Basically, good movies, lectures/practices, and a (text)book.

• Gross Anatomy.
  1. Watch the movies, they cover the most important points. (I think this part is a main part in order to remove the sense of "lost", if you feel "get lost."
  2. Join lectures and practices.
  3. Read the Thieme flexi book to review the lectures and practices.
  You will pass Anatomy!
• Histology:
  1. the same with A-2.
  2. slides: watch (the other set of) movies, to quickly review.
  3. Read review with Ross(the book), (only) when you are not sure about something.
  You will pass Histo!
• Embryology:
  1. study with anatomy. Largely the movies(A-1) cover it.
  2. the same with A-2.
  3. Review with Langmann.
  You will pass embryo!

I feel attending lectures are important! Usually examiners (try to) sense whether you are in lectures or not and they become harsh if they found you did not attend them.

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