review of medical physiology

[MDpride]

has anybody tried this book?

i know GUYTON is good.

maybe for review after reading guyton

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[nlax30]

Is that the small red companion book to the regular guyton physio text?

 

[wAyRadikull]

Its a question book so doing questions after you read guyton (i used costanzo) is a good way to go to make sure you've covered all the bases.

 

[MDpride]

REVIEW of MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY is a book by GANONG

http://www.accessmedicine.com/resourceTOC.aspx?resourceID=11

 

[njbmd]

Baby Guyton, Ganong and Costanza are good physiology review books. They are not substitutes for the big texts like Berne and Levy or Guyton. I found that trying to use a review while I was learning medical physiology didn't actually save time for me. Our professors wanted us to know more details than a review book could provide and thus our text readings were from Berne & Levy. If you have access to a big text in your medical library, then having one of the review books is likely to be OK but I never had time during study time to go to the review-types of resources. I did use Costanza for Board Review second year.

 

[shreypete]

I used Guyton and I loved it (even though it is quite time-consuming). The pocket guide to Guyton is also really good.

 

[Captain Fantastic]

I used Guyton and I loved it (even though it is quite time-consuming).

+1

Guyton rocks. I'm a text-book learner, though. I used BRS Physiology for review.