Step I Anatomy for Step 1, Kaplan enough?

[centrino]

Started Gross Anatomy for step 1. Liked the way it is in Kaplan LN. But many say do from High Yield. I really don't like high yield, its way too detailed and I just can't digest it. Kaplan is a lot easier to digest. So what are my chances? Is Kaplan enough or do I really need to do High Yield gross anatomy (although I'll have to really MAKE my self do it)

 

[Captopril]

Started Gross Anatomy for step 1. Liked the way it is in Kaplan LN. But many say do from High Yield. I really don't like high yield, its way too detailed and I just can't digest it. Kaplan is a lot easier to digest. So what are my chances? Is Kaplan enough or do I really need to do High Yield gross anatomy (although I'll have to really MAKE my self do it)

I thought the consensus is that FA is enough, and since the amount of material in Kaplan >>> the amount in FA, I would presume that it is indeed enough.

HY Neuroanatomy, on the other hand, might be a different story.

 

[Saladin MD]

I did all of FA but there were most definitely some questions on the test on anatomy which I did not know the answer to. I had foreseen that though and just took it as a calculated loss, since I had run out of studying time, did not want to push back my date, and thought it better to consolidate FA instead of study anatomy.

 

[Captopril]

Started Gross Anatomy for step 1. Liked the way it is in Kaplan LN. But many say do from High Yield. I really don't like high yield, its way too detailed and I just can't digest it. Kaplan is a lot easier to digest. So what are my chances? Is Kaplan enough or do I really need to do High Yield gross anatomy (although I'll have to really MAKE my self do it)

I flipped through HY Gross Anatomy last night...I think I might use it for its clinicals. Kaplan has very few, and I think Step 1 is a very clinical correlate-based test.