The key resource you need to prepare for the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Certification and Maintenance of Certification examinations.
Now in its twelfth edition, Mayo Clinic Internal Medicine Board Review builds on years of knowledge, refinement, and expertise from Mayo Clinic’s Department of Medicine and the successful certification process, providing the latest information you need. Now including Physician Well-Being and Hospital Internal Medicine, over 80 chapters help you confidently sit for the boards.

Not preparing to certify or recertify? This all-inclusive reader-friendly volume is the perfect companion for anyone seeking to provide state-of-the-art care to patients, to serve as a core textbook for internal medicine residency training, or for students preparing for USMLE Step 3 examinations.

Review

“This outstanding text begins with reasonable, practial study preparation and then goes on to the reasonable, practical study methods [and] the practical management of the wide range of illness that a prudent Board Certified Internist might well be reasonably expected to recognize and then provide reasonable and prudent primary healthcare … I plan to reasonably recommend this outstanding text to all of my/our student candidates for our our U.S.M.L.E. Step 3 as well as all of my/our resident candidates for Certification/Recertification by our American Board of Internal Medicine {our A.B.I.M.}. With humility and with respect I will further reasonably recommend this outstanding text to our candidates for Certification-Recertification by our American Board of Emergency Medicine, our American Board of Family Medicine, and our American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology.” — Josh Grossman, Colonel {r}, U.S. Army Medical Corps, M.D., FACP, U.S. Army Medical Corps [Review from previous edition]

“Robert Ficalora has applied his extensive expertise in graduate medical education, board preparation and adult learning with the talent and clinical expertise of many Mayo physicians to produce a focused, organized, well-rounded board preparation book the goals parallel the structure of the ABIM certification exam. The material is presented in a focused manner for the 21st century learner, with key points highlighted and many figures, tables, and diagrams. This is not only a content review for any individual preparing as a first time test taker or an MOC exam taker; it is a true guide for the individual, with great tips and words of wisdom. I encourage my own residents to use it now and will use myself again in 5 more years!” — Stephanie Ann Call, MD MSPH {r}, Associate Professor, Program Director, Internal Medicine, Virginia Commonwealth University [Review from previous edition]

Contents

Section I: Allergy
Section II: Cardiology
Section III: Endocrinology
Section IV: Gastroenterology and Hepatology and Hepatology
Section V: General Internal Medicine
Section VI: Hematology
Section VII: Infectious Diseases
Section VIII: Nephrology
Section IX: Neurology
Section X: Oncology
Section XI: Psychiatry
Section XII: Pulmonology
Section XIII: Rheumatology