AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF ANTIGUA

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE & BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE ANTIGUA

SCHOOL OF NURSING

www.auamed.org

HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY

http://students.auamed.net/library

HANDBOOK
University Park, Jabber Wock, P. O. Box W-1451, Coolidge, Antigua, West Indies

January, 2011

Contents:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Introduction Mission Statement Objectives Working Hours Physical Collection Services IT Facilities Online Library General Rules Suggestions/Complaints CD-DVD List NLM Classification Scheme

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1. INTRODUCTION
The Health Sciences Library of the American University of Antigua, is established to serve the students and the faculty with biomedical resources and information. The Library is established on the principle that the faculty and the students should have timely access to biomedical resources, information, and its dissemination. Aim and objective of the library is to meet the needs for current and appropriate reading materials for education, continuing education, research and teaching. The Library acquires most recent textbooks as well as reference materials, journals- both printed and web-based, audiovisual materials and multi-media items in basic medical sciences, on a regular basis. The library also caters to the needs of the health professionals of Antigua and Barbuda as a Biomedical Information Resource Center. At present the Health Sciences Library includes a Main Library located on the first floor of the main university building at Jabber Wock, Coolidge, Antigua. This handbook includes policies and procedure that are essentially followed by the library for its smooth functioning. The handbook is aimed to serve the users with the existing policies, procedures and rules of the library and its services. These policies are to assist the users and help them to seek information and materials they are looking; and not to cause obstruction or delay in the dissemination and provision of information being sought. The users of the library are therefore requested to familiarize themselves with the important rules, policies and procedures of the library so that they are aware of Dos and Donts and can make utmost use of library services, its collection and resources. The library administration will review, on a regular basis, validity of any policy or procedure and revise it from time to time to ensure that these are up-to-date, relevant and current.

2. MISSION STATEMENT
To effectively evaluate, procure, and provide quality and latest educational materials to the students and faculty. The library will invest in the technologically advanced resources and obtain these to augment collection and services in the Library.

 It will utilize effectively all resources available- personnel, finances and faculty recommendations to continuously improve services to its users.

3. OBJECTIVES
Service of Excellence Human service is the highest form of self-interest for the person who serves- [Elbert Hubbard] Provide without hindrance professional, effective, timely, current and efficient service to all patrons. Continuous improvements in measurable ways Identify the key needs of patrons. Collection Development based on user needs. Assess how to meet these needs. Continuously improve service and measure progress.

Team-work
Together provide ever-improving service. Team-approach to work and service will supersede the traditional departmental organization. Create True User Focus with dedicated service.

Innovation in Service Delivery

User-education programs embedded in Policy. Invest in the development of new and better ways of services. Training of users and Library staff with developing technology applied to library operation. Acquire and utilize the state-of-the-art technologies. Procurement of interactive programs in medical education. Ensure availability of Medical software programs and Question Banks, etc.

4. WORKING HOURS
The library is currently operates from 8:00 AM until 10:45 PM on weekdays; and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 10:45 PM. Library Study Hall A is open on all days from10:00 AM. until 08.00 AM. Library Study Hall C is also kept open 24-hours a day certain time during the semester based on student requirement. Opening hours for Public Holidays and Semester breaks are notified from time to time.

5. THE COLLECTION
The collection of library currently includes recent editions of Required Textbooks, Recommended Books in Basic Medical Sciences, Reference books, Selected and appropriate journals- printed and on-line, Audiovisuals materials, Computerassisted Aids [CAI], CD-ROMS, Video Cassettes and DVD. The acquisition of reading materials is given priority in that, these are purchased with least possible delay in ordering, acquisition and receipt. The library collection is categorized as under: Circulation Material Reference Material Reserve Material Circulation Material Textbooks, and general reading materials are classified as Circulation and these circulate for seven days, and can be renewed for next 7 days, if not reserved by another student. A student can borrow only 3 books at any given time. Reference Material Certain books are classified as Reference and are only for in-the-library use and these do not circulate.

Reserve Material The Required textbooks and certain books of high-use are classified as Reserve material and are located within the Circulation Desk. A student must request a particular item from Circulation Desk. These include but not limited to Review Books, CD-ROMS and Slides. Reserved items are issued against Student ID for one hour period, and if there is no demand for that item from other students, a student is allowed to keep the item and use it for further period. The students can not take RESERVE ITEMS outside the Library. An overdue charge will be levied on the late return of such materials. Collection Arrangement in the Library The library book collection is arranged in a classified order on shelves, based on US National Library of Medicine Classification System. A schedule of NLM Classification appears at the end as Annexure on Page 17 of this handbook for reference. Computer-assisted Instruction Aids The Library has a variety of computerized educational resources that are essentially required for the use of the faculty and students. It will continue to acquire newer and evaluated biomedical programs that are found suitable for our teaching and students. The computerized programs that are currently available in the library for the use of the faculty and students are given on page 11. The students may check out any individual computer-aid-instruction [CAI] program to be used only in the Library. The borrowed CAI programs are to be returned before the closing of the library. The time allocated to use these programs is based on the students demand for the same and will govern the return time accordingly. All library decisions concerning the acquisition are based on the fact that our students must have timely access to all the available computerized resources that are out and have been evaluated in market in whatever form or shape and adapt these to the campus environment. The library will continue to acquire, on a regular basis, all such programs in biomedical sciences and offer these to students and faculty. Without exception, these materials will not be allowed to be taken out of the Library at any time.

Practice Question Banks The AUA library is currently exploring feasibilities of maintaining a sizeable Question Banks based on the USMLE format in each course. The main purpose of this is to provide a wide selection of questions to test students factual knowledge as well as reasoning skills and ability to interpret data. The students are able to practice examinations and to prepare themselves for the final course examination at the AUA. It will also assist them excel in the USMLE Part I examination when they are ready for it. The AUA management, the library administration and the faculty strongly feel that these type of practice examinations will help each AUA student in preparation for the Boards. We urge the student community not consider these as the only source to prepare themselves for the final examination. All such practice questions should be supplemented by Textbooks, Classroom teaching, teachers handouts or notes and grasp of subject matter. The students are urged not to copy these Questions Banks. The Banks are for personal use of our students and as such it is expected of them to respect the Copyright rules and policies governing the use of all these Banks. Audiovisual Materials The Audiovisual materials have, since the beginning, played a major role in education and research. It is librarys policy to acquire any audiovisual aid that the faculty considers vital for our school. A variety of material in this category is currently available in the library such as- Slides- Black & white and Color, Video Cassettes, Films, and now the Digital Video Disc as well as DVDs. Overdue Charges Overdue charges are assessed on the reading material borrowed and not returned on due date. The overdue charges are meant to discourage students to delay return of borrowed items from the library. The collected overdue charges are utilized for betterment and improvement of students facilities on the campus. All overdue charges are due at the time of late return of library materials. Failure to pay the amount due will result in withdrawal of borrowing privileges. If the payment due is not received before the end of the semester, pursuant to AUA policy, student Final Grade will not be released and a report made to the Administration for further action.

6. SERVICES
Photocopying The AUA library provides photocopy facilities for the students. The US copy-right Law is strictly adhered and students are required to make copies in accordance to Fair Use rule No. 108 of the Copy-right Law. Photocopy rates are posted and all students must pay for photocopying. These rates are revised from time to time taking into consideration, rentals and consumables by the Library. Printing All computers are connected to Network Printers. To print in Black and White, select Library Black Printer (Cannon iR3035) and for Color Print, Select Cannon Color Printer (Cannon C2550). Students, who registered their Laptops with IT Department, can print directly from their Laptops. Please refer the Library IT Guide from Library Website, or consult Library Staff for more details. Students have to pay per page for color or black & white prints. Please check with the library front desk for printing rates, which are revised from time to time based on consumables.

7. IT FACIL ITIES
The library has several computer workstations connected to campus Network, Blackboard, AUA Intranet and Internet to facilitate use of the latest learning resources and aids to maximum number of students. The students are advised to be considerate to their colleagues and complete the net surfing within the time allocated. The University library and campus are connected to WIFI network with TB speed and there are Hot-Spots everywhere on the campus, and students can use seamless access to internet and school intranet resources from anywhere in the campus. Students have to compulsory register their Laptops with IT Department. Please refer the Library / IT Guide from Library Website, or consult Library Staff for more details.

Internet at Residences The state of Antigua & Barbuda has three major vendors supplying Internet connection and services. The students who desire to have a personal Internet connection- either land-based or wireless, must contact the respective vendors directly. The library will only assist them with recommendations based on their needs and suggest a particular connection. The students will be responsible to establish their personal accounts with the vendors of their choice.

8. ONLINE LIBRARY
The AUA students and faculty are encouraged to visit Library website at http://students.auamed.net/library. It provides links to E-Journals, E-Resources, CMDT Online, Cochrane Library, Exam Master, AUA E-Mail System, AUA Students Hand Book, AUA Library IT Guide, AUA library Handbook, major AUA events and links to various departments on campus. More resources are being added to the library Network from time to time. It can only be accessed by a valid auamed.net e-mail account. E Journals Currently the library has access to hundreds of online medical journals including subscribed online journals. One must log-on to access online resources. Please visit the Library website at http://students.auamed.net/library to find out more about the online journals. Interlibrary Loan Articles from journals not available in the Library will be procured through International Document Delivery Services for the use of students and faculty. The library will add more online journals from time to time based on recommendation of the faculty and campus requirements to ensure that our faculty and students have access to latest information in biomedical sciences.

9. GENERAL RULES
Eating, Drinking or Smoking in the Library is strictly forbidden and students must take a note of this policy. Only plain water (not colored) in a clear container with lid on it, is allowed. It is not permitted to bring in personal

mugs, plastic foam cups, bottles from the original makers. No food items, drinks, fruits, cookies etc. are allowed inside the library. Library is a silent area. No kind of discussions or talking will be allowed, and everyone has to maintain the learning environment. Mobile phones should be either turned off /or must be on vibration mode. At present, students are allowed to carry their back-packs including Laptop cases inside the library. It is also recommended that they get a Locker and keep their personal belongings. The students are strongly advised NOT to leave their valuables, wallet, purse, cash on the library tables. The library will not be responsible for any loss. The students are advised to observe and respect rules and policies of the library while they are pursuing their studies to become physicians of the 21st century at the AUA College of Medicine. It is therefore required of them to be humble, considerate, compassionate, patient and above all fair in their dealings. Any disrespect to the rules will immediately be reported to Executive Dean for further administrative actions.

10. SUGGESTIONS & COMPLAINTS

The students and the faculty will have to play a major role in the development and progress of library and therefore are strongly urged to recommend reading materials with programs and resources that they feel are important and not available in the AUA Library. They are encouraged to suggest acquisition of any useful reading materials to the library collection. For any kind of your informational needs, library instructions or updates, please contact any of the library staff. If a student have concerns or complaints about any library personnel, he/she should approach the Dean of the Library Services and Academic Support for a speedy resolution of the matter. They are discouraged from unnecessary verbal arguments.

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 If a student, on the other hand, have complaint against the Dean of Library Services and Academic Support, he/she should approach the Executive Dean to seek resolution. The Library is established for our students and the faculty; and we want to be sure that the resources- reading materials and other resources are meeting the objectives and goals of the University. Lets also remember that we are human and it is obvious, mistakes do happen. It is wise to accept our mistakes and make appropriate gesture of apologizing. This approach goes a very long way and does not leave bitterness among ourselves. While our aim at the AUA College of Medicine and other institutions is to make the organization proud, which will produce professionals - physicians who are compassionate, very well educated, knowledgeable ethical and observe professionalism in all their dealings. Annexure CD-ROM, DVD, Software & Multi-media Collection
A Short Course in Medical Terminology Advance Cardiovascular Life Support Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice, 39th ed, 2005 (Two CDs) Atlas of Clinical Hematology Atlas of Functional Neuroanatomy, 2000 Atlas of Head and Neck Pathology Atlas of Histology: An Interactive Atlas, 2005 Atlas of Histology: An Interactive Atlas, Image Bank, Institutional Version, 2005 Atlas of Human Anatomy: The Upper & Lower Extremity Truck, Internal Organs, Part 1&2 Head & Neck Atlas of Human Anatomy: The Upper & Lower Extremity Trunck, Internal Organs, Part 1&2 Head & Neck Atlas of Human Anatomy: The Upper & Lower Extremity Trunck, Internal Organs, Part 1&2 Head & Neck Atlas of Human Brain Atlas of Pathology: Urological Pathology Atlas of Synopsis of: Lever's Histopathology of the skin Atlas of Tropical Medicine Atlas of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology

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Back & Shoulder Basic Histology Image Library, 2003 + 2005 Basic Life Support Healthcare and Professional Rescuers Basic Sciences Review, 2001 Bates' Visual Guide to Physcial Assessment: Student Set on CD-ROM Vol. 1-18a, 18b Bates' Visual Guide to Physcial Assessment: Student Set on CD-ROM Vol. 1-18a, 18b Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Assessment: Student Set on CD-ROM Vol. 1-18a, 18b Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination, 4th Ed. Vol.13, Approach to patient Bates's Visual Guide to Physical Examination, and History Takings, 2009 10th ed. Bates's Visual Guide to Physical Examination, VHS 4 ed. Gen. Survey, vital sign & skin Behavioral Science, Mosby, 2004 Beyond Heart Sounds: Vol. 1; the Interactive Cardiac Exam, companion guide book included Bickley Student Resource CD-ROM to accompany Bates' Guide to Physical Examination & History Taking Biochemistry Interaction version 1.02 to accompany Fundamental of Biochemistry Biochemistry: the chemical Reactions of Living Cells, V1&2, 2003 Biochemistry; Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews; Image Collection, 2005 Biochemistry; NMS (duplicate) Blood: Principles of Hematology, 2002 BLS for Healthcare Providers Body Explorer 2.0 Body Spectum: Mosby's Electronic Anatomy Coloring book Braunwald's Heart Disease 7th ed. 2005 Breath & Heart Sounds: Disc 1- Heat Sounds, Disc 2- Breath Sounds Cancer: Principles and Practice of Oncology, 2001 +2005 Cardiovascular Physiology Concepts, 2005 CD Companion for Pathophysiology, 3rd ed. 2005 Cecil Textbook of Medicine Challenging Cases in Echocardiography, 2005 Clinical Anatomy; Interactive Lesson, 1997 Clinical Epidemiology: How to do Clinical Practice Research, 2006 Clinical Epidemiology: How to do Clinical Practice Research, 2006 Clinical Neuroanatomy Clinically Oriented Anatomy, 5th ed. 2006 Colour Atlas of Human Anatomy, 2003 Companion CD for The Language of Medicine, Ninth Edition. Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry, 2000, 7th ed. Concepts in Medical Physiology Creating a Mentoring Culture; The Organization's Guide Cross-Sectional Navigator Dellmann's Color Atlas of Veterinary Histology, version 1.0 Diagnostic Cytology and Its Histopathologic Bases, 2006

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Diagnostic Gynecologic and Obstetric Pathology, 2006 Diagnostic Histopathology of Tumor Dictionary of Medical Acronyms & Abbreviations Dorland's Electronic : Medical Speller, Version 4.0 ed. 2009 Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary 31st, 2007 Dorland's Pocket Medical Dictionary for PDA. V.2.0 Dynamic Human Anatomy: Institutional Version, 2005 Dynamic Human Anatomy: Student Version, 2004 +2005 Electronic Atlas of Hematology, 2002 Electronic Atlas of Hematology, 2003 Electronic Atlas of Hematology, 2003, INSTITUTION VERSION Electronic Image Collection for Cellular & Molecular Immunology, 2003 Electronic Image Collection for Fundamental Neuroscience, 2nd ed. 2002 Electronic Image Collection for the Developing Human, 2003 Electronic Image Collection for the Human Brain, 5th ed. 2003 Electronic Slide Set for Principles of Physiology, 2000 Electronic Slide Set for Textbook of Medical Physiology, 2000 Encyclopedia reference of Parasitology, 2nd ed. 2001 11 Essential of Clinical Anatomy Essential of Interactive Physiology CD-ROM Essentials of Exercise Physiology Exploring the Heart; A 3D Overview of Anatomy & Pathology Exploring the Shoulder: A 3D Overview of Anatomy & Pathology Exploring the Spine; A 3D Overview of Anatomy & Pathology Forensic Pathology: a color atlas Functional Histology, 2004 Functional Histology, Vol. 1& 2 (CD+SLIDE SET) Fundamental Immunology, 2003 Gross and Developmental Anatomy, 2003 Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine Head to Toe Examination and Approach to Patient: Video to accompany: Bates Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking, 2004 Heart Sounds; Basic Cardiac Auscultation: 2003 CD-ROM to accompany 8th ed. Bates Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking bk., Hematology: basic principles and practice Image Bank, 4th ed. 2005 Histology and Cell Biology, 2002 Histology Image Review with User Manual, 2005 Histology of Pathologists Histology Series: Janqueiras Histology & Histology Quiz Bank I, II Histology; a Text and Atlas: Image Bank, , INSTITUTIONAL VERSION 1.0 Histology; a Text and Atlas: Image Bank, 2004 Human Nervous System; an Anatomical View point, 2005

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Hundred Case Studies in Student Resource CD-ROM to Accompany: Pathophysiology Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy, 2005 Imaging of the Musculoskeletal System Immunobiology Interactive, 2005 Immunology Series: Roitt Immunology, Clinical Immunology Cases & Immunology Quiz Bank INSTITUTION VERSION Immunology: Interactive, 2002- Double CD's, Version3.0 Immunology: NMS, 200 Infectious Diseases of the DOG and CAT, Third Edition. Interactive Atlas of Human Anatomy Interactive Atlas to Accompany Histology: A test and atlas with correlated cell and molecular biology, 5th ed. Interactive Case Study Companion to Pathologic Basis of Disease, 2003 Interactive Case Study Companion to Robins & Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease, 2005 Interactive Color Atlas of Histology, 2000 - 2006 Interactive Color Atlas of Histology, 4th ed. INSTITUTIONAL Version 2 Interactive Guide to Human Neuroanatomy, 2002 Interactive Hematology Imagebank with self assessment, 1999 Interactive Neuroanatomy; an atlas of structures, section & systems, 2004 12 Interactive Clinical Anatomy: Head & Neck Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology Introduction to Sectional Anatomy: An Instructor's CD-ROM Resource, 2001 ( Two CDs) Janeway's Immuno biology: 7th Ed. Junqueira's Basic Histology Text and Atlas, 2010, 12th ed. Koss' Diagnostic Cytology and its Histopathologic Bases Lever's Histopathology of the Skin: text and atlas on CD-ROM, 1999 LWW's Human 3D Encyclopedia & Anatomy Atlas Macleod's Clinical Examination, 12 ed. Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry; A Clinical Approach, 2nd ed. 2005 Marks' Basic Medical Biochemistry; A Clinical Approach: Instructor's Resource CD, 2005, Institutional Version McMinns Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy Medical Biochemistry Medical Cell Biology: Exam Master Medical Chemistry Case Studies, 2000 Medical Embryology Image Bank, 2004 Medical Genetics, 1998 Medical Statistic & Demography Made Easy Mediclip: The Complete Medical Clip Art Library 1997 MEDI-SIM Multimedia Clinical Simulations in Pharmacology II (Ver.1.0), 1998 + I (Ver.2.0), 2001 Microbiology & Microbial Infections, 1997 Microbiology Series: Sherris Microbiology & Microbiology Quizbank. I, II

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Microvascular Atlas of the Head and Neck (Neuroanatomy: an electronic atlas) 2 CDs Modern Surgical Pathology, 2003 Molecular biology Series: Roitt Immunology, Molecular Biology Quiz bank Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination, 6th Ed. Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination, 5th & 6th Ed. Mosby's NURSING DRUG REFERENCE, 24th Edition. 2011 Mosby's: Paramedic Text NCSS 2004/Pass 2002 to Accompany Basic & Clinical Biostatistics, 4th ed, 2004 Netter Presenter Demonstration, 2004 Neurologic Localization NMS: Biochemstry Tutor 1.0 Oxford Textbook of Primary Care, 2004 Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, vol. 1 Introduction to Advanced Pre-hospital Care Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, vol. 2 Patient Assessment Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, vol. 3 Medical Emergencies Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, vol. 4 Trauma Emergencies Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, vol. 5 Special Considerations Operations Pathology of the Liver Pathology of the skin with Clinical Correlation (2 Volumes) Pathology Series: Robbins Pathology & Pathology Quiz Bank: INSTITUTION VERSION Pathology: Clinicopathologic Foundations of Medicine, 2005 Perfect Medical Presentations, 2004 Physical Diagnosis of Pain: An Atlas of Signs and Symptoms, 2nd Ed. Physical Examination: Video Demonstration and Study Guide Pocket Medical Dictionary for PDA, 2003 Postgraduate Assembly in Anesthesiology, 2005 Practical Pulmonary Pathology; a Diagnostic Approach, 2005 Primal 3D Anatomy, 2004 Principles of Internal Medicine, 2001 Principle of Pharmacology: Image Bank Review for USMLE Step 3: NMS, 2003 Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NAVLE: Interactive Exam Practice CDROM Schwartz's Principles of Surgery, 9th ed. 2010 Signs in Neurology, 2002 Silverberg's Principles & Practice of Surgical Pathology and Cytopathology Simbryo: An Animated Tour of Human Development Stedman's Concise: Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions & Nursing, 2005 Stedman's Spellchecker: Life Art Studen CD-ROM to Accompany Neuroscience Exploring the Brain Student CD-ROM to accompany Burton's Microbiology for the Health Science 8 Ed. Student media for Biology Students CD-ROM to accompany a Short Course in Medical Terminology, 2006

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Students Resource CD-ROM to accompany: Essentials of Exercise Physiology, basis of human movement in Health & Disease 2006 Study Guide to accompany Porth's Pathophysiology, 2002 Study Partner Study ware to accompany An Illustrated Guide to Veterinary Medical Terminology Surgical Pathology, 2 Vols. 2004 Text Book of Physical Diagnosis; History and Examination, 6th Ed. Textbook of Medicine, 2004 Textbook of Physical Diagnosis, 5th ed. 2006 The Guide to Dissection: The Pectoral Region, V101 Upper Extremity The History of Neuroscience in Autobiography The Human Brain in Photographs and Diagrams with CD-ROM The Immune Response: Basic and Clinical Principles The John Hopkins Atlas of Surgical Pathology, INSTITUTION VERSION 14 The Microbiology Place to accompany Microbiology: alternate edition with disease by body system The St. Martin Guide to 'writing The Virtual Cardiac Patient: A Multimedia Guide to Heart Sounds & Murmurs The Virtual Edge: Human Prosections Guide: VH Dissector Thorax Treatment of the elderly colorectal cancer patient Twelve Lead ECG Interpretation Understand! Biology: Molecules, Cell & Genes to Accompany:The Cell a Molecular Approach USMLE Exam Master Step 1 USMLE Exam Master Step 2 USMLE Exam Master Step 3 USMLE Step 1: NMS, 1999 USMLE Step 1: NMS, 2006 USMLE Step 1: NMS, 2006 USMLE Steps 1,2 ,3 (Web Software) 1 Month access VH Dissector Pro: based on the Visible Human Project (male and female anatomy) Virology, 2002 Virtual Physiology: SimHeart 1.0, 1997 + Virtual Physiology Showcase, with booklet Virtual Physiology: SimMuscle 1.0, 1997 + Virtual Physiology Showcase Virtual Physiology: SimNerv 1.0, 1998s with booklet Virtual Physiology: SimPatch 1.0, 1997, with booklet Virtual Physiology: SimVessel 1.0, 1997 + Virtual Physiology Showcase, with booklet Visual Guide to; Clinical Anatomy Visual Histology Screen Saver Wilderness Medicine Wintrobe's Atlas of Clinical Hematology.

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Contacts: Majid Pathan Ph D Vice President of International Affairs & Dean of Library Services & Academic Support. Phones: 268-484-8900-ex.1168 268-484-8907 [Direct] Fax : 268-484-8920 E-Mail: drmpathan@auamed.net G. Hemachandran Nair Ph D Associate Director of Library Services Phone: 268-484- 8900-ex.1166 E- Mail: ghnair@auamed.net

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