surprisedgirl1
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Hey everyone. I'm new to this forum, and I'm still trying to figure out which sources to use and which to forget about. I have the 2005 set of Kaplan books as well as the DVDS that I bought off the Internet. Which books/DVDs in Kaplan do you all think are absolutely essential. I don't have much time to study so I don't want to spend too much time on these books as I also plan on going through First Aid a few times and some of the high yield books (anatomy, neuroanatomy, cell biology, histology).
Also, everyone keeps talking about the Goljan materials. I have the audios which I also bought online, and I was wondering which notes are yous peaking of: the pdf ones that people give you with the audio or an actual book you can purchase.
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!! (in advance!)
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| study_ing
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biochemistry and behavorial science is a MUST.
physio u can decide for urself. try reading the notes and then going thru a video to decide. its repititive but ppl generally like it.
micro is good for slides but not essential.
do the patho review ( last two lectures in the patho dvd) and do any relevant chapters whose histopath u find difficult. eg renal chapter for EM.
i liked the video on brainstem and spinal cord for neuroanat too.
goljan notes are available as free downloads. rapid review is a book series of which patho is done by goljan. a 2004 edition is available and i liked it. but i dunno how different it is from the hnotes. look around and there may be a free download for it too !!.
remember to download goljan slides too.
good luck 
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| surprisedgirl1
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Thank you, study_ing, for your quick and very helpful response. I appreciate it!
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