Emnyte:
Pls I need someone in human anatomy dept. to brief me about courses that i must offer in 200L recommended textbooks would also be appreciated. the dept. is new in my school, so we are yet to be given handbooks.

Emnyte:
Pls I need someone in human anatomy dept. to brief me about courses that i must offer in 200L recommended textbooks would also be appreciated. the dept. is new in my school, so we are yet to be given handbooks.

jemmiee:


It depends on your school though.... But basically, in year two I did:, gross anatomy(study of macroscopic anatomy), embryology (study of how different organs/systems/tissues originated), histology (study of microscopic anatomy), functional anatomy (study of the functions and adaptations of different organs/systems /tissues), depending on your school now, you may do biochemistry(protein, carbohydrate, lipid metabolism, study of biomolecules, DNA/RNA metabolism, etc) and physiology(renal physiology, respiratory physiology, physiology of excitable tissues, neurophysiology, etc), you will do gss courses too.
For "etc", I can't remember others, it's been quite a number of years now.

For recommended textbooks,
For gross anatomy, I used Gray's anatomy(my best), Last's anatomy, clinical anatomy and Frank Netter's Atlas
For histology, I used functional histology and Indebir Singh's histology (my best)
For embryology, I used Langman's embryology (my best).
For functional anatomy, I used my lecture notes/internet
For physiology, I used Essentials of physiology (my best), guyton's physiology
For biochemistry, I used principles of biochemistry (my best), Harper's biochemistry

I hope I helped
N/B...I'm an Anatomy graduate of Unical

Neyova:
Good morning famz. Anyone that has textbooks on anatomy, Medical biochem and physiology in pdf format should pls forward them to my email.

idrisomoniyi6@gmail.com


Thanks.

Cc: Dr. lomaxx, ikevin, IssyGenius, dearpiriye, Abcruz, seunO4, EduRegard

Ksudr:

Harper's biochemistry..... that textbook soaks.

Donpre:

congrats sir!!!... Am sure its wasn't easy

Neyova:
Good morning famz. Anyone that has textbooks on anatomy, Medical biochem and physiology in pdf format should pls forward them to my email.

idrisomoniyi6@gmail.com


Thanks.

Cc: Dr. lomaxx, ikevin, IssyGenius, dearpiriye, Abcruz, seunO4, EduRegard

mzeepositive:
Yes u can get mbbs in unimaid one chance just score 300+ in jamb

jossyjoel16:
okay sir.. Even if I'm from delta state? And Is it only the jamb score that is used?

Dbrainiac1:
Bro caalm down. No matter where you are from, just aim for a very hiiiigh score. Have good grades in your O levels. They'll use both your jamb and O level results. Keep calm, study hard, be positive, see you in Unimaid next year.

Dbrainiac1:
Bro caalm down. No matter where you are from, just aim for a very hiiiigh score. Have good grades in your O levels. They'll use both your jamb and O level results. Keep calm, study hard, be positive, see you in Unimaid next year.

dearpiriye:
Please who has an active link where I can download Snell's clinical neuranatomy 7th edition. I will be extremely very grateful.

dearpiriye:
Please who has an active link where I can download Snell's clinical neuranatomy 7th edition. I will be extremely very grateful.

jemmiee:
Damn that book is good! With clinical experiences written and the questions! Very good book... Aids comprehension too... Too bad I don't have the link to give you... Twas from my colleagues I got it.

jemmiee:


It depends on your school though.... But basically, in year two I did:, gross anatomy(study of macroscopic anatomy), embryology (study of how different organs/systems/tissues originated), histology (study of microscopic anatomy), functional anatomy (study of the functions and adaptations of different organs/systems /tissues), depending on your school now, you may do biochemistry(protein, carbohydrate, lipid metabolism, study of biomolecules, DNA/RNA metabolism, etc) and physiology(renal physiology, respiratory physiology, physiology of excitable tissues, neurophysiology, etc), you will do gss courses too.
For "etc", I can't remember others, it's been quite a number of years now.

For recommended textbooks,
For gross anatomy, I used Gray's anatomy(my best), Last's anatomy, clinical anatomy and Frank Netter's Atlas
For histology, I used functional histology and Indebir Singh's histology (my best)
For embryology, I used Langman's embryology (my best).
For functional anatomy, I used my lecture notes/internet
For physiology, I used Essentials of physiology (my best), guyton's physiology
For biochemistry, I used principles of biochemistry (my best), Harper's biochemistry

I hope I helped
N/B...I'm an Anatomy graduate of Unical

IssyGenius:

do u mean lehninger@principle of biochem? how did u combine that voluminous textbook with other courses?

Emnyte:
Pls I need someone in human anatomy dept. to brief me about courses that i must offer in 200L recommended textbooks would also be appreciated. the dept. is new in my school, so we are yet to be given handbooks.

Fabeh15:
Pls sir, which school is that?

jossyjoel16:
thanks alot doc! Happy meeting you here!

jossyjoel16:
by the way sir, will they accept awaiting results because I'm sitting for my waec by next year will it be out by the time of their screening doc?

Bush2013:
HOW GOOD IS THIS TEXTBOOK, ANATOMY MADE RIDICULOUSLY SIMPLE OR PHYSIOLOGY MADE RIDICULOUSLY SIMPLE