During gross anatomy it is important to find good resources to study pathology and radiology, as many of your test questions will use these applications of anatomy. There are a few resources that are very good, and many resources that are mediocre. I have found that learningradiology.com is one of the best ways to study radiology.
The website is totally free and does not even require a login. It is broken up by organ system, which is perfect for gross anatomy. There are free quizzes that range from simple to very demanding. Many of their questions and “Cases of the week” are case based problems, and very similar to test formats and USMLE formats.
This would be a great and free study tool for gross anatomy, for reference whenever you need to study a specific radiologic finding, or for a radiology rotation.
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