How I Learned & Mastered Anatomy

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Anatomy, in my opinion, was the very hardest class I took in medical school. It is basically pure memorization, which can pose a significant challenge. This is particularly true if it is your first time having to memorize such a large volume of information. In this video, I discuss some tips based on my own experiences and mistakes to help you do the very best you can in anatomy. Thanks for watching and best of luck.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:12 - Pick an Atlas
3:29 - Focus on Clinically Relevant Topics
4:27 - Think About How You Will Be Tested
5:59 - Flash Cards and Practice Questions
8:25 - Preview and Pre-Read
10:07 - Repetition
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@timr1627 3 месяца назад

Head, shoulders, knees and toes (knees and toes)

@JakeGibbonsMD 3 месяца назад

All you need to know!

@-yani- 3 месяца назад

im a first year nursing student and anatomy was my biggest enemy in the first semester, now that im in my second semester im trying to pick it back up and memorize them earnestly this time before finishing my second year. thank you so much for the advice, this is really inspiring and hopefully i can learn it by heart soon!

@JakeGibbonsMD 3 месяца назад

Anatomy was also super tough for me. Best of luck this second time around!

@alexbuexjuahi2888 3 месяца назад

Really needed this. Thanks!

@JakeGibbonsMD 3 месяца назад

Thanks for watching! Best wishes

@terrystokes2948 3 месяца назад

Excellent Advice!! That's Good advice to get Netters (my favorite) and a book that shows real pics otherwise you will be quite surprised the first time you see a real cadaver...Lol. Flash cards are excellent for learning anatomy and an absolute must for Pharmacology. Test questions are another super effective idea. Pre -read and review is another great idea, once i started doing this... class the next day was much easier, and I was MUCH more comfortable. This is invaluable information you are giving. This is my first time seeing your channel and I am about to subscribe! Good Luck Dr Gibbons!

@JakeGibbonsMD 3 месяца назад

Many thanks for all the kind words and appreciate you watching! Best wishes on your future endeavors.

@oeno2515 3 месяца назад

I completely agree with everything you said! I also watched the pro-dissection videos before every anatomy lab. I bought the essential anatomy app, which is also an excellent resource. We used the Keith Moore dissection manual, which I usually read a day before dissecting. We were allowed to come in on weekends to study the parts we dissected during the week, as our anatomy practical exam was like yours, where you had to identify dissected parts. Another excellent video!

@JakeGibbonsMD 3 месяца назад

Always great hearing from you. Sounds like we had a similar experience. I will have to check out those pro-dissection videos.

@oeno2515 3 месяца назад

@@JakeGibbonsMD@JakeGibbonsMD The pro dissection was usually done by the student scholars from my school,who took the year off to earn a master's degree in anatomy and research. We sure had very similar experiences.