anatomy book

sandman · Aug 22, 2003

I like Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy

P_RN, ADN, RN · Aug 22, 2003

http://www.bartleby.com/107/

Check the online Bartleby site. You may have to type in Anatomy of the Human Body but there it is...the entire Grays Anatomy in full color.

renerian, BSN, RN · Aug 22, 2003

Grays is awesome.

renerian

SCHMEGGA · Aug 22, 2003

Netters!!!! All the way! And get the hardcover, it is worth it.

Passin' Gas · Aug 23, 2003

If you're applying to anesthesia school, find out what text they use. Assuming you will be accepted, that will be one less book to buy when classes start.

PG

WntrMute2 · Aug 23, 2003

While Netter is great for some things, Clinical Anatomy by Moore includes a tremendous amount of additional information as to amomalies, clinical implications, dermatomes, regional implications of the various aspects of the anatomy. My gross anatomy professor (the class not the instructor, she was beautiful) reccomended we study from netter but purchase Moore for our reference and I whole heartedly agree. it will also help you do some self stuying as the text walks you thru the systems as they are being shown in the illustrations.

vaccrn · Aug 26, 2003

Grant V. Netter V. Moore. They are all great books. The pictures in Netter are the best, while Moore provides more information via the written word. BTW, I am a book whore and own them all. My favorite is "Gross Anatomy" by Kyung Won Chung (Lippencott). This book is set up in outline form, which takes a bit of getting used to. It coveres everything that you will need to know. If you have Chung and Netter, that's all you should need.