anatomy - chaurahsia
physiology - guyton

Haha yeah currently in aimst, but anyway those 2 books are really awesome especially chaurahsia, I like their clinical application and mnemonics

Netter is good for viewing only, if you seriously want to learn anatomy, read books. You can try grey's anatomy as well but I think it's too hard for medical students?

Yeah but I used to make the mistake of reading atlas lol, dont want anyone to follow my footstep

Any idea where to get littman stethoscope?

Doing bulk?

Hi guys, any recommendation on pharmacology books? Would prefer those that we can really refer during clinical years as the book tripathy used right now is kind of towards academic? thanks!

Hey guys, any must-buy books for clinical posting?

All. Would like to take this chance to grab all the books cause of the book vouchers thing I prefer English author rather than Indian author though, had terrible experience with Indian author. And btw, is there any tendon hammer other than the one with a disc on top of a plastic stick (looks cheap and expensive rm4x) ? And where can I buy it?

Chaurahsia (good book but you'll need to have your own cadaver to make full use of it), inderber singh, microbiology books and so on.. IMHO they are more to memorizing facts and not telling you things behind that/ maybe I just prefer how the 'mericans study.

I had macleod, what I'm looking for is eg orthopedics, pediatrics etc books or are they not necessary?

As for the tendon hammer, well what I don't like is the price, pure rip off

how much better are government students against private students (let's say in the top 40 out of 200 students) ? are we really that bad?

How do you compare government graduates vs local private graduates? Is there a huge gap in knowledge/ skill wise?

Is there anyone with MRCS exam experience? I need some advices..

Hi seniors, may I know if I get my housemanship done in east malaysia, can I apply for MO in west malaysia?