So I see that there are two previous threads on this topic generally from over a year ago. I don't know if a new version of Pathophys made ridiculously easy has come out or not since then but on Amazon it was given 4.5/5 stars by >20 reviewers so I'm wondering the merit of this book.
The previous posts on SDN has given it generally negative reviews in terms of its efficacy to stand up against baby Robbins (what is this btw?) and Costanzo.
I want something that emphasizes understanding of the pathophys beneath the phys. I hate just rote memorization of facts that comes with a lot of pathology. What do you guys think? 😕
The previous posts on SDN has given it generally negative reviews in terms of its efficacy to stand up against baby Robbins (what is this btw?) and Costanzo.
I want something that emphasizes understanding of the pathophys beneath the phys. I hate just rote memorization of facts that comes with a lot of pathology. What do you guys think? 😕
