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Anatomy is a vast subject that is mastered only with learning and application at the same time. While Embryology, a branch of Anatomy deals with study of embryogenesis, formation of embryo from a fertilized egg. Inderbir Singh Embryology PDF book for free download is available below through direct google drive links for you to help you out with your studies into this sub-section. This First year subject for MBBS shall become easier for you if you possess the appropriate books required.
There are 22 Chapters in Professor Inderbir Singh Book of Embryology which are as follows:
Introduction and Some Preliminary Considerations •• Basic Qualities of Living Organisms •• Reproduction •• Development of a Human Being •• Embryology •• Subdivisions of Embryology •• Importance of Embryology in the Medical Profession •• Basic Processes in Embryology
Genetics and Molecular Biology in Embryology •• Genetic Basis of Developmental Anatomy •• Genes •• Chromosomes •• Inheritance of Genetic Disorders •• Cell Division
Reproductive System, Gametogenesis, Ovarian and Menstrual Cycles •• Male Reproductive System •• Female Reproductive System •• Gametogenesis •• Ovarian Cycle •• Menstrual Cycle •• Hormonal Control of Ovarian and Uterine Cycles
Fertilization and Formation of Germ Layers •• Fertilization •• Sex Determination •• Test Tube Babies/In Vitro Fertilization •• Cleavage •• Formation of Germ Layers •• Time Table of Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Further Development of Embryonic Disc •• Formation of Notochord •• Formation of the Neural Tube •• Subdivisions of Intraembryonic Mesoderm •• Lateral Plate Mesoderm—Formation of Intraembryonic Coelom •• Intermediate Mesoderm •• Yolk Sac •• Folding of Embryo •• Connecting Stalk •• Allantoic Diverticulum •• Effect of Head and Tail Folds on Positions of Other Structures •• Time Table of Events Described in this Chapter
Placenta, Fetal Membranes and Twinning •• Formation of Placenta •• Fetal/Extraembryonic Membranes •• Multiple Births and Twinning •• Embryological Basis for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Formation of Tissues of the Body •• Epithelia •• Connective Tissue •• Muscular Tissue •• Nervous Tissue
Integumentary System (Skin and Its Appendages, Mammary Gland) •• Skin •• Appendages of Skin •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations in Skin
Pharyngeal Arches •• Pharyngeal/Branchial Arches •• Derivatives of Skeletal Elements •• Nerves and Muscles of the Arches •• Fate of Ectodermal Clefts •• Fate of Endodermal Pouches •• Development of Palatine Tonsil •• Development of the Thymus •• Development of Parathyroid Glands •• Development of Thyroid Gland •• Time Table of Some Events in the Development of Pharyngeal Arches •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Skeletal System and Muscular System Part 1: Skeletal System •• Somites •• Development of Axial Skeleton •• Formation of Limbs •• Joints Part 2: Muscular System •• Skeletal Muscle •• Development of Muscular System •• Time Table of Some Events •• Clinical Case with Prenatal Ultrasound and Aborted Fetal Images: Embryological and Clinical Explanation
Face, Nose and Palate •• Development of the Face •• Development of Various Parts of Face •• Development of Palate •• Time Table of Some Events in the Development of Face, Nose and Palate •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Alimentary System—I: Mouth, Pharynx and Related Structures •• Mouth •• Teeth •• Pharynx •• Tongue •• Derivatives of Oral Cavity •• Salivary Glands •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter
Alimentary System—II: Gastrointestinal Tract •• Derivation of Individual Parts of Alimentary Tract •• Rotation of the Gut •• Fixation of the Gut •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Basis for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Liver and Biliary Apparatus; Pancreas and Spleen; Respiratory System; Body Cavities and Diaphragm Liver and Biliary Apparatus •• Liver and Intrahepatic Biliary Apparatus •• Gallbladder and Extrahepatic Biliary Passages (Extrahepatic Biliary Apparatus) Pancreas and Spleen •• Pancreas •• Spleen Body Cavities and Diaphragm •• Body Cavities •• Diaphragm Respiratory System •• Larynx •• Trachea •• Extrapulmonary Bronchi •• Intrapulmonary Bronchi and Lungs •• Embryological Basis for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Cardiovascular System Part 1: Heart •• Components of Blood Vascular System •• Formation of Blood Cells and Vessels •• Extraembryonic Blood Vascular System •• Intraembryonic Blood Vascular System •• Development of Heart •• Development of Various Chambers of the Heart •• Exterior of the Heart •• Valves of the Heart •• Conducting System of the Heart •• Pericardial Cavity Part 2: Arteries •• Pharyngeal Arch Arteries and their Fate •• Development of Other Arteries Part 3: Veins •• Visceral Veins •• Somatic Veins •• Veins of the Abdomen •• Azygos System of Veins Part 4: Fetal Circulation •• Changes in the Circulation at Birth Part 5: Lymphatic System •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Basis for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations
Urogenital System •• Development of Kidneys •• Absorption of Lower Parts of Mesonephric Ducts into Cloaca •• Development of the Ureter •• Development of the Urinary Bladder •• Development of the Female Urethra •• Development of the Male Urethra •• Development of the Prostate •• Paramesonephric Ducts •• Development of Uterus and Uterine Tubes •• Development of Vagina •• Development of External Genitalia •• Development of Testes •• Development of the Ovary •• Fate of Mesonephric Duct and Tubules in the Male •• Fate of Mesonephric Ducts and Tubules in the Female •• Control of Differentiation of Genital Organs •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter
Nervous System •• Neural Tube and Its Subdivisions •• Neural Crest Cells •• Spinal Cord •• Brainstem •• Cerebellum •• Cerebral Hemisphere •• Autonomic Nervous System •• Time Table of Some Events in Nervous System Development •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations of Nervous System
Endocrine Glands •• Classification of Endocrine Glands •• Hypophysis Cerebri or Pituitary Gland •• Pineal Gland •• Adrenal Gland •• Chromaffin Tissue •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations in Eyeball
Development of Eye •• Formation of the Optic Vesicle •• Formation of Lens Vesicle •• Formation of the Optic Cup •• Derivation of Parts of the Eyeball •• Accessory Structures of Eyeball •• Time Table of Some Important Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations in Eyeball
Development of the Ear •• Internal Ear •• Middle Ear •• External Ear •• Time Table of Some Events Described in this Chapter •• Embryological Explanation for Clinical Conditions or Anatomical Observations in Ear
Clinical Applications of Embryology •• Gestational Period •• Growth of the Embryo •• Determining the Age of an Embryo •• Further Growth of the Fetus •• Determining the Age of a Living Fetus •• Control of Fetal Growth •• Causation of Congenital Anomalies (Teratogenesis) •• Prenatal Diagnosis of Fetal Diseases and Malformations •• Fetal Therapies
Embryology Ready Reckoner •• Developmental Anatomy at a Glance
About the Author
Professor Inderbir Singh
About the Editor
V Subhadra Devi
MS (Anatomy)
Professor and Head
Department of Anatomy
Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (Svims)
Inderbir Singh Embryology book is made for MBBS students who just got into MBBS and face the world-changing scenario of their life in their First Year. Juggling between studies and their personal life, they suffer from Anatomy, and super-added is Embryology which drains the blood from vessels. They seek 10-year question papers and beg for notes from seniors for Embryology, a sub-section of anatomy. The Inderbir Singh Embryology PDF Book contains 377 pages and is 29.2mb which includes 22 chapters (a painful death!)
Suggestions to those studying anatomy in first year of MBBS includes following:
Watch Acland videos and compare with your book.
Stick to BD chaurasia, it’s bible for mbbs anatomy.
Make notes every time you dissect or learn from cadaver.
Learn to make more of diagrams, examiners mostly stick to your presentation rather than your content, so a couple of diagrams and charts can help you win the race.
Don’t ever miss Cadaver dissection, you might not get the opportunity again in life.
Inderbir Singh Embryology Latest Edition Book PDF Download
You can download the Inderbir Singh Embryology Book 12th edition by the Google drive links given below. We have also provided link to 11th edition as well. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page. Please also wait to load up the file as the file size may vary.
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The Bailey and Love Clinical Anatomy is the finest book a medical student can use to master the art of Clinical anatomy during their first yearanatomy, or it can also be used by surgeons to further enhance their skills in surgery. Bailey and Love Clinical Anatomy helps MBBS students perfect the anatomy in terms of clinical correlation. You can download Bailey and Love Essential Clinical Anatomy by the links given below.
Suggestions to those studying anatomy in first year of MBBS includes following:
Watch Acland videos and compare with your book.
Stick to BD chaurasia, it’s bible for mbbs anatomy.
Make notes every time you dissect or learn from cadaver.
Learn to make more of diagrams, examiners mostly stick to your presentation rather than your content, so a couple of diagrams and charts can help you win the race.
Don’t ever miss Cadaver dissection, you might not get the opportunity again in life.
Overview
Bailey and Love Clinical Anatomy is the very best book if you are looking to establish a lifetime base on anatomy and clinically correlate it. From beautiful diagrams, to mind-blowing charts and explanations, the book is a masterpiece of anatomy. The regular MCQs at end of chapter keep you busy in recalling what you have learnt. With 25 chapters in 6 sections, the book comes packed with everything you need to learn. This book is definitely recommended for reading if you are looking for some real long term memory knowledge.
Suggestions to those studying anatomy in First Year MBBS are as follows:
Try drawing more of diagrams and 3d visualizing everything you learn. The more you draw and imagine, the more you can recall them easily.
There are plenty of YouTube videos around and then there are some animations, which help understand the most important topics. Just don’t skip them, you will need them in your entire medical career.
If you are preparing for PG Exams, do read this book. It will pave the way of better learning. Although BD Chaurasia still remains the bible of anatomy in India.
Clinically correlating it with cadavers during dissection halls posting is a great way to remembering anatomy.
If you need help, following are some posts that can greatly help you in clinical anatomy. They have been made short but explained to the level of a medical student. These are:
Bailey and Love Clinical Anatomy PDF Book Download
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The Ganong Physiology Review is one of the books used by Medical students in their first year for Physiology subject. Ganong Physiology PDF book helps MBBS students establish a base by a well-defined concepts and mechanisms in physiology. You can download Ganong Review of Physiology 23rd edition by the links given below.
New links for 2022 have been regenerated!
Ganong Physiology Review PDF Book
The Ganong Review of Physiology has over 727 pages that cover 8 sections as follows:
Ganong is one of the finest book that covers basic fundamentals of physiology. It is another good book with detailed parameters, diagrams and illustrations apart from an easy to understand text. The book starts with a great Ranges of Normal Values in Blood. Covering 8 sections with 40 chapters in total, the book also features Multiple Choice Questions which has answers at the end of the book. You should really not try to skip physiology as this base subject is going to help you throughout your medical career.
Suggestions to those studying physiology in First Year MBBS are as follows:
Try reading from this book from start or if you have ample of time. Otherwise, AK Jain is the life-saver to pass the semester exams.
There are plenty of YouTube videos around and then there are some animations, which help understand the most important topics. Just don’t skip them, you will need them in your entire medical career.
If you are preparing for PG Exams, do read this book. It will pave the way of better learning.
If you need help, following are some posts that can greatly help you in medicine. They have been made short but explained to the level of a medical student. These are:
You can download the Ganong Review of Physiology 23rdth edition by links given below. Please note that if you need 24thh or 25th edition, you will have to mail us. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page.
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Physiology is another subject in First year of MBBS which deals with functioning of Human body. This subject is kind of base for the rest of semesters and one can find many recommended books for learning physiology. In most colleges, A.K Jain is often the first choice, however, K. Sembulingam is considered best if you are planning to create your base. You can download K Sembulingam book in PDF format here for free directly from Google Drive links, or you can read it online if you wish to.
K Sembulingam features super easy images and tables that can help for newcomers in MBBS. The pdf book has a total of 1,173 pages, to quickly navigate through the pdf book, you can try to use index. The book consists of 177 chapters in total, but that’s just a start, a medical student always have to prepare for the worst, right?
Suggestions to those studying physiology in First Year MBBS are as follows:
Try to stick to one book, multiple books will just confuse you. Pick one and read it with heart since physiology is going with you for rest of your medical career.
You can watch some YouTube videos since there are many, to clear the concepts of some mechanism. You don’t want to miss out some real important topics without understanding them, do you?
Yes A.K Jain is the recommended book in most colleges, but no one is forcing you to read A.K Jain. Well, A.K Jain is still the simplest book i have ever seen, but if you needed K Sembulingam, you got it right below.
K Sembulingam PDF Book Download
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Biochemistry is a subject in First Year of MBBS that deals with scientific basis of life processes at the molecular level and Lippincott Illustrated Reviews is one of the books used to study it by Medical students. In this post, we are going to provide Lippincott Biochemistry Latest Edition PDF Free Download through Google Drive Links.
Lippincott Illustrated Reviews Biochemistry PDF Book
The Lippincott Illustrated Reviews of Biochemistry book has six units which covers 33 chapters in total:
Unit I: Protein Structure and Function
Chapter 1: Amino Acids
Chapter 2: Structure of Protein
Chapter 3: Globular Proteins
Chapter 4: Fibrous Proteins
Chapter 5: Enzymes
UNIT II: Bioenergetics and Carbohydrate Metabolism
Chapter 6: Bioenergetics and Oxidative Phosphorylation
Chapter 7: Introduction to Carbohydrates
Chapter 8: Introduction to Metabolism and Glycolysis
Chapter 9: Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle and Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex
Chapter 10: Gluconeogenesis
Chapter 11: Glycogen Metabolism
Chapter 12: Metabolism of Monosaccharides and Disaccharides
Chapter 13: Pentose Phosphate Pathway and Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Phosphate
Chapter 14: Glycosaminoglycan, Proteoglycans, and Glycoproteins
UNIT III: Lipid Metabolism
Chapter 15: Dietary Lipids Metabolism
Chapter 16: Fatty Acid, Ketone Body, and Triacylglycerol Metabolism
Chapter 17: Phospholipid, Glycosphingolipid, and Eicosanoid Metabolism
Chapter 18: Cholesterol, Lipoprotein, and Steroid Metabolism
UNIT IV: Nitrogen Metabolism
Chapter 19: Amino Acids: Disposal of Nitrogen
Chapter 20: Amino Acid Degradation and Synthesis
Chapter 21: Conversion of Amino Acids to Specialized Products
Chapter 22: Nucleotide Metabolism
UNIT V: Integration of Metabolism
Chapter 23: Metabolic Effects of Insulin and Glucagon
Chapter 24: The Feed–Fast Cycle
Chapter 25: Diabetes Mellitus
Chapter 26: Obesity
Chapter 27: Nutrition
Chapter 28: Vitamins
UNIT VI: Storage and Expression of Genetic Information
Chapter 29: DNA Structure, Replication, and Repair
Chapter 30: RNA Structure, Synthesis, and Processing
Chapter 31: Protein Synthesis
Chapter 32: Regulation of Gene Expression
Chapter 33: Biotechnology and Human Disease
About Author
Denise R. Ferrier
Series Editor
Richard A. Harvey
Overview
Lippincott Illustrated Reviews of Biochemistry is another most used textbook for Biochemistry after U Satyanarayana and Harper’s Illustrated Textbook. But the book has super detailed explanation, and perfect standards, especially if you are preparing for NEET or PG Exams after MBBS. The book has over 475 pages with 33 chapters in total under 6 units.
The book has a great disadvantage, it lacks any index, appendix or any other comprehensive guide. The diagrams are pretty neat and tables are easy to compensate with this though.
Suggestions to those studying Biochemistry in First Year MBBS are as follows:
This subject is kind of mug-up everything, except some important topics that are important clinically. Such topics are must, and examples include Glucose Tolerance Test. Those preparing for Post Graduation will have to read everything though.
5-year question papers for your university are enough, you can try to do 10 years if you want.
Focus on other subjects rather than all concentration on Biochemistry. Physiology and Anatomy are going to help you more than learning biochemistry.
You can download the Lippincott Biochemistry Book by Google Drive Links given below. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page. These are links to 6th and 5th edition, we will regularly update them if we find latest editions which include 7th and 8th edition of Lippincott Biochemistry. If you need other books, do check out our First Year Books Download Section.
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Biochemistry is one of the typical subject in First Year of MBBS. Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry is one of the textbook for Biochemistry. You can download Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry 28th edition PDF book for Biochemistry in First year MBBS using the links given below.
The free book has over 1269 pages and is the 28th edition of the series. If you need Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry 29th or 30th edition, check the page updates. About the book, there are 54 Chapters divided in 3 Sections in Total with two appendices. Some of the chapters in book are as follows:
Biochemistry & Medicine
Water & pH
Amino Acids & Peptides
Proteins: Determination of Primary Structure
Proteins: Higher Orders of Structure
Proteins: Myoglobin & Hemoglobin
Enzymes: Mechanism of Action
Enzymes: Kinetics
Enzymes: Regulation of Activities
Bioinformatics & Computational Biology
Bioenergetics: The Role of ATP
Biologic Oxidation
The Respiratory Chain & Oxidative Phosphorylation
Carbohydrates of Physiologic Significance
Lipids of Physiologic Significance
Overview of Metabolism & the Provision of Metabolic Fuels
The Citric Acid Cycle: The Catabolism of Acetyl-CoA
Glycolysis & the Oxidation of Pyruvate
Metabolism of Glycogen
Gluconeogenesis & the Control of Blood Glucose
The Pentose Phosphate Pathway & Other Pathways of Hexose Metabolism
Oxidation of Fatty Acids: Ketogenesis
Biosynthesis of Fatty Acids & Eicosanoids
Metabolism of Acylglycerols & Sphingolipids
Lipid Transport & Storage
Cholesterol Synthesis, Transport, & Excretion
Biosynthesis of the Nutritionally Nonessential Amino Acids
Although the most commonly used book remains U Satyanarayana, Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry has set some real standards. It has far better illustrated diagrams and flowcharts, much better explanations and yes, it is recommended book if you are or will be preparing for NEET PG exam after MBBS. Some of the new features of medical interest as per book include:
Influence of the Human Genome Project on various biomedical fields.
Re-write of the use of enzymes in medical diagnosis.
New material on computer-aided drug discovery.
Compilation of some conformational diseases.
New material on advanced glycation end-products and their importance in diabetes mellitus.
New material on the attachment of influenza virus to human cells.
Some major challenges facing medicine.
Suggestions to those studying Biochemistry in First Year MBBS are as follows:
This subject is kind of mug-up everything, except some important topics that are important clinically. Such topics are must, and examples include Glucose Tolerance Test. Those preparing for Post Graduation will have to read everything though.
5-year question papers for your university are enough, you can try to do 10 years if you want.
Focus on other subjects rather than all concentration on Biochemistry. Physiology and Anatomy are going to help you more than learning biochemistry.
Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry PDF Book Download
You can download the Harper’s Illustrated Biochemistry book by link given below. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page. If you need other books, do check out our First Year Books Download Section.
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Embryology is a part of Anatomy in First year of MBBS which deals with development of embryos into a fetus. Kadasne is one of the textbook that is chosen by the medical students for this subject. You can now download Kadasne Book of Embryology by the below links or you can read it online.
Don’t forget to check out other MBBS First Year eBooks, we will be updating them as much as we can.
We have updated the links according to 2022.
Kadasne Embryology PDF Book
The free ebook has 44 chapters in total. These guide the MBBS students from the fertilization process to a fully formed embryo.
Overview
Kadasne embryology textbook has has over 380 pages with 44 chapters including an index. There’s an additional prologue at the end of book, just before the index. The book describes the development of various parts of human fetus, from eye to ear, everything are described in a sequence.
However, the book has severe grammar error. About the diagrams, they too seem not to be good enough. You can always refer to other books if you feel the book is not good.
Our First Year Books for MBBS are here.
Meanwhile, check out our other Anatomy Books:
Stick to BD chaurasia, it’s bible for mbbs anatomy.
Make notes every time you dissect or learn from cadaver.
Learn to make more of diagrams, examiners mostly stick to your presentation rather than your content, so a couple of diagrams and charts can help you win the race.
Don’t ever miss Cadaver dissection, you might not get the opportunity again in life.
Kadasne PDF eBook Download
You can download the Kadasne Embryology book by link given below. Alternatively, you can choose to read it online. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page.DownloadRead Online
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Biochemistry deals with scientific basis of the life processes at the molecular level. It is a subject in First Year of MBBS. U Satyanarayana is the most recommended textbook for Biochemistry. Below is the link to U Satyanarayana free eBook in PDF format for Biochemistry in First year MBBS.
The free ebook has 7 sections and these are listed as below:
Chemical Constituents of Life
Physiological Biochemistry
Metabolisms
Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition
Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
Current Topics
Basics to Learn Biochemistry
Overview
U Satyanarayana is the most used textbook for Biochemistry, the book indeed lacks detailed explanation, but the standards are set properly. The book has over 798 pages with 43 chapters in total. The book also features:
Suggestions to those studying Biochemistry in First Year MBBS are as follows:
This subject is kind of mug-up everything, except some important topics that are important clinically. Such topics are must, and examples include Glucose Tolerance Test. Those preparing for Post Graduation will have to read everything though.
5-year question papers for your university are enough, you can try to do 10 years if you want.
Focus on other subjects rather than all concentration on Biochemistry. Physiology and Anatomy are going to help you more than learning biochemistry.
You can download the U Satyanarayana book by link given below. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page. If you need other books, do check out our First Year Books Download Section.
Please note these are external links and we do not host any downloads on our website. If you are the owner of the content or have disputes regarding the terms, please read our complete Disclaimer page or leave us a message via our Contact Us page. Any violation or infringement will be immediately removed upon confirmation.
Anatomy is one of the weirdest subject in first year of MBBS. There are many books for Anatomy one can read, but BD Chaurasia is still considered the bible of Anatomy. Anatomy may make your heads roll, but on the contrary, its fun filled with exploration of how human body works. In MBBS First year, Anatomy comes as one of the subjects. Download BD Chaurasia Pdf latest edition book for free below in ebook format. Just scroll below to get the Download.
BD Chaurasia PDF Book
There are three parts of BD Chaurasia of Anatomy and these are as:
Upper Limb and Thorax
Head, Neck and Brain
Lower limb, Abdomen and Pelvis
These three parts deal with gross anatomy of human body. There is of course a handbook also.
Overview
The book has received numerous updates since it was first launched, creating a new volume every time it is updated. New images and texts are added, however, the basic content has somehow been unchanged. You can always opt for other books, but in India, even the top colleges follow it. There must be a reason for it, right?
Suggestions to those studying anatomy in first year of MBBS includes following:
Watch Acland videos and compare with your book.
Stick to BD chaurasia, it’s bible for mbbs anatomy.
Make notes every time you dissect or learn from cadaver.
Learn to make more of diagrams, examiners mostly stick to your presentation rather than your content, so a couple of diagrams and charts can help you win the race.
Don’t ever miss Cadaver dissection, you might not get the opportunity again in life.
BD Chaurasia PDF Book Download
You can download the three volumes of the book by links given below. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page.
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Physiology is definitely the base subject in First Year of MBBS. Comparable to Anatomy and Biochemistry, this subject is much easier to understand. Guyton and Hall Textbook of Physiology is used widely to study this subject. Although AK Jain and Sembulingam are still renowned, Guyton and Hall latest edition still holds it’s value. You can download Guyton and Hall Physiology 14th edition in PDF format using the Google Drive Links given below.
Update: New links for 2022 have been regenerated!
Guyton and Hall Physiology PDF Book
There are 15 units in latest edition book (unlike AK Jain with two parts) and these are as follows:
Introduction to Physiology: The Cell and General Physiology
Membrane Physiology, Nerve, and Muscle
The Heart
The Circulation
The Body Fluids and Kidneys
Blood Cells, Immunity, and Blood Clotting
Respiration
Aviation, Space, and Deep-Sea Diving Physiology
The Nervous System: A. General Principles and Sensory Physiology
The Nervous System: B. The Special Senses
The Nervous System: C. Motor and Integrative Neurophysiology
As mentioned earlier, most medical students use AK Jain, however, Guyton and Hall 14th edition PDF is a deeply detailed book that is often used for NEET and other PG preparation after MBBS. There are 1152 pages in the book divided in 15 sections and 84 chapters in total. There is just one index at the end of the book. Indeed it’s so vast, that headache is common. But physiology is the base subject, and you simply cannot miss important topics.
Suggestions to those studying physiology in First Year MBBS are as follows:
Try reading from this book from start or if you have ample of time. Otherwise, AK Jain is the life-saver to pass the semester exams.
There are plenty of YouTube videos around and then there are some animations, which help understand the most important topics. Just don’t skip them, you will need them in your entire medical career.
If you are preparing for PG Exams, do read this book. It will pave the way of better learning.
If you need help, following are some posts that can greatly help you in medicine. They have been made short but explained to the level of a medical student. These are:
You can download the Guyton and Hall Physiology 13th edition by link given below. Please note that 14th Edition was the latest one released in 2021, however, we can only provide 13th edition in 2022. If the link is not working, do let us know using the comments section, we will readily update it. If you are unable to locate the links, please refresh the page.
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