Clinical Hematology Made Ridiculously Simple, 1st Edition: An Incredibly Easy Way to Learn for Medical, Nursing, PA Students, and General Practitioners (MedMaster Medical Books)

Very basic, but a nice refresher.

This book is a good book to use if you want to learn about Hematology and how the blood works in the body. Soon as I got it, I read many pages and I liked how the book was laid out in terms I could understand. It definitely made it easy, simple, and kinetic for someone like me.

Concentrated pathophisiolical overview of Hematology with bad drawings . Still very useful : Hematology is so difficult that it is not covered well in medical school . The book definitely filled the gaps in my knowledge , but I wish there was more explanation of the office presentations that we see in the office .The book is really good , but I am a little more ambitious in seeking to understand since I have been in practice for over 45 years. For my needs , I needed a little tiny bit more .

I am a MLS that works specifically in the Hematology department and I love this book. It's really informative and I love to read it in my downtime.

Five gold stars

I think the series confuses short with simple. It's basically a reference with lists of things to memorize with very little explanation of the "why". It's useful as a reference once you have a grasp of the subject and need a quick refresher, but would definitely not recommend as an introduction to the subject.

I just finished this book. As ahematology/oncology nurse this book helped me make connections where I hadn't noticed them before, and it covered many rare conditions I hadn't heard of, or knew very little about. The book is brief, and definitely not exhaustive, but it's an easy read for someone in the field. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning more about anemias and other blood disorders.

Concise introduction to this subject.