New Principles of Internal Medicine: A Bedside Reasoning Guide to Core Subspecialties, Multimorbidity, and Acute Care, with Board Review Questions for ABIM Candidates

Learn how to think through the patient in front of you, then test it.

New Principles of Internal Medicine is a bedside reasoning guide for residents, trainees and ABIM candidates. It does not just list diseases. It shows how to move from presentation to differential, from differential to workup, and from workup to a decision you can defend, across the core subspecialties, patients with several conditions at once, and acute care.

What is inside

• 56 chapters in 13 parts, covering the core subspecialties of internal medicine, with dedicated parts on multimorbidity and acute care
• 112 printed board-style review questions with answers and explanations
• 500 more questions online, weighted to the ABIM exam blueprint, opened through the QR code on the last page of the book
• 11 scale and formula tables gathered in one appendix for quick lookup
• A 129-term glossary for fast review

Who it is for

• Internal medicine residents building clinical reasoning on the wards
• Candidates preparing for the ABIM Internal Medicine certification exam
• Clinicians who want a compact, practical reference for managing patients with more than one problem

Why it works
Each chapter is organized around the questions you actually ask at the bedside: what is going on, what else could it be, what do I do next, and what could go wrong. The review questions then make you apply the reasoning, and the online bank gives you the volume to practice it.

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Educational reference for licensed clinicians and trainees. It does not replace clinical judgment, local protocols or current guidelines. This book is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Board of Internal Medicine.