Physiology Tips Needed:)

[rs_med_student]

Hello.
i am a first year med student.
i just finished my general physiology class and i did very well in it.

we used Guyton & Hall as a source...a classic and i love it
i wanna ask what are the best chapters Guyton is known for?
and what are the chapters/subjects that are best studied from somewhere else and from where?
also..can you please recommend a good sports physiology book??
one that is very practical to apply,easy to read and up to date with recent research?

Thanks

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[WarrensBeenThere]

Guyton is the book. You can use other books to have the info presented in different ways, or in more detail, but I don't know of anything better for general physiology.

Have you considered looking at a clinical sports medicine journal? They are applied and up-to-date (but not necessarily easy to read): http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jsm/contents

http://jssm.org/

 

[rs_med_student]

Guyton is the book. You can use other books to have the info presented in different ways, or in more detail, but I don't know of anything better for general physiology.

Have you considered looking at a clinical sports medicine journal? They are applied and up-to-date (but not necessarily easy to read): http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jsm/contents

http://jssm.org/

thanks but i wish for something more basic, easy and straightforward for someone of my level since i am only a 1st year student yet.

 

[Shreyasthegreat]

Constazo Physiology might be what you're looking for


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