Embryology

[amccague]

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Our school doesnt put much emphasis on embryology but USMLE has alot of questions about it.
Can anyone tell me what text-books or resources they found to be good so that i can study on my own for this?
Thanks in advance.

 

[thackl]

Our school doesnt put much emphasis on embryology but USMLE has alot of questions about it.

First time I've heard that

 

[UCSBMed1]

First time I've heard that

My school doesn't either...

Get High-Yield Embryology and First Aid. That is *MORE* than enough embryo for the boards. Good luck!

 

[Sweet Tea]

Get High Yield Embryo. Dudek is fantastic...he taught our histology and part of our embryo courses, and he's great. He also did embryo for the Kaplan USMLE review books. It's probably more info than you need, but it's a great review.

 

[Mumpu]

Very little embryo on Step 1 in my experience. The only embryo you may deal with in real life relates to congenital heart disease.

50 hours of your time with a review book is not worth getting 3 questions right out of 350.

 

[idq1i]

Flip through Larsen, look at the pictures.

You can actually read the clinically-relevant sections in a few hours

Also, read Robbins, chapter 10

 

[amccague]

Thanks alot for the help.

BTW. What is the title of the Robbins book?

Thanks.

 

[idq1i]

Thanks alot for the help.

BTW. What is the title of the Robbins book?

Thanks.

You must be MS1 🙂

THE Robbins is your future best friend. Pathologic basis of disease is the title.

 

[TheFlash]

dude, all you've gotta to know is tetralogy of fallot. golden you'll be.