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For more than 40 years, The Washington Manual™ of Medical Therapeutics has been the standard for authoritative guidance on current management of common medical disorders. Now, the Thirtieth Edition of this world-famous manual is available for Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices. The Washington Manual™ of Medical Therapeutics is the classic, portable reference for the concise, clear, and fast answers you need daily when treating your patients. Edited by a team of chief residents at Washington University, The Washington Manual™ of Medical Therapeutics focuses on the latest standards of therapy and the key details you need to provide quality patient care. This PDA version guarantees quick, easy access to "what to do" about the major problems and diseases encountered on the medical wards. Logically organized by body system, The Washington Manual™ of Medical Therapeutics provides the latest drug information along with accurate dosages; evidence-based guidelines for patient management; extensive coverage of inpatient therapeutics; new information on "cross-cover" management; a new chapter on solid organ transplantation; an updated oncology chapter that includes bone marrow transplantation; and expanded coverage of fluid and electrolyte and ischemic heart disease management. Platform: Palm OS, Windows CE, and Pocket PC handheld devices Memory Requirements: Palm OS--2.4 MB; Windows CE/Pocket PC--3.4 MB The Washington Manual™ is an [intent-to-use] mark belonging to Washington University in St. Louis to which international legal protection applies. The mark is used in this publication by LWW under license from Washington University.

The Smart Museum of Art's “Smart Collecting” exhibition runs from July 8 through September 5, 2004.

The David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago celebrates its thirtieth anniversary with this lively and richly illustrated catalog of recent acquisitions by the museum. Published in conjunction with the museum’s "Smart Collecting" exhibition, this full-color volume is an up-to-date and essential reference to the collections of one of the country’s most innovative university art museums. Accompanying the images is an essay by Kimerly Rorschach, the museum’s Dana Feitler Director, that charts the growth and strengths of the collection as they relate to the teaching mission of the institution.

Smart Collecting provides detailed documentation of all acquisitions by the Smart Museum between 1990 and 2004. The volume also features over fifty object entries contributed by members of the museum’s staff that highlight valuable additions to the Smart’s collection in various areas such as print and photographic art, German Expressionism, East Asian art, and contemporary Chicago-based work, including Imagism. Smart Collecting is a fascinating work that chronicles the development of this unique collection and shows how a museum is always a work in progress itself.