FREE MEDICAL POWERPOINT TEMPLATES:
www.medicineppt.com
http://www.brainybetty.com/medical.htm
http://powerbacks.com/pages/science.html
http://www.presentationmagazine.com/medical-powerpoint-templates
http://www.indezine.com/powerpoint/templates/categories/medicalmedicine/
only the last site requires registration but free and its a nice site
Monday, June 14, 2010
VIDEO MEDCYCLOPEDIA
This page is areal encyclopedia of medical videos.just check it out!!!. The most exciting news is videos are FREE TO DOWNLOAD.You need to register which is free,,watch n njoy!!!
courtesy:medicalvideos.us
PART 2 :
COURTESY:somalidoc.com
- Anaesthesia
- Anatomy Videos
- Cardio-Thoracic Surgeries
- Dentistry
- Dermatology
- ENT
- Funny Videos
- General Procedures
- Health Information and Ne..
- .
- Histology and Histopathol...
- Interventional Radiology
- Laparoscopy
- Medical Examination
- Neurosurgery
- Nursing Videos
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Oncology and Cancers
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedics
- Pediatric Surgery
- Pediatrics
- Pharmaceutical
- Physical Medicine
- Plastic Surgery
- Radiology
- Surgeries
- Surgical Examination
- Urology
- USMLE Videos
courtesy:medicalvideos.us
PART 2 :
 | First Aid Videos (7) | | First Aid Videos (7) | | First Aid Videos (7) | | First Aid Videos (5) |
| Bleeding | Types of Carries | Child CPR | |||||
| Jaw Thrust Technique | Bandaging | Children and Infants | Infant Airway | ||||
| Checking Breathing | Shock | Obstructed Airway - Child | Recovery Position | ||||
| Rescue Breathing | Shock Treatment | Childbirth | V-fib and AED | ||||
| Patient Assessment | Injured Limb | Umbilical Cord | Adult CPR | ||||
| Physical Examination | Types of Splint | Hand Position | |||||
| Spinal Cord Injury | Moving a Patient | Adult Airway | |||||
COURTESY:somalidoc.com
POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
HI,this page gives you the links to sites having thousands of useful powerpoint presentations,
Given below are the TOP SITES:
1.www.emedsupport.blogspot.com :this is one of the best sites having all common and rare ppt's.not only ppt's but also an "all in all" web portal.JUST CHECK OUT THIS SITE!!!
2.www.medicalppt.blogspot.com
3.www.slideworld.org
4.www.somalidoc.com/ppt.htm
http://www.akademisyen.com/egitim/pptsunum.asp
www.edocfind.com
www.vadlo.com
http://www.projectcork.org/powerpoint_presentations/
Given below are the TOP SITES:
1.www.emedsupport.blogspot.com :this is one of the best sites having all common and rare ppt's.not only ppt's but also an "all in all" web portal.JUST CHECK OUT THIS SITE!!!
2.www.medicalppt.blogspot.com
3.www.slideworld.org
4.www.somalidoc.com/ppt.htm
http://www.akademisyen.com/egitim/pptsunum.asp
www.edocfind.com
www.vadlo.com
http://www.projectcork.org/powerpoint_presentations/
Saturday, June 12, 2010
SEARCH ENGINES
Here are the links to top medical search engines.
OmniMedicalSearch at the time of this writing brings back search results from 30 different sources, and you can search up to 12 different medical search engines at one time. You can focus your search using the dropdown menu on the home page; in addition, OmniMedicalSearch has tabbed search options for more medical search information: News, Images, and Web2, which searches only specific domains among four major search engines.
VADLO is a life sciences search engine. VADLO caters to life sciences and biomedical researchers, educators, students, clinicians and reference librarians. In addition to providing focused search on biology research methods, databases, online tools and software, VADLO is also a resource for powerpoints on biomedical topics, mainly for which, VADLO was named one of the top 10 Health Search Engines of 2008 by AltSearchEngines
Healthline - A Medical Search Engine
. WebMd
Probably the very first place I've always gone on the Web for medical information, WebMD is a great one-stop medical information site. WebMd also has a lot of interesting interactive calculators, quizzes, and other fun stuff that helps you understand medical information a bit easier.
3. PubMed - One of the Best Medical Search Engines on the Web
PubMed is a really, really extensive medical search engine/database that is a service of the National Library of Medicine. Over 15 million MEDLINE articles and journal citations are available here to search through. Depending on the article, you can view an abstract or full-text. Some articles are available for purchase as well.
4. Healthline
Healthline is relatively new, but I expect that the quality of medical search results that I've already seen as detailed in my profile will only continue to grow and improve. Healthline offers a few unique features, including physician-filtered results and clustered "healthmaps".
5. HealthFinder
This is a great medical and health information site put together by the US Department of Health and Human Services. You can search through over 1500 health-related organizations at the time of this writing, and I found the search process to be extremely user-friendly and relevant.
6.VADLO POWERPOINT SEARCH ENGINE
VADLO is a life sciences search engine. VADLO caters to life sciences and biomedical researchers, educators, students, clinicians and reference librarians. In addition to providing focused search on biology research methods, databases, online tools and software, VADLO is also a resource for powerpoints on biomedical topics, mainly for which, VADLO was named one of the top 10 Health Search Engines of 2008 by AltSearchEngines
Healthline - A Medical Search Engine
Find Medical Information with Healthline
EDOCFIND.COM to go,click here
this site gives you extensive database of medical files in the following formats:
adobe acrobat(pdf)
flash(swf)
microsoft word(doc)
microsoft powerpoint(ppt)
microsoft(xls)
rich text format(rtf)
PROCEDURE
- Dermatology
- Corner Stitch
- Fingertip Amputation Repair
- Horizontal Mattress Suture
- Incisional Biopsy
- Punch Biopsy
- Radiofrequency Surgery
- Shave Biopsy
- Vertical Mattress Suture
- Z-Plasty
- Gastroenterology (also see Gastroenterology Chapter)
- Cholecystectomy
- Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography
- Herniorrhaphy
- Miscellaneous
- Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy
TO VISIT THESE,GO TO:
http://www.fpnotebook.com/Surgery/Procedure/index.htm
GENERAL SURGERY
General surgery resources for students
Medical students spend lots of money on textbooks. But now the internet contains lots of resources including several surgical textbooks that are available free of charge.Surgical Treatment: Evidence Based and Problem-Oriented (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?call=bv.View..ShowTOC&rid=surg.TOC)
is probably one of the best online texts which covers the various topics in general surgery. The contents follow the usual format of paper surgery textbooks and classify the chapters according to the diseased organ. At the end of each section, a reference section links to Pubmed.
An extensive list of relevant surgical topics is covered at Emedicine (www.emedicine.com/med/GENERAL_SURGERY.htm). You can find review and tutorial articles, written by experts in surgery. The text is aimed at students, so even the basic science part of each surgical condition is described in detail. At the bottom of each article are references which help you to find more detailed information.
The University of Chicago Medical School's website holds lecture notes for students on most common surgical topics (http://surgery.uchicago.edu/ed/readings.cfm?section=General). Visitors to this website are supposed to have some basic knowledge of normal anatomy since only information about clinically oriented anatomy is given. At the end of each lecture are self assessment questions. Although “acute appendicitis” is not covered, the site is still a good resource for most common surgical diseases.
The University of Iowa offers a few books in general surgery. The first one is the Emergency War Surgery Handbook (www.vnh.org/EWSurg/EWSTOC.html) which covers the pathologic basis and management of wounds. The second one, the General Surgery University of Iowa Family Practice Handbook (www.vh.org/adult/provider/familymedicine/FPHandbook/15.html), is a good resource for those who need just a brief guide. Here you can find really concise guidelines on urgent surgical conditions.
Few websites contain colour atlases, but one of them is Westcott Atlas of Surgery (www.bgsm.edu/surg-sci/atlas/atlas.html), which contains the schemes and pictures of different laparoscopic surgeries. Another site (www.laparoscopy.com) has a collection of pictures and videos of the most common laparoscopic procedures in the different branches of surgery. These websites are particularly useful for making presentations.
Advanced level medical students might refer to peer reviewed surgery journals with free access to full text articles. There are quite a few, including BMC Surgery (www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2482), the Canadian Journal of Surgery (www.cma.ca/cjs/index.htm), and
Contemporary Surgery (www.contemporarysurgery.com).
FREE ONLINE SURGERY TEXTBOOK:
click here To view,OBGYN
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)