AUA Book Thread

[islandthrift]

Originally Posted by DOCplucinski

yeah but do you sell official AUA hats? i don't think so!

It's true...no hats...just the satisfaction of not paying full price!

[cheystar]

this is the new list for sem 1 may 2008. can anyone plz suggest which books to get. there are new books added compared to the previous semesters



Doctor, Patients, and Society

• Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination 5th Ed. \ Seidel - Required
• Student Workbook for Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination 5th Ed.\Seidel - Required

Gross Anatomy \ Embryology

• Clinically Oriented Anatomy 5th Ed.\Moore - Required
• Essentials of Clinical Anatomy 3rd Ed.\Moore - Required
• Atlas of Human Anatomy\Netter - Required
• Clinical Gross Anatomy, A Guide for Dissection Study & Review\Colborn - Required
• Benchmark Questions\Colborn - Required
• Clinical Applications of Human Anatomy: A Lab Guide\Nolan - Required
• Clinical Anatomy & Embryology: Study Guide\ Dr. Hannah - Required
• Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy 3rd Ed.\Weir - Suggested

Histology

• Langman's Medical Embryology 9th Ed.\Sadler - Required
• Histology, A Text and Atlas 4th Ed.\Ross - Required
• USMLE Road Map Histology\Sheedlo - Required
• Color Atlas of Histology 4th Ed.\Gartner - Suggested

[rahulb]

all you need..

• Essentials of Clinical Anatomy 3rd Ed.\Moore - Required
• Atlas of Human Anatomy\Netter - Required
• Histology, A Text and Atlas 4th Ed.\Ross - Required

[jgilbert63]

Can any current 4th semester students tell me which of the following 3rd semester books are really required? I know they say 'required' on the booklist, but I've purchased too many 'required' books that the professors never use. Any information would be greatly appreciated.


PATHOLOGY

-Robbins & Cotran Review of Pathology 2nd Ed. \ Klat


BEHAVIORAL

-Synopsis of Psychiatry \ Kaplan & Sasock

-Behavioural Science in Health Care \ Sahler

-Behavioural Science Board Review Series 4th Ed \ B. Fadem

[islandthrift]

Below are the texts you will absolutely need for those two classes!

PATHOLOGY

-Robbins Pathologic Basis of Disease 7th ed.

-Robbins & Cotran Review of Pathology 2nd Ed. \ Klat


BEHAVIORAL

-Synopsis of Psychiatry \ Kaplan & Sasock

-Behavioral Science Board Review Series 4th Ed \ B. Fadem

[The_Italian_Stallion82]

Okay so let me get this right, basically all we need is the 3 books you've stated for semester 1?
Essentials of Clinical Anatomy 3rd Ed.\Moore - Required
Atlas of Human Anatomy\Netter - Required
Histology, A Text and Atlas 4th Ed.\Ross - Required
no dps materials?

I don't want my studying hindered by not having some materials that may have helped me. There must be a reason they put required next to all those texts heh..

Any other people that finished semester 1 your input would be appreciated. And sorry to sound repetetive but I want to make sure that's all I need to do well.

[amy1005]

i'm in semester one now, and as we're studying for finals and even for the tests during the semester i find that the dps book, mosby's is a great help and reference book, but that's just me. i would suggest that you get it...

[kiddieMD]

is it possible to pass classes with BRS and other supplemental books if you can't afford other books for school?

[SemTuv]

Originally Posted by kiddieMD

is it possible to pass classes with BRS and other supplemental books if you can't afford other books for school?

School library has all required books in limited numbers on reserve.Use it in a library, make copies of what you need (0.25EC) .

[newblood]

Can someone tell me the difference between the atlas of human anatomy by Netter.
Atlas of Human Anatomy - Wal-Mart

Atlas Of Human Anatomy : Books from Overstock.com

One is half the price of the other (the paperback).