Integrating First Aid with Anatomy

[brownsdawg]

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How is everyone studying for anatomy on the step 1? I am using First Aid along with a bunch of extra review books. I want to have First Aid as my main review book, so I've been adding alot to it. However, for alot of gross anatomy stuff, there aren't corresponding parts... And of course, there's a crap load of anatomy in the human body that would be good to know.

So I'm wondering how anyone (who might be doing a similar studying approach tome) is going to approach this... Do you just not add much anatomy to your First Aid and keep your review book handy for reference?

I'm using the High Yield Gross Anatomy (and I also have the BRS...but it's thicker and I don't like thicker).

 

[trouta]

The FA anatomy section is really weak. I used HY Anatomy to help fill in the gaps. You certainly dont need to know it all though. Focus mostly on the bold points and those that are highly tested.

 

[deuist]

I've heard that studying the blue boxes in Moore really helps.