Book Review, a must have...Atlas of Human Anatomy Review

I believe this anatomy book really breaks things down well and by using color for those of us who learn that way. Also show's x-rays and labels them so that you know what you're looking at. This could be a wonderful reference book for the rest of your professional career.

[RobinsDocumentedLife]

@bhod2ari I also have the E-Z Anatomy and Physiology that you do. For the NLN I also bought a couple cliff note books about Biology and Chemistry, even though I'm taking them, but I thought maybe they'd hit on key points for quick review before I take the NLN in May once my semester ends.

[RobinsDocumentedLife]

@Sue24301 nice tips, thanks...I'll look those up for my phone! Yes, tough semester ahead, but hoping my study habits get me through...I'll keep you all posted on what works best for me.

[Sue]

Hi, just thought I let you know that they have the Netter flash cards and the app as well. The flashcards are great, really help studying for exams. The app lets you pin and test yourself, great to prepare you for your lab exams. It seems you are going to have a tough semester ahead of you. Good luck, I'm almost certain you will do great because of your study and organizational skills. Tfs

[RobinsDocumentedLife]

@mzsotello Thanks! I'll let you know if I hear any good tips for Micro! You'll do just fine.

[goursingh]

hi everyone, if anyone else trying to find out anatomy and physiology study tools try Wondsting Anatomy Guide Wiki (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate got cool success with it.