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Step I robbins and harrisons
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Memorize Sabiston's while you're at it. 😉
Iwy Em Hotep said:Memorize Sabiston's while you're at it. 😉
Don't forget the other boy in the band...Goodman and Gilman's pharmacology! You have to know it cold in order to break the 90th%ile. 😛
NO. I think robbins is WAY too thick... and Harrisons is too clinical.... Stick with BRS Pathology, baby robbins here and there, and (personal favorite) Rapid Review Goljan Pathology. Lots of people at my school used only these for path (with the exception of using the big Robbins for pictures) and did very well on the boards.
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quideam said:NO. I think robbins is WAY too thick... and Harrisons is too clinical.... Stick with BRS Pathology, baby robbins here and there, and (personal favorite) Rapid Review Goljan Pathology. Lots of people at my school used only these for path (with the exception of using the big Robbins for pictures) and did very well on the boards.
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Don't listen to this guy...he's full of ****. Read Harrison's at LEAST 2X. Cover to cover.
Rough crowd, I tell ya.
I got through Harrisons in 8 hours. It wasn't as thorough as I'd like though, so I've upgraded to HY internal medicine....damn!, this book is thick.🙄nabeya said:oh great. My exam is next Friday. Do you think I'll be able to read harrisons 2x by that day? 😱![]()
daact said:Do you think I should read these books to study 2nd classes and boards?
Thanks
these are the two basic books we indian medical students use . robbins is important for diagnosis where as harrisons in its clinical point of view . Everythings of robbins is in harrisons .
we read robbins in our 2nd year of medical career and harrisons in 4th year . so its easy for us to finish harrisons easily albeit its a quite massive one .
i will tell u to read these books for ultimate knowledge.
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quideam said:Ummmm........ right......
Seriously, though, daact - you don't need Harrison's at all. It's an internal medicine book - not basic sciences.
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(P.S. - i'm a lady, fellas, not a guy!)
**** U . i love harrisons