I agree with the notion that people should read ahead. Take a look at the chapter in anatomy that orients you to the subject, then look at the upper limb. After that, start looking through the "Blue Boxes" in the Moore (Big or Baby). The Netter's is also a good tool to look at whenever you want clarification on where something is (or is great to study for those lab exams).
Another book I found helpful (especially when the lab is closed the night before the exam, or when the lab was too crowded), is the "Color Atlas of Anatomy" by Rohen and Yokochi. A used one online was about $10, and is a book of photographs of very well dissected cadavers. Definitely worth investing (even in a used, old edition). The library has two copies, but they're on limited reserves.
Fudan University, Shanghai Medical College
MBBS Program, 2008 Batch
State University of New York at Geneseo
Class of 2006
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