Carol Rivers' Preparing for the Oral Exam in Emergency Medicine - Includes Text & Digital Audio Files
Rivers' Preparing for the Oral Board Exam
Prepare to confidently pass your Virtual Oral Board exam!
Downloadable PDFs
Case Management Topics, Case Studies, Scenarios
Structured Interviews
Downloadable MP3 Files
Simulated Encounters
Prepare to confidently pass your Virtual Oral Board exam with the Rivers’ Preparing for the Oral Board Exam text and audio package.
Textbook Features (PDF Files Downloadable upon purchase)
- Access to PDF files divided into Case Management Topics, Case Studies & Scenarios.
- Includes 10 scenarios! Great for practicing the exam by yourself or with a partner.
- Proven systematic approach to enhance your exam performance.
- Focuses on the essentials of quality patient care.
- Management Topics provide a focused review of cases commonly included on the exam.
- Case Studies are included for practice, critique, and mock interaction.
- Case Studies Checklist to assist in case management strategy.
- Includes 3 structured interviews.
Audio Features (MP3 Files Downloadable upon purchase)
- Learn and practice decision making through simulated encounters.
- A thorough analysis of each case offers a step-by-step approach
- Provides additional instruction on case strategies.
- Featured topics include Major Trauma, Cardiopulmonary, Substance Abuse, Toxicology, Pediatric Emergencies and Acid-Base Disorder.
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