Studying your uni lecture note is most important as you are being tested based on the lecture notes, for reference books, stick to what your uni recommend.


I personally use gary's anatomy for students version, nettter's atlast of human anatomy,for neuroanatomy i use Inderbir Singh's Textbook of Human Neuroanatomy all i couple wit my lecture notes. Dissection session are most important, read b4 u go n try to get your hands involved, touch the speciments, get a feel of it if your uni still use cadavers to teach.

i use gray's n netter in yr 1, neuro in my uni is taught in 2nd yr.

gray's is a textbook for u to read, while netter is used after reading the text to get the visual impact, so u knw what r u reading, instead of imagining things which r very hard to picture.. an extra neuroanatomy book is needed as these books don't describe the neuro part well.

i am in aimst uni. where r u studying?


physio i use guyton n hall as my main textbook bt sometimes i borrow ganong from my fiends. Ganong is a review book, lack of many details which can be get from guyton. i use ganong for its diagrammatic explanation n guyton as text reference, so these 2 books compliment each other. pathology i use robbins pathologic basis of disease version, not the robbins basic pathology version. of course, all these textbook is just to support the lecture notes i get from lectures.