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Blood Sweat and Stitches
Your first year in med school is possibly the toughest. Everything is new, the competition is fierce, and you have a ton of knowledge to absorb. But don’t panic. Thousands have done this before you, and with the right tools and a few tricks you can set yourself up for success. Get the books that work for you, give flashcards a try and before you know it you have moved from theory to practice.
Med School Survival Tips
Tips and tricks we collected over the years from medical students
Survival Tip#1
Make friends, not rivals
Class is not a competition, make sure you can learn from others.
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Try different ways of learning
Text books are a rock solid foundation, but there is much more.
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Think like a PRO
Familiarize yourself with the tools and books professionals use daily.
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Go digital
Reap the benefits digital flashcards, notes and bookmarks in the cloud.
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Stock up on essentials
Ultimately it all starts with having the right text books.
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Mind your mind
Your intelligence is your greatest asset, so take take care of yourself.
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The Textbook Breakdown
A peek inside our most popular first year titles
The Bare Bones of Anatomy
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Most Popular Anatomy Flashcards
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Skeleton Anterior
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Skeleton Lateral
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Circulatory - Interior of Heart
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Circulatory system arteries
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Circulatory system veins
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Nervous system distribution
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Surface anatomy skin
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Digestive system
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Surface anatomy main surface abdomen
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Female reproductive system
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Muscles anterior view
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Eye
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Muscles back view
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Chest
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Liver
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Male reproductive system
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Ear
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Face
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