Could anyone tell me, which textbook is used for Physiology?
Thank you

Just finishing up physio now in my 2nd sememster...and to be honest, I don't know the answer to this question. Sad huh?

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u can look up the books on the school website...

If you want a book for reference or to read, the Guyton text listed on the web site is a good book. It's a little wordy to study from. I used my Guyton pretty much purely as a reference. I studied from Kaplan and BRS almost exclusively (well, still doing that for another week). It all depends on what physio professor is teaching next semester. You can always look at the full texts in the library. I'm guessing you'll have a little of Dr. J (not the basketball player). He's a good guy and he gives you his full notes, but his tests are nitpicky and concentrate on small details like MW instead of clinicals (but he seems to be changing some).

On the book list there is another book written by Berne and Levy. This is the book used by Dr. L ,but I am not sure if he will be teaching next semester. I read this book for his lectures. But if he is not teaching, then don't buy it. Very few people read Guyton, most people stuck with DR. J's notes, Brs, Kaplan.

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Thanks everyone.
I have both guyton and berne Levy. Good to know, that I could keep them