Anatomy Bellringer

[enmeds]

anyone know of any books that have lots of 'anatomy bellringer' like question.

[thebouque]

anyone know of any books that have lots of 'anatomy bellringer' like question.

 

Bellringer like QUESTIONS no, but the best bellringer book, to my knowledge, is Rohen. By far. It contains extremely well dissected pictures of cadaver. If you know rohen and you've paid attention a bit in your prossection/dissection sessions, you should be fine during your bellringers.

Anatomy and all the anatomical sciences are amzing, ie histology, embryology and anatomic pathology (and gross of course). We used to do lots of these subjects in med school, and it's still true in some countries. Unfortunately a lot of canadian medical schools have foresaken anatomy/embryo/histopathology a bit too much for a more clinically oriented approach.

[apical meristems]

http://anatomy.med.umich.edu/home.html

[switcheroo]

http://ect.downstate.edu/courseware/haonline/quiz.htm

 

click on the part of the body you want to be quizzed on. select what kind of stuff (nerves, blood vessels, etc) you want in the quiz, and go. hard, but awesome. (this website will be the only reason i pass pelvic anatomy)

[Guest copacetic]

rohen. if that aint good enough go into the anatomy lab with a bunch of friends and ask each other questions...try no to do this the night before the exam otherwise you WILL freak out.