Best medical management books according to redditors

I took the AAPC exam, used the AMA book. There is no AMA exam that I'm aware of, sorry for the confusion.

This is the book I used:
https://www.amazon.com/ICD-10-CM-Complete-Official-Icd-10-Cm-Codebook/dp/1622024044/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_img_9?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=5CK553W7P1V6ZB58W1HS

First of all, public health isn't useless and boring. But you are definitely uninformed, and it's hard to tell whether to blame that on a shitty attitude or a shitty education. Probably both.
What you should do, though, is do some (inspirational) reading in public health. I'd hope that your education would have provided you with this, but I guess not, from what you are saying, so here's a few recommendations, and I hope other people here will chime in with their own:

• Vaccinated
  
• House on Fire
  
• Strategy of Preventative Medicine

I read a book in college called Catharsis.

Its a very interesting book written by a surgeon. There are a few ER stories. But it is filled some some very interesting events.

http://www.amazon.com/Catharsis-Art-Medicine-Andrzej-Szczeklik/dp/0226788687