How to Study Anatomy (in Medical School)

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Anatomy is polarizing. Some medical students love it, and others hate it. But it can be painless and even fun if you approach it properly. Here's how I studied anatomy in medical school, what I wish I did differently, and what I'd recommend for you.

There are four main methods I recommend you use when learning anatomy:
1. Textbooks - my favorite is Thieme Atlas, but I've linked other recommended options below
2. Anatomy apps - I went with Essential Anatomy and Complete Anatomy
3. Flashcards - Netter flashcards and Anki (either make your own or premade decks)
4. In real life - either cadaveric dissection or live in the operating room

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:54 - How I Studied Anatomy
02:42 - Method Breakdown
06:14 - My Anatomy Recommendations for You

LINKS FROM VIDEO:
Thieme Atlas of Anatomy: https://geni.us/hrlSSj
Gray's Anatomy: https://geni.us/eKnu
Netter's Anatomy: https://geni.us/kMMMW68
Snell's Clinical Anatomy: https://geni.us/9MMl

Complete Anatomy: https://3d4medical.com/press-category/complete-anatomy
Essential Anatomy: https://3d4medical.com/apps/essential-anatomy-5

Netter Flashcards: https://geni.us/3ChaFX
How to Use Anki Effectively - Flash Card Basics for Pre-Med and Med Students [Part 1]: https://youtu.be/7K2StK7e3ww
How to Use Anki Effectively - Image Occlusion 2.0 and Cram Studying [Part 2]: https://youtu.be/aYAMkwBdOas

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