A PDF is an electronic document that has a fixed layout. It is viewable on all types of devices but the view and layout cannot be adjusted based on the viewing device or viewers preference. PDF documents have page numbers as the page layout does not change and are easily printable.

An eBook is formatted for ereaders (such as Kindle) and the format can change based on the users preference such as font size and other viewing options. Ebooks do not have page numbers so the flow of the document can change based on the viewers preference and they cannot be printed.

It is up to you and your personal style. You can download this document to your phone, personal device, or computer.

Apple Device:
Apple books library app: you can easily add PDF documents to your apple books library on you apple iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or Mac. You will then have access to this document on any of your other apple devices using the iCloud Drive.

You can save or import a PDF file from you email or a website into the books app. On your iOS device, tap the PDF to open it. Then tap the box with the arrow pointing up and find and Copy to Books.

Apple apps available for reading and storing PDF documents: Apple books library, Documents by Readdle, FBReader.

Android device:
Tap the three dot menu button in the top right corner. Tap share, then tap print. Once your android has finished creating a preview of the field guides, then tap SAVE TO which is in the drop down menu at the top of the page. Select where you would like to save the PDF (internal storage, external storage, google drive, etc).

Android apps available for reading and storing PDF documents: eBookDroid, Google Play Books, Moon + Reader.

Other app options to save the Field Guide to include: google drive, dropbox, ebookdroid, ezPDFreader, Documents by Readdle

Step #1: Send an email to your kindle. Each amazon kindle comes with its own email address. Subject line: convert. Attach the PDF and Amazon will convert the PDF to a readable document in your kindle.

Step #2: Calibre is an app that will convert your PDF to a reader format. There are good instructions online about to use this free app.

Our field guides are all downloadable as a PDF file or an ebook. The guides are viewable on all devices and easily printable. We recommend sending the file to a print center (office depot, staples, etc) which is as easy as sending a link to the email associated with the print center. Request that the field guide be printed double sided and bound. The guides are many pages and sometimes staples don’t hold them together well.

Heavens no! We always recommend you follow the advice of your own cancer center doctor, NP/PA, or nurse over our advice because they have actually met you and don’t know your particular circumstances. We recommend you show the Field Guide to your cancer center providers to make sure they agree with the advice we are giving you.

NPs and PAs are medical professionals that practice medicine. Both work very similarly in day to day practice but there are some differences in our training. Both NPs and PAs are trained to assess patient needs, order and interpret diagnostic and laboratory tests, diagnose illness and disease, prescribe medication and formulate treatment plans. In cancer care, we often work part of a team that includes a physician, a NP/PA, and a nurse.

A nurse practitioner is an advanced practice registered nurse. Nurse practitioners are educated at a master’s or doctorate degree level with training that focuses on basic disease prevention, coordination of care, and health promotion. Nurse practitioners often specialize their training based on patient population.

A physician assistant is a medical professional who often has thousands of hours of medical training prior to entering PA school. PAs are versatile and collaborative. Physician assistants are educated at the master’s degree level and trained in the practice of medicine using a curriculum modeled on a medical school education.

Unfortunately we do not give refunds if you order this digital product. This is a downloadable product that is printer-friendly or downloaded as an eBook. Please note, you will not get any hard copies of the materials.

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