Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary

by Clarence Wilbur Taber

Taber's 22 bring meanings to life!

In hand, online, or on your mobile device--anywhere and everywhere, Taber's 22 is the all-in-one, go-to source in the classroom, clinical, and beyond.

Under the editorial direction of Donald Venes, MD, MSJ, a team of expert consulting editors and consultants, representing nearly every health care profession, ensures that the content reflects the most current healthcare information.

A wealth of resources puts the language of nursing, medicine and the healthcare professions at your fingertips... FREE, 1-year subscription to Taber's Online, powered by Unbound Medicine, and now with annual updates--puts all of the knowledge of Taber's at your fingertips. FREE, Taber's Flash, a flash card app--simplifies studying. Web, mobile, and print platforms--ensure access in any setting. Crossword puzzles, flashcards, and listen-and-learn activities--meet the needs of visual, kinesthetic, and auditory learners. Over 30,000 audio pronunciations--build speaking confidence.

Genres: Reference, Medical, Nonfiction, Medicine, Nursing, Health, Science

2846 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1901

Reviews

[HeavyReader]

This dictionary is indespensible for figuring out what in the hell those practioners of Western medicine are talking about.

[Lyndsay]

Omg I Had to read this book of med term class. Its the best dictionary for medical terms. Its a terrible textbook.

[Sierra Has-a-llama]

yes, i read medical dictionaries. I can't help it, mom's studying to become a nurse, we have at least three of them lying around!

[Baukin Tororo]

For understanding

[liz]

had to read this for my greek and latin medical terms class. it gave me a headache.

[Joey Petrusa]

Thorough.

[Sara Edwards]

Venes, D. (2005). Taber's cyclopedic medical dictionary. Philadelphia, PA: F.A. Davis Co.

Review by Sara Edwards

Call Number: R121.T18 2005eb

Description: Comprehensive medical dictionary of over 56,000 terms, conditions and illustrations.

Relevance and Relationship: Would be relevant for medical students using the library in off-hours.

Purpose: To provide definitions of medical terminology and conditions.

Validity: Reasonably priced at $103.32. Would be useful for graduate as well as undergraduate students, or anyone needing a medical reference dictionary.

Format: Published in 2005. Arranged alphabetically. 2788 pages.

Arrangement and Presentation: One volume. Includes nearly 700 illustrations, over 500 of which are full-color.

Diversity: Would be helpful for any student from outside the US that needs a reference for medical school or undergraduate work.

[Julie]

This is an awesome reference book for those in the medical field!! It is very concise, has great pictures (although I wish there were more) and makes sense to even a common lay person.

A must on my desk!

[Efrain Guzman-Rosario]

A need to have for anyone aspiring to be or in the medical field.

[Marie]

Lately, with my current job I've found this to be a helpful resource. The only thing I don't like about it is, the pictures. Gross!

[Bunnydozer]

OK, so I haven't READ it, but it's a great reference. I used it a lot through out my Master's, and I still pick it up from time to time.

[Lori]

I own the 13th addition by F.A.Davis

[Kim Woo]

there is to much to know and I wonder if I can ever learn all of this information... I am learning the bread and butter or orthopaedic complaints well:)

[Megan]

So glad someone put this together! Whoever this person is, he is Godsent! This has saved my life with many many many lab practicals for Microbiology

[Kitty]

A dictionary, what can I say? Does have some good appendix items.

[Lana]

its got everything!

[Crslmt]

I actually collect the various editions of this book at one point owned vol 1

[Michael]

Indispensable.

[Megan]

Okay, so I haven't read the whole thing but it sure helped me through college.

[Bartleby Westington]

Brilliant medical reference book.

[Stephanie]

Reference book...great to have.

[Elizabeth]

c1973 from Bob Strong

hardcover deep dark green

[Sara]

very helpful with looking up unfamiliar medical terms, medications, diseases. Mine is old, and i mostly just use Google these days, as it does not give a whole lot of detail.

[Crystal Reese]

Necessary.

[Alama]

One of my Favorites!

[Scott]

Ken Blanchard has a way of taking the complex role of leadership and breaking it down into bite size pieces - this is one of those fast read Ah Ha books...

[Sara Block]

Uh it's a like a dictionary for medical stuff, DUH!

[Deborah Tanner]

This book was recommend for use in one of my classes, but I found it difficult to find what I was looking for. It is loaded with information.

[Carol]

realy great ifno.

[Carol & Russell]

a great help.