Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics 36th edition (thirty-sixth edition)

About this book

Washington Manual of Medical Therapeutics 36th edition by Zachary Crees, Cassandra Fritz, Alonso Heudebert, Jonas Noe, Arvind Rengarajan, and Xiaowen Wang provides concise guidance for the diagnosis and management of common medical conditions encountered in internal medicine. Developed by Internal Medicine Chief Residents at Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes Jewish Hospital, it emphasizes practical approaches to evaluation, treatment, and day to day patient care.

The 36th edition covers acute inpatient care, nutritional therapy, cardiovascular disease, heart failure, arrhythmias, critical care, obstructive and other pulmonary disorders, allergy and immunology, fluid and electrolyte management, kidney disease, infectious diseases, antimicrobial therapy, transplantation, gastrointestinal and liver disease, coagulation disorders, hematology, oncology, diabetes, endocrinology, rheumatology, medical emergencies, neurology, and toxicology.

This manual is intended primarily for internal medicine residents, interns, senior medical students, and practicing clinicians who need rapid access to diagnostic and therapeutic information during clinical care. Its concise guidelines, tables, algorithms, dosing information, and treatment recommendations support hospital rotations, residency training, bedside decision making, case preparation, and review of common inpatient problems.

Internal medicine residents, medical students, physicians, and other healthcare professionals can use this edition to review differential diagnoses, evaluate treatment options, check medication and dosing guidance, and reinforce knowledge across core medical subspecialties. The complete 36th edition is available as a searchable PDF enhanced digital version with instant access for clinical reference, residency study, medical rotations, and professional education.