Common Diseases Handbook
The unit doctor’s pocket book — routine, emergency and field medicine.
38 clinical presentations across 14 specialties, each on the same fixed template: definition, causes, symptoms, history, examination, diagnosis, differential and treatment — followed by red flags, exemptions and sick days, a ready-to-fill encounter note, and that case’s vocabulary in Hebrew with a transliteration and English, Russian and Arabic. 142 pages, with a full glossary index at the back.
Sample pages: a clinical presentation, skin-lesion morphology, and the glossary index
One template, every condition
The same rows in the same order for every presentation — so you know where to look without reading the whole page.
Exemptions and documentation, filled in
Every condition carries a written exemptions line and a ready-to-fill encounter note. These are exactly the rows left blank in the versions circulating online.
Vocabulary in four languages
240 clinical terms in Hebrew with a transliteration and English, Russian and Arabic translations — beside each case and again in the index.
One-time purchase. After payment we email you a personal PDF of the book — readable offline, searchable — plus an access code to read it online in your account, on any device.
By Team MedHebrew · about us →What do I get?
A 142-page book: 38 clinical presentations across 14 specialties, a working-tips chapter, an exemptions table, an emergency & field medicine chapter covering ABCDE and ACLS, and a 240-term glossary index in four languages.
Who is it for?
Unit doctors, interns and residents working in clinic — and especially newcomers who know the medicine but not always the Hebrew word for it.
How do I get access after paying?
After payment we email you an access code. Create a free account (or sign in), enter the code, and the book opens for reading in your account.
Can I download the file?
Yes. You get a personal PDF by email — searchable, with chapter bookmarks, readable offline and printable. Your name and email are printed on every page so the copy stays yours. You can also read the book online in your account.
Need help?
Email us at medhebrew@gmail.com or reach us through the MedHebrew Telegram channel — we’ll be glad to help.
This book is a memory and language aid. It does not replace clinical judgement, medical-corps protocol or specialist advice. Doses and trade names change — verify against the current package insert and protocols before treating.
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