Murtagh's Practice Tips

John Murtagh is almost synonyms with general practice. This great clinician, doctor, and teacher has written many books for general practice/family medicine trainees. Usefulness of his books are not limitetd general practitioners who are sitting for professional exams but they are more helpful in your day-today clinical practice.

This book on Practice tips has been written with general practitioner in mind. It explains most of the procedures that you have to do in primary care settings.

Murtagh's Practice Tips is the trusted resource that provides tips for GPs and other medical practitioners drawn from John Murtagh's extensive experience in practice. It is the essential guide for tried-and-tested approaches to treatment and improvisation methods, using convenient tools and readily available equipment to treat patients as effectively as possible.

Content throughout the resource has been updated for this seventh edition, providing essential information and step-by-step instructions on how to deal with conditions encountered by GPs around the world in everyday practice.

New and updated content includes:

• Wounds and suturing
• Dressings for burns
• Lost fillings and crowns
• CPR in children
• Nasal irrigation
• Eustachian tube dsyfunction and glue ear.

Written with the busy practitioner in mind, this latest edition describes techniques using common terminology to suit practitioners at all levels of experience. More than 450 detailed illustrations, including some new and revised, supplement the text.

This book was priced around 44 USD in online book stores. I recommend this book for all the general practitioners.