Favorite first year study resources?

[Hiroshige]

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I'm a first year vet student looking for some study resources for anatomy, physiology, neuroscience, and histology/microanatomy. I'm especially looking for things geared towards vet students rather than med students. I use Colorado state virtual canine anatomy a lot but am in desperate need of some more example problems for physiology and other subjects. Does anyone know if any vet schools maintain online study materials/example problem sets/test banks? Anybody have or know of any good quizlet folders you could share? Thanks friendos!

 

[Lupin21]

Most vet students stay in the more active pre-vet side. This is the list of resources compiled over the years:

Vet School Study Tools

 

[CalliopeDVM]

Join VIN (Veterinary Information Network (VIN) - For Veterinarians, By Veterinarians) -- it's free for vet students and has huge amounts of information and study aids. Not quizzes or specific questions for specific classes, but great tools like the 3D anatomy models (IVALA® – 3D Veterinary Anatomy, Interactive Vet Courses and Education), narrated videos of performing clinical exams, and archives full of case studies, calculators, and various tips and tricks.

 

[hygebeorht]

Big fan of CSU's virtual canine anatomy. Just google "colostate vca flash" and it's one of the top results.

 

[supershorty]

I use the Minnesota website a fair amount for things like neuroanatomy: Veterinary Anatomy Website Home Page

Also, I have >35,000 quizlet cards that I'm happy to share with anyone who wants to use them: popex102 | Quizlet

Edit: I also have a spreadsheet of what classes have sets in my Quizlets - and what they're titled - so they're easier to search. Can share that too.