Hello Rohit,
Hope you are doing well.
Modern anatomical illustration uses color both symbolically and literally, often with the aim of overlaying function on an accurate structural representation, as represented for example in the central atlases ofThe Classic Collectors Edition Grays Anatomy. The established convention of red for arteries, blue for veins, and yellow for nerves aids students of anatomy to orient themselves quickly and effectively.In vivo, however, these structures are not so clearly defined. Arteries and nerves appear white, and veins appear whitish-blue.
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Hello aspirant,

The Anatomy Department of your College will issue you Bone sets for a period of one year at some nominal price of 2500 or 3000. You'll probably be asked to make groups of 3–4 people, then issued the Bone Set.

Post Examination, you'll have to return the bone set. If they receive it as is, with no lost bone. You'll be returned some part of that submitted amount, after deducting the Security Deposit, around 1000 or so.

If some bone is lost, they charge you for that from that already submitted amount. Maybe, you might have to pay extra if you don't return maximum no. of bones.

Thanks!

Start by learning the fundamentals of both biology and chemistry (specially topics like cell biology, body systems, organic & inorganic equations). Once you do that, go through videos, charts and 3D models that cover all three topics. This will reinforce the fundamentals.

There are two books I have used, and recommend, for those studying these subjects:

1) Ross Anatomy and Physiology

2) Ace Biochemistry by Dr. Holden Hemsworth

Both are great for solidifying your understanding of anatomy, physiology & biochemistry and will also help you deal with advanced topics easily.

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,


For Anatomy Grey's anatomy and tortora's principals of anatomy and physiology is best ,
And for physiology : Physiology by Sembulingam is better ,
And ROSS and WILSON is the best book for quick review during exams but it will have limited matter compared to Tortora's book,
So during normal times study from TORTORA, and all other books which i mentioned and make your own notes written by your hands in a shortnote format,
And  before exam or during exam  it's better to have a look at your own notes for quick review ,
When you will be having less time ,

I hope the above information is useful to you ,

I wish you good luck ,

All the best !

HELLO DEAR STUDENT,

I am listing the names of few books that can help you in your preparation.

B. D Chaurasia's Human Anatomy For Upper Limb, Lower Limb, Thorax And Abdomen

Head and Neck By Vishram Singh

Clinical Anatomy By Snell

Gray's Anatomy For Students By Henry Gray

I hope this was helpful to you.

Hello there hope you are doing well.Let me tell you anatomy is the most important part,so its my advice for you to make this part clear from very first only,here I am listing four books

B. D Chaurasia's Human Anatomy For Upper Limb, Lower Limb, Thorax And Abdomen

This book has a lot of details for the examination. The best feature of this book is the fact that all the details are given in a step-by-step bulletin manner with the most important points being highlighted. This ensures that you can score maximum marks by putting in the minimum effort. Studying from this book alone is enough to fetch you 50-60 per cent marks in your first MBBS exam.

Head and Neck By Vishram Singh

For students who are used to studying guide books and other books by Indian authors, this is a blessing. This book has just the right amount of information that will not confuse you but will provide enough information to ensure that you score well.

Once you are well versed with the contents of this book you can go for other books that are written by foreign authors, but it is always a good practise to start with this book.

Clinical Anatomy By Snell

Irrespective of which discipline of medicine you want to pursue a career in, clinical anatomy is something that you will need. While there are a number of books on this subject, it is always a good practise to begin with the best.

This book will not just help you to score well in the first medical exam of your life, but it will also be useful when you prepare for PG entrance tests and will be a constant companion for you throughout your career.

Gray's Anatomy For Students By Henry Gray

The advantage of studying anatomy from foreign books like this is the fact that the diagrams given here are of much better quality than that of its Indian counterparts. The entire learning here takes a more pictorial approach.

Hope you find it helpful

let me know in the comment box if you are having any further doubts

thanks

Good Luck!

Usually the viva will be easy.. Go with a relaxed mind. U just need to know basic anatomy. Read whatever was taught to u in the dissection table. Examiners are usually lineant. Do not misidentify any structure, that's the least thing u can do.

Hi,

The easier way to remember anatomy is to picturise all the concept in your brains. Relate the names with function for example names of different joints in the body. The number of times you read the topic, the more it retains in the brain. Its all just the matter of practice. If you want to decrease the load, see previous year question papers, will help you to know which chapters are more important.

Note- above is just a suggestion.

I hope it helps.

Dear Anjali, for you to be eligible to study M.Sc in Physiology or Anatomy, you should have studied these subjects in your Bachelor's degree. As BAMS has both these subjects in the curriculum, you are eligible to study Masters either in Physiology or Anatomy.

Hi Student

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