I know this has been answered before. I did a search as well, but the first couple pages of results didn't yield the answer. So, I hope someone won't mind anwering the following. What does "big Robbins" mean? Is this the 1500-page, full-blown textbook? What does "baby Robbins" mean? Is this the question book? Regardless of what it is called, is the question book an accompaniment to the big text for practicing/self-testing? Thanks for playing.
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Big Robbins is the main text book.
Baby Robbins is a pocket book based off the text book.
The question book is another resource that is based off the text book - for self testing. I found it to be good prep for my pathology courses.
Baby Robbins is a pocket book based off the text book.
The question book is another resource that is based off the text book - for self testing. I found it to be good prep for my pathology courses.
trouta said:
I agree with Trouta about the question book. I use big robbins for class. Its a long read but it definetly helps me. If you have the time, motivation and discipline, it will help you out (there are some bad chapters I think - like renal).
bigfrank said:
crazy uncle everyone ignores = Robbins and Cotran Atlas of Pathology
