The Reference Stack. As I begin packing my belongings for my move for the third year clerkship, I have to decide what resources to take with me. At the moment, these are most of the hard copy books I have available to me. In order from left to...

The Reference Stack.

As I begin packing my belongings for my move for the third year clerkship, I have to decide what resources to take with me. At the moment, these are most of the hard copy books I have available to me. In order from left to right:

  • SOAP for Family Medicine. Maldonado and Zuniga
  • SOAP for Emergency Medicine. Bond and Uzelac
  • SOAP for Internal Medicine. Uzelac, Moon, and Badillo
  • Essentials of Clinical Examination Handbook. Lincoln et al. 
  • Pocket Medicine. Sabatine
  • On Call, Principles and Protocols. Ruedy
  • Therapeutic Choices. Grey
  • Pathology of Heart Disease. Lilly
  • Cardiovascular Physiology. Courneya and Parker
  • Renal Physiology. Koeppen and Stanton
  • Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases. Blumenfeld
  • Medical Microbiology. Brooks et al. 
  • Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple. Gladwin and Trattler
  • Netter’s Essential Histology. Ovalle and Nahirney 
  • Gray’s Anatomy for Student. Drake, Vogl and Mitchell
  • Gray’s Atlas of Anatomy. Drake et al.
  • Robbins and Cotran’s Pathologic Basis of Disease. Kumar et al.
  • Medical Physiology. Boron and Boulpaep
  • Drug Information Reference. Cadario and Leathem
  • Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties. Repchinsky
  • Toronto Notes. Chen and Tran
  • Bate’s Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking. Bickley

For the medical students, what books do you use and what have you found most useful in your clerkship? Leave a comment below.

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