Neonatology Case-Based Review (1st Edition)

Neonatology Case-Based Review, 1st Edition
By Dara Brodsky, MD, and Elizabeth G. Doherty, MD

Neonatology Case-Based Review is an essential resource designed to bridge the gap in neonatology education for pediatric residents. As neonatology rotations are often brief, yet involve the care of preterm and critically ill infants, this book provides a focused, case-based approach to mastering the complexities of this challenging subspecialty.

This comprehensive review features 112 case-based multiple-choice questions, each mapped to the American Board of Pediatrics Content Specifications, ensuring alignment with the key concepts, diagnoses, and therapies that residents need to understand. It serves as an invaluable tool for residents entering their neonatology rotation and as a robust study aid when preparing for the boards.

Key features include:

• Case-Based Learning: Real-world cases offer practical insights and prepare residents for the variety of scenarios they may encounter during their rotations and on their board exams.
• Comprehensive Coverage: The review addresses crucial topics in neonatology, filling the educational gap left by limited clinical exposure during short rotations.
• Detailed Rationales: Each answer is accompanied by a thorough explanation, making this review not only a study tool but also a teaching guide that attendings can use to facilitate learning.
• Board Preparation: Specifically tailored to meet the needs of pediatric residents, this review aligns with board content specifications, helping residents build a solid foundation in neonatology.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for residents beginning their neonatology rotation, as well as for those studying for the boards, this review is also a valuable resource for attendings seeking effective ways to teach key concepts.

Neonatology Case-Based Review is the perfect companion for any pediatric resident looking to deepen their understanding of neonatology and succeed in their board exams.