PM&R material for away rotation

[mrphysique]

Anyone have any recommendations for what I can read ahead of time? Did a search but didn't see anything recently.

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[ChiSox]

Anyone have any recommendations for what I can read ahead of time? Did a search but didn't see anything recently.

I had PM&R secrets, it's huge and has a good general overview of a lot of the stuff you'll encounter. I also used PM&R now through the AAPMR website. Google search should pull it up.. Lots of good high yield topics as well. Study up on your anatomy, nerve roots, action origin/insertion of muscles, dermatomes. Start getting familiar with the ASIA exam and perfect your neuro, mental status and MSK exams

 

[cameroncarter]

I had PM&R secrets, it's huge and has a good general overview of a lot of the stuff you'll encounter. I also used PM&R now through the AAPMR website. Google search should pull it up.. Lots of good high yield topics as well. Study up on your anatomy, nerve roots, action origin/insertion of muscles, dermatomes. Start getting familiar with the ASIA exam and perfect your neuro, mental status and MSK exams

ChiSox has great tips. Personally, I used PM&R handbook by Shatzer. It's small enough to put in your white coat so I was always reading and learning before and after cases I knew little about. I 100% agree with perfecting your physical exam- also know when to apply them and what they're testing. This will help you communicate your findings to the attendings!

Most importantly, show interest, have fun, and have a great attitude. People respond to positive personalities!