Product Description

Based on the phenomenal artwork found in Gray's Anatomy for Students, 324 brilliantly illustrated, full-color flash cards allow users to test themselves on key anatomic structures and relationships. Separate groups of cards are devoted to anatomy and imaging . back . thorax . abdomen . pelvis/perineum . upper limb . lower limb . head and neck . systemic anatomy . and clinical (i.e., surface) anatomy. The back of each card identifies the structures shown on the front and reviews relevant functions, clinical correlations, and more.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1568 in Books
• Published on: 2005-07-22
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Cards
• 668 pages

Synopsis
Based on the phenomenal artwork found in "Gray's Anatomy for Students", 324 brilliantly illustrated, full-color flash cards allow users to test themselves on key anatomic structures and relationships. Separate groups of cards are devoted to anatomy and imaging; back; thorax; abdomen; pelvis/perineum; upper limb; lower limb; head and neck; systemic anatomy; and clinical (i.e., surface) anatomy. The back of each card identifies the structures shown on the front and reviews relevant functions, clinical correlations, and more.

Customer Reviews

Good for overview and revision
These cards contain clear images on one side with arrows and numbers pointing at muscles / nerves / bones ect. The answers are then on the back so you can test yourself. They probably will not cover enough detail for most courses so you'll need you textbook as well. The website you can access with them is good as it is pretty much a digital version of the cards and probably easier as you can reveal answers one at a time. On the cards you sometimes can't help looking at the next answer which can be annoying and defeats the purpose of the cards!

The best thing you can have to learn anatomy!
I bought the Gray's anatomy textbook last year when I was in my first year of med school. I found out that it had a lot of nice pictures which is imperative in getting your head around anatomy. Ask any med student. It was good, but not outstanding. Then I decided this year that I wanted to try out the flash cards. And oh my god...they are awesome!! Not only the pictures are briliant, but it also comes with clinical stuff on each card which helps. They are better if you have the textbook as well. The online access is different to others on studentconsult.com as it utilizes Flash and you can zoom in and out, rotate cards, create playlists and so much more! Totally impressed on a job excellently done. Exceeded my expectations by a mile!