How many textbooks should I use for anatomy

[MDApplicant88]

Im currently using moore's clinically oriented anatomy only. Should I also add another book to study for the anatomy course?

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[Brachyury]

Im currently using moore's clinically oriented anatomy only. Should I also add another book to study for the anatomy course?

I used Snell and Rohen (Netter is OK, but I liked Rohen better)

 

[Baron Samedi]

Im currently using moore's clinically oriented anatomy only. Should I also add another book to study for the anatomy course?

Moore + BRS got me through it just fine. In addition, an Atlas of just pictures is helpful(your library likely has hundreds).

 

[Neurophiliac]

If you're looking for anatomy textbooks, then Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy and BRS' Gross Anatomy are comprehensive and sufficient.
If you're looking for an atlas, then Netter's has been a very helpful guide with excellent, clear illustrations.

All the best!

 

[silverhorse84]

My favorite was Rohens atlas. Cadaver pictures and it was really easy to cover the labels and quiz myself.

 

[welcometomedsch]

Rohen's is awesome. Get a old cheap grants off ebay that you can use at your table and can throw away at the end of the year.

 

[Mattabet]

How many textbooks should I use for anatomy

Between zero and one.

You'll use the Netter a lot; Moore should fill in the gaps with any burning questions you have. It's not a very text-heavy subject, in my opinion.

 

[boaz]

I used Moore's but focused on the pictures and captions. If there were any gaps I'd consult the text itself. I didn't really like Netter's since a) the pictures are not as good, and b) there's no text at all to guide you. Reading through the text in Moore's is overkill.