800 QAndAs to help you ace the ABA exam . . "Pain Medicine: McGraw-Hill Specialty Review" is the perfect way to prepare for the American Board of Anesthesiology exam. You'll find 800 ABA-style practice questions and detailed answers, with the number of questions per topic weighted to mimic the exam. You'll also find this to be an outstanding review for the mandatory ten year recertification. . . .
Table of Contents
1. Anatomy and physiology and pathophysiology 2. Pharmacology 3. Examination and testing 4. Body regions 5. Diagnosis of pain states 6. Treatment(medical and surgical) 7. Physical medicine techniques 8. Disability, compensations and rehabilitation 9. Behavioral medicine 10. Painful conditions 11. Pain in special populations 12. Ethics 13. Medical documentation in pain Apprendices: Practice Examinations; Anatomical Pathways; DEA Schedule of Drugs References
Author Biography
Dr. Chopra is assistant professor of anesthesiology at Boston University School of Medicine. He trained in anesthesia, with a fellowship in pain medicine, at Harvard. He is a frequent national speaker at pain medicine conferences. He has written extensively on the subjects of spine pain, cancer pain, and chronic pain. He is certified in anesthesiology and holds a subspecialty certificate in pain medicine through both ABA and AAPM. Dr. Smith is Director of the Pain Medicine Fellowship at SUNY/ Albany Medical Center. He is author of the Pain Drug Handbook, and contributes to most of the major texts in pain medicine, including our own Warfield text. He specializes in pain therapeutics. He is certified in anesthesiology and holds a subspecialty certificate in pain medicine through both ABA and AAPM. Dr. Abdi is Professor of Anesthesia at Miami University, and co-author of one of the more heavily used books in pain management, the MGH Manual of Pain Medicine. He contributes to virtually every major text in pain medicine. He is certified in anesthesiology and holds a subspecialty certificate in pain medicine through both ABA and AAPM.
