Step I what is the most popular pysiology text book ?

[Gayret]

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thanks every one!

 

[Kalel]

Can't beat BRS physiology for the boards. I'd even reccomend it for first year studying purposes.

 

[hndrx1a]

Regular text, not review:Guyton.

 

[Jalby]

Originally posted by hndrx1a
Regular text, not review:Guyton.

I reccomend for regular test: Costanza. She wrote a non-BRS reg text book which covered 95% of everything I was taught in cass.

 

[phllystyl]

agreed on the costanza book.... plus it obviously follows BRS very well, same author and all.

 

[hndrx1a]

Not to change this thread, but what text did you guys use for Physiopath?

 

[Jalby]

Originally posted by hndrx1a
Not to change this thread, but what text did you guys use for Physiopath?

I take my Costanza book, and lay my BRS Path book on top of it.

 

[phllystyl]

Particularly effective when both are wet, so the pages take on an almost translucent quality.

Seriously though, I use pathophys for the boards and wards.

 

[hndrx1a]

Jalby, you'll get more height by putting 700 pages of Guyton on top of both!🙄

 

[Hercules]

BRS Phys was awesome. That's all I read when I took phys as a 1st year and did well in the class, having never had any physiology in undergrad. If you're familiar with the book, it's a quick read to study for Step 1. I think last summer I spent 1 day reading it, and considered that to be my phys prep for Step 1.

 

[DrSmiles]

I think Costanzo is great, either the review text or her more complete text.
Pathophys for Board and Wards has been useful too.

Anyone have a suggestion for a good OB/GYN book that is less detailed than Lange?