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Buzzwords in Emergency Medicine!
Link ID 2667
Title Buzzwords in Emergency Medicine!
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/568346?src=rss
Description Intended for medical students, this overview provides definitions of a few key terms used in clinical practice.
American Academy of Emergency Medicine
Category Articles > Emergency Medicine
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Date Jan 24, 2008
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