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I will be a student at Saba in the future and was wondering what individuals ,who have completed the first semester, feel is the best textbook to use for Anatomy? "Clinically Oriented Anatomy" by Moore was the required textbook for the September 2009 semester and "Clinical Anatomy by Regions" by Snell is the required textbook for the January 2010 semester. Does anybody know why the required textbook was changed? Does anyone know if "Clinical Anatomy by Regions" by Snell will be the required textbook for future semesters at Saba for the foreseeable future? Because the required textbook was changed to "Clinical Anatomy by Regions" by Snell, does this mean that utilizing this textbook would be more helpful than using "Clinically Oriented Anatomy" by Moore? In other words, do Saba Anatomy lectures resemble the information and pictures in the required textbook or do the Anatomy lectures follow a distinct style allowing one to use any Anatomy textbook that one is most comfortable with?
I plan on potentially purchasing one of these textbooks in the near future so any input on which textbook - "Clinically Oriented Anatomy" by Moore or "Clinical Anatomy by Regions" by Snell is the best textbook to use for Anatomy at Saba will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I plan on potentially purchasing one of these textbooks in the near future so any input on which textbook - "Clinically Oriented Anatomy" by Moore or "Clinical Anatomy by Regions" by Snell is the best textbook to use for Anatomy at Saba will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
