Assistant, and Nursing) and it is not unusual for us to deal with 25 different diagnoses while on daily hospital rounds. I teach the students the importance of having a "differential diagnosis" of a medical problem at their fingertips.When students repeat lists of medical problems and their causes over and over, this is an example of memorizing by rote. This book helps solve the problem of mountains of information and rote memorizing. One of the ways of remembering the large volume of medical facts is through knowing mnemonics. In this book, I have developed over 200 "easy to recall" mnemonics and other pearls that will aid the student grasp important lists of differential diagnoses concerning common medical problems. I have chosen the most common internal medicine problems in 12 main categories.

Mnemonics for Medicine is an extraordinary 8.5 x 11 medical workbook containing over 200 mnemonics and other practical charts for learning Adult Internal Medicine. It is a "must" for your medical library, great for clinical rounds and studying for National Boards at any level. The sheer volume of facts to learn and memorize in the study of Medicine can be daunting. Dr. Gullberg is an Adjunct Clinical Professor in Medicine and has been teaching clinical adult medicine to students for over 30 years (to Medical, Physician Assistant, and Nursing students) and it is not unusual for him to deal with 25 different medical diagnoses while on daily hospital rounds. Winner of numerous Preceptor of the Year awards, he teaches students the importance of having a "differential diagnosis" of a medical problem at their fingertips. This book helps solve the problem of mountains of information and rote memorizing through using mnemonics. He has chosen the most common internal medicine problems in 12 main categories. Each mnemonic has an associated picture which will help you to visually engrain it in your mind. A point is included with the mnemonic for 'key point' emphasis. He has included his "Triples, Tetrads, and Pentads" and other charts to help review the numerous 'pearls of medicine.' This book is a huge help to learn the differential diagnoses for everyday medical problems both in the clinic and in the hospital.

This book takes an original approach to applying well-established psychological techniques in memory enhancement to the contents of standard medical text-books. Using a wide variety of techniques including chunking, acronyms, tree-diagrams and pictures, it is packed full of information on all aspects of the medical undergraduate syllabus.

A medical and health science student's guide to quickly and easily remembering the hundreds of medical and common word parts used to create thousands of the terms in a medical dictionary using simple