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Pediatrics (Board Review Series)
Like other titles in the Board Review Series , BRS Pediatrics is designed to offer students a strong foundation for subsequent learning in both primary care and subspecialty pediatrics. BRS Pediatrics features: A comprehensive overview of the basic principles of pediatrics Detailed information for the pediatric subinternships and pediatric subspecialty rotations Case-based review tests (simulating USMLE Step 2 questions) at the end of each chapter Explanations for the correct answers and the incorrect responses with cross-references to the appropriate text for student follow-up End-of-book comprehensive 100-question examination You'll find that BRS Pediatrics will be an indispensable resource for the pediatric rotation, the end of rotation exam, and the USMLE Step 2. Read more
About This Book
Like other titles in the Board Review Series , BRS Pediatrics is designed to offer students a strong foundation for subsequent learning in both primary care and subspecialty pediatrics. BRS Pediatrics features: A comprehensive overview of the basic principles of pediatrics Detailed information for the pediatric subinternships and pediatric subspecialty rotations Case-based review tests (simulating USMLE Step 2 questions) at the end of each chapter Explanations for the correct answers and the incorrect responses with cross-references to the appropriate text for student follow-up End-of-book comprehensive 100-question examination You'll find that BRS Pediatrics will be an indispensable resource for the pediatric rotation, the end of rotation exam, and the USMLE Step 2. Read more
| ISBN-13 | 9780781721295 |
| ISBN-10 | 0781721296 |
| Publisher | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins |
| Publication Date | August 2004 |
| Edition | 3 |
| Pages | 608 |
| Language | English |
| Dimensions | 7 x 1 x 10 inches |
| Weight | 2.05 pounds |
Expert Analysis & Insights
In-depth editorial assessment across key dimensions
Explicitly designed for pediatric clerkships, shelf exams, and USMLE Step 2, with content covering the National Board of Medical Examiners pediatric topics. The comprehensive 175-question exam and chapter questions align with board-style assessment, and multiple reviewers report high shelf scores and honors after using it.
Ideal as a primary shelf prep resource, often paired with UWorld; students should allocate time to cover high-yield chapters before the exam.
Active learning is promoted through case-based questions at each chapter end and a 175-question comprehensive exam with detailed explanations for correct and incorrect answers. The outline format and tables facilitate quick review and retention, and reviewers report high engagement and success.
Encourage a question-first approach, using the book as a targeted review tool rather than a cover-to-cover read; pair with question banks for optimal retention.
Covers general and subspecialty pediatrics across 21 chapters, from neonatology to public health, with a level of detail that is surprisingly comprehensive for its ~600-page size, as noted by a reviewer comparing it to a reference book. Includes updated specialty content and full-color illustrations.
Excellent for medical students and residents seeking a thorough overview, but those needing exhaustive detail should consult a comprehensive pediatric textbook.
Provides practical information directly applicable to the wards, including clinical correlations and management algorithms that help students answer pimping questions and manage common pediatric presentations. The comprehensive coverage of subspecialty topics supports real-world patient encounters.
Useful for building a strong clinical foundation before rounds, but supplement with a pocket guide or online resource for urgent management algorithms and quick bedside decisions.
The BRS outline format is well-suited for systematic learning, with concise descriptions, clinical correlations, and dozens of tables that distill essential information. Case-based review questions at the end of each chapter reinforce key take-home points and cross-reference the text, supporting active recall.
Best used as a structured review companion during a pediatrics clerkship, with the recommendation to read chapter questions first and then target weak areas, as advised by a successful user.
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