Deja Review Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2nd Edition 2nd Edition

Great review for the shelf. The active learning Q and A format of deja review is a homerun for doing well on the shelf

I just got this book and started using it to review for Nurse Practitioner Certification. I wish I had known about this book a year ago. Would have saved me many hand cramps from writing out my own notecards. This is a well organized, well structured book. I'm sure I'll still reference it during my practice. My only "complaint" is that even thought it lists treatments, it doesn't list any dosage. Just the name of the medication. That's okay. I'll write in the dosage. Sometimes just knowing the med is the majority of the battle. I guess they didn't want to list dosages because some meds are weight based, but there are standard dosages from some situations. Oh well. I'm still quite pleased. Ending buying almost the entire series.

Strongly recommend any PA/Med/NP student buy this book while you are studying for your OBGYN end of rotation exam. Clear, concise, includes buzzwords, etc. Using this line of books increased my test scores by a full letter grade.

Life saver and game changer for my OB/GYN NP rotation.

It came 2 days before schedule so I was happy with the sender along with the other book I asked for. It's really a lot of pages of information for you step 2ck review I would not recommend reading it as a last minute resource. I would encourage you to read it in your OBGN rotation or for your class because there is good retention after reading it. Also recommend that you supplement it with patient practice or videos to develop more clinical skills.

I have lots of the Deja Review titles because they are great for getting a good foundation before diving into detailed lectures or textbooks. This one, however, proved a little more challenging to trudge through because it often had too much detail. Overall a good book, but I'm still looking for something that focuses on the high points a little more.

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This is a good book to use during rotations/clinicals. There are a lot of mistakes (i.e. pruritis vs. pruritus) which can make you question the accuracy of the information but overall it is a good reference and easy to use.