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Maxwell Quick Medical Reference (Maxwell, Quick Medical Reference Maxwell, Quick Medical Refe)

The Maxwell Quick Medical Reference is a best-selling pocket guide that includes essential information used in everyday medical practice.

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Laminated front and back covers, cardstock paper, and plastic spiral binding make the book durable day-in and day-out.

Color-coded pages group the information by topic and make it quickly accessible.

Shirt pocket size allows it to go anywhere - the wards, E.R., O.R., or clinic.

This inexpensive pocket guide will save you time at work and make you look good in the process..

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Author: Robert W. Maxwell

Publisher: Maxwell Pub Co

Date: May. 15, 2006

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