Best Reference Textbooks for Step 1

[greentealeaves]

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What do you guys think are the best reference textbooks when you want to look up a certain topic? I often find that looking things up in a textbook is more efficient and leads to better information / context than a simple Google search. So far I really like Costanzo, Basic Pathology (Medium Robbins), and Review of Immunology and Microbiology. Are there any textbooks that you use that you think are great reference resources?

 

[Dantrolene FC]

First Aid

 

[greentealeaves]

First Aid

I have a tough time referencing First Aid to get more context. Thanks for the suggestion though.

 

[TakotsuboOkazaki]

First Aid, Robbins, BRS

 

[OnePunchBiopsy]

Goljan Rapid Review, Pathoma, Wikipedia

 

[Prince090]

People will hate on me but Kaplan books with videos rock.

 

[deleted854547]

Amboss, Pathoma, First Aid, Wikipedia.

 

[Dantrolene FC]

Osmosis is amazing. They have free videos on YouTube, plus they have a website for more videos. Osmosis.org

 

[JoelFleischman21]

It's not really a textbook, but I like the way that Rx Bricks works. Good introductions for a lot of Step 1 topics, though not everything is in there yet.

 

[Styrene]

What do you guys think are the best reference textbooks when you want to look up a certain topic? I often find that looking things up in a textbook is more efficient and leads to better information / context than a simple Google search. So far I really like Costanzo, Basic Pathology (Medium Robbins), and Review of Immunology and Microbiology. Are there any textbooks that you use that you think are great reference resources?

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