For Clinical Neuroanatomy, Snell works pretty well but you cant go through whole of it coz its one big book but as much as your teachers cater you, you have to get that much only.
but FOr the rest of Anatomy,there is another book named Clinical Anatomy by Snell...its good.Most of the students prefer it over KLM ..the reason i dunt know because i myself studied it ,not Moore...may b the thngs are much easier in it than Moore's and its clinical oriented as well( Moore's too btw...).
Lippincott is easier to study as compared to Harper ...but once u get used to Harper, it no longer remains difficult. the thing is that how much effort u can put in by urself....if ur reading time is ample, its better to study Harper coz its offers more details and knowledge thats surely gonna help u if u want to get higher than avergae scores.:happy: but if one isnt much into studying, then,getting average marks or just good marks esp in vivaz can be well served by Lippincott.so its purely upto you that how much u want to work up for Biochemistry.obviously,to stad out of the crowd,u have to put more efforts.
For Physiology,Guyton is more than enough! and yah,once u start studying from it, u will feel like u are reading a novel and aftr going through 5 pages of the book,u will come to know that only 5 lines are worth-knowing ...yah...dats true.so its better that while u study it,get the imp things highlighted or underlined as u wish....so that reviewing becomes much easier.otherwise, many students complain in examz that they are unable to revise the damn lengthy syllabus.got it!
hope it works.
