Histo, Physio shelf exams help needed

[Doublecortin]

I was wondering if people who have recently taken them have specific recommendations on how to prepare for these shelf?

Thanks

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[cpants]

Guyton and Hall Physiology Review. Hundreds of questions with explanations, very similar to the difficulty and format of the shelf questions. Check the reserve desk at your library. Or:

http://www.amazon.com/Guyton-Hall-Physiology-Review-John/dp/072168307X

 

[Doctorverardoll]

For histo, I'd highly recommend Pre-Test. The questions are tricky, but they have a lot of EMs and pictures, which were quite common.

 

[Yakko]

I used the respective BRS books for both. Histo was a straight-up joke. Upper years told us not to sweat it, and it was true. Physio was tough but, again, BRS is great for it. Pre-test for both is good as well.

 

[Doublecortin]

I used the respective BRS books for both. Histo was a straight-up joke. Upper years told us not to sweat it, and it was true. Physio was tough but, again, BRS is great for it. Pre-test for both is good as well.

Thanks for all the replies!

A couple of years ago people were saying that Physio shelf had a lot of pathophysiology so it was helpful to look over First Aid path section. Would you recommend that?

 

[Taliesinrk]

I can't comment on Physio, but definitely reiterate the point abt. Histo... while I wouldn't call it "a joke"; it was the easiest of the first 4 shelves (shelfs???) I've taken.

 

[Yakko]

Hmmm I don't really remember much of the exam to be honest with you. I would look at First Aid anyway (at least the Physio part). I forgot to mention, but for every shelf, I did just that at the end of my study process - look at FA just to sum it all up. I didn't look at the Path part when I studied, and I did well. If you have time, and wanna be safe, I suppose you could look at pathology but I wouldn't say it's necessary.