Best problem set books?

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EX: Physiology Cases and Problems by Costanzo

Are there any other books like this?

 

[OnePunchBiopsy]

I enjoyed BRS Physiology. It has good questions at the end of each section.

 

[doyouhaveaflag]

Is there a particular subject you had in mind? I thought "Robbins and Cotran Review of Pathology" was extremely useful during my organ systems. Even more so than the online Q bank I was using. It's essentially a pathology Q bank in book form, and some of the questions I saw on exams were very similar to the ones in this book (we have faculty-written exams).

I found BRS physio to be useful as well in helping me assess gaps in my understanding, but the questions are pretty basic and didn't represent what I saw on exams.

 

[raiderette]

Wait, aren't you thd premed asking stupid questions? Cart before horse

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[bwmd]

The Robbins qbook referenced above is a must do during second year.

Qbanks such as UWorld often serve this purpose otherwise.

 

[Taddy Mason]

Lippincott's for Biochem (you have to register the book to get access to the Qbank)

Guyton and Hall review for phys

Robbins Review of Path (as mentioned above) for path