Library Databases with Images, Videos, or Audio Content
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AccessMedicineLearn about mobile access.| Access to more than 75 medical titles, algorithms, diagnostic tools, clinical calculators, thousands of images, videos, and illustrations, interactive self-assessment, case files, and drug information.
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AccessSurgeryLearn about mobile access - Access to over 20 textbooks, images, procedural videos, algorithms, differential diagnosis, calculators, residency competencies, and clerkship targeted information for 3rd and 4th-year medical students.
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Anatomy.TV
Learn about mobile access | Detailed 3D models of Human Anatomy. Models can be rotated and layers of anatomy added or removed. Includes dissection slides, MRI, and CT scans.
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Case Files PodcastsDynamic, engaging podcasts take case presentations to the next level. Dr. Eugene Toy, primary author of the Case Files series, brings the cases to life and emphasizes key concepts in a conversational format.
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ClinicalKeyLearn about mobile access - Clinical Key combines a broad range of resources within a single interface: Full-text journals & books; Medline citations; point-of-care clinical overviews; Procedure and surgical videos; Clinical Pharmacology drug monographs.
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LWW Health LibraryThe library has an ebook collection with Lippincott, Williams and Wilkins. After you search for your word or phrase, limit your results by clicking “image” under the Media category. Multimedia content is derived from the ebook collection which includes materials on: anatomy, osteopathic medicine, pathology, pathology/physiology, physical examination, and more.
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OMMBID (The Metabolic and Molecular Bases of Inherited Diseases)Based on Molecular Bases of Inherited Disease, OMMBID provides comprehensive coverage of the genes and genetic mechanisms underlying human disease states; includes the metabolic and molecular underpinnings, causation, pathophysiology, and treatment.
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Radiologic AnatomyThe fundamentals of normal anatomy as seen on plain film, CT, MRI, angiography. Hundreds of abnormal films and gross anatomical images supplement normal radiographs. Plus a separate quiz feature!
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Thieme MedOne EducationIllustrated full-color downloadable textbooks from Thieme’s Color Atlases and Flexibook series. Each electronic book retains the content of the print version, including full-color illustrations and instructive text – plus a powerful search function to help users easily locate topics across the entire collection.
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UpToDate
Learn about mobile access | UpToDate® is a physician-authored clinical decision support resource that assists clinicians with point-of-care decisions. Includes easy-to-search graphics and a drug database and drug interactions tool (in partnership with Lexicomp®). -
Visible Body CoursewareVisible Body has over 24,000 items in its visual database. These include: 3D models of anatomical structures and systems, physiology animations, pathology visualizations, illustrations, cadaver images paired with CTI or MRI scans, definitions, pronunciations, learning presentations that use this visual content, and more. This resource is only accessible to 1st year DO, DPM, and DPT students as well as MSA students.
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VisualDX
Learn about mobile access | Searchable by symptoms, signs, and patient factors, VisualDx includes more than 3,000 diagnoses and over 41,000 images, providing a customized, graphical differential diagnosis of an infectious, immunologic, metabolic, nutritional, psychiatric, or genetic disease.
New England Journal of Medicine & JAMA
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JAMA: MultimediaThis collection is set up for browsing and it can be a bit tricky to search. But if you search the JAMA site you can filter your results to "Has Multimedia" on the left side bar.
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NEJM: Figures & MultimediaThe New England Journal of Medicine features numerous videos, images, and audio in Clinical Medicine. You can limit results by specialty or media type. A favorite section is the Videos in Clinical Medicine
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NEJM Resident 360
Videos and point of care content to help you on your rotations. In addition to using the links provided by the library, you will also need to create a personal account with NEJM. Step 1: Access NEJM through the library. Step 2: Create a personal account. This account is not associated with DMU, so pick any account creation method that works for you.
New England Journal of Medicine - Interactive Medical Cases
Publishers don't always set things up to make it easy for institutional subscribers to access their materials. This is one of those times. If you want to access the interactive medical cases from the NEJM, please watch the video or written directions.
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New England Journal of Medicine (NOT linked to DMU)Watch the video and you'll know why you need this link.
Written Directions:
Step 1: Access NEJM from the library URL.
Step 2: Create a personal account on the NEJM site. This account is not associated with DMU in any way.
Step 3: Log off from your personal account. Clear the cookies from your browser.
Step 4: Access NEJM directly - not from the library
Step 5: Sign in to your personal account
You should now be ae able to view the clinical cases.
