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Downloadable Basic Sciences

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alphaholic06

Doctor, Who? Me?
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Does anyone know of any programs where you can download basic science info to your hard drive? Also does anyone know of any study aid programs that I can put that info in to help me study (ie make flashcards, quizzes etc.?)
 
alpha,

here's a thread in which I've posted a variety of ana/hist links:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=118642

I think you'll probably find that the most valuable computer-based resources will be web-based, and they require some digging to find. There are a lot of really good computer programs out there, I gather, but they're VERY expensive and will probably be restricted to the computer lab at your library.

For my part, my grade/study ratio went up a lot when I started using websites for ana/hist. You might also find the online Merck manual handy--it's less basic than clinical science, but great for those PBL sessions.