Medical Mnemonics for the Family Nurse Practitioner

Very good book and very important has alot of information, me as a doctor i love it, thank you writer 😘

Mnemonics of clinical situations. It is easy to grasp and keep in mind during working. I crammed into it within an hour.

Great reference to have on hand when in clinic. Fast and easy to use. Highly recommend this book to have in your library.

Very little useful/good information. This is very basic. Also, blatant error on p. 9, where it says to Inspect, Palpate, Percuss, then Auscultate the abdomen. Even teaching LPN and BSN students, the textbooks and our lectures require them to Inspect, Ausculate, then either Palpate or Percuss the abdomen. Never Auscultate after Percussing or Palpating. That's nursing 101. I'm hoping I can return this.

Recommended for all FNP students and beginning practitioners.Allows the student to decide which mnemonic can be used for areas of difficulties.

A good read for professionals

I love to use mnemonics to spur my memory, I have some rattling around my head that have been there for 10-20 years. However, this book did not seem to be of any help to me. Either there were not any for what I was trying to remember or the ones listed did not help my memory.

This book is just not very useful. Lot's of mneumonics without context so hard to anchor the content in your memory. Skip it and get something else. It's basically just lists of acronyms that mostly aren't very useful because they themselves are hard to remember.