Hospitalist Admission and Rounding Pocket Guide
Orders, Daily Rounds, Handoffs, and Discharge Decisions for the Inpatient Medicine Team
Chapters
- 1The Admission Decision and Patient Status23 cardsStudy
- 2The Admission History and Physical22 cardsStudy
- 3Admission Orders and Medication Reconciliation22 cardsStudy
- 4Daily Rounding and Progress Notes22 cardsStudy
- 5Sepsis, Shock, and Clinical Deterioration24 cardsStudy
- 6Cardiac Admissions26 cardsStudy
- 7Pulmonary Admissions23 cardsStudy
- 8Infectious Disease and Antimicrobial Stewardship29 cardsStudy
- 9GI and Hepatology30 cardsStudy
- 10Kidney, Fluids, Electrolytes, and Acid-Base27 cardsStudy
- 11Endocrine and Inpatient Glycemic Management24 cardsStudy
- 12Neurologic and Mental Status Problems25 cardsStudy
- 13Anticoagulation, Transfusion, and Hematology23 cardsStudy
- 14Oncology and Palliative Care on the Medicine Service25 cardsStudy
- 15Pain, Symptoms, and Sleep25 cardsStudy
- 16Perioperative Medicine and Co-Management24 cardsStudy
- 17Geriatrics, Skin, Lines, and Nutrition22 cardsStudy
- 18Consults, Handoffs, and Cross-Cover19 cardsStudy
- 19Capacity, Goals of Care, and Ethics24 cardsStudy
- 20Discharge, Transitions, Documentation, and Quality24 cardsStudy
About this edition
First edition, 2026.
CLINICAL USE DISCLAIMER. This book is a quick reference for licensed clinicians who admit and manage hospitalized adults. It supports clinical judgment and does not replace it. Doses, thresholds, and pathways are summaries of published guidance and must be checked against your hospital's protocols, your pharmacy, the current product labeling, and the individual patient before acting. This guide covers adult inpatient care in the United States. It is not a substitute for consultation, local policy, or supervision where required.
Educational study aid, not clinical advice. Always follow your facility's protocols, the orders of the responsible provider, and current drug labeling. Ranges and doses must be checked against your local references.