Learning tools for Human anatomy and Physiology?

[habeshama]

Hi,
I will be taking Physiology and Anatomy this summer. I wanted to get some advice on some self learning tools that will prepare me before I start those classes such as Videos, CD-Roms, …maybe even a discovery channel video…do you all know of any that could be helpful?🙄😕🙄
Thank you in advance

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[crazy4clana]

Check youtube for anatomy videos, I know they have some science lectures. And don't worry about learning anatomy early, I've heard that you'll learn more than you'll ever want to know in dental school.

 

[nwdmd]

In Anatomy we were assigned Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy and Moore's Essential Clinical Anatomy, both decent.

There were a few "extras" that I wish I had found earlier in the course:

1) Color Atlas of Anatomy - Sounds like a coloring book, but it's amazing if you want to study outside of the cadaver lab. Much more realistic than Netter's. (Assuming you're anatomy lab involves cadavers)

2) http://www.getbodysmart.com/ -- Free, good for quizzes, it's pretty new and it's been updated alot since I used it a year ago. Also helpful w/ hphy?

For Human Phys, our assigned text was solid (Silverthorn's Human physiology: An intergrated Approach) a lot of people liked the tutorials on the CD-rom.

Don't forget about google.

Anatomy and Human Phys were two of the most interesting classes that I've taken, enjoy!

 

[krstfrb]

http://ect.downstate.edu/courseware/haonline/quiz.htm