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Step I Rapid Review Biochemistry
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I have and it is great. I love it. Concise and to the point and feel it gives enough informtion for me to know the subject material.Anyone tried the 3rd edition yet? Only 160 or so pages. I feel like I need more than FA for biochem and I love RR path.
Is it worth getting if I didn't use it to study along with during the actual biochem course?I have and it is great. I love it. Concise and to the point and feel it gives enough informtion for me to know the subject material.
Yup. Honestly I never used it and I have found it to be vey helpful. I never used any review books during my first year courses. Bad idea in hindsight but it's not something I can't fix this year.
I borrowed this from our library during my course ...I liked the book as it focused on clinical biochemistry. I had purchased the Lippincott biochemistry and that was a huge disappointment with way too much general biochemistry. I felt that the rapid review questions were excellent prep for the biochemistry shelf.
It is good if you can get used to the outline format. I actually used both rapid review and lippincotts for biochem last year. They both had their strengths and weaknesses. When it comes to board review I will stick with the rapid review. Just much more concise.