How To Study For Anatomy Like A Pro [Step-By-Step]

[@TheMDJourney]

Hi guys! Let me know down below if this step-by-step guide helped in your study on anatomy or share your own techniques in studying anatomy.

[@itskarimarima]

New to your channel and all your tips and videos are SO helpful!! Thanks for all the advice and sharing resources

[@TheMDJourney]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for your sweet comment!

[@Travis.L]

Thanks!

[@TheMDJourney]

You're welcome!

[@shivamanand6313]

your fluency is on next level can you please share some tips with us !!

[@GauravPande1]

Just coming at the right time just about a month before I start med school! I'm watching your videos the moment they're released these days.. My email to you about your paid mentoring is still pending..

[@TheMDJourney]

Send another email please Guarav so I can take another look!

[@castrogamer4844]

Can you share your anatomy flashcards?

[@abidr2001]

I had quick question is it bad if I take chem 1 and bio 2, and pre calc the same. For example, on Monday - I have bio 2 class, chem 1, precalc. The reasoning is that the professor are really good and they teach the same day.

[@TheMDJourney]

No that should be okay

[@yourstrulyyn]

I had a question what if one completes a 6 years Mbbs from a recognized university then what will be steps to get to practice medicine independently in US.What is that residency thing?Can one Pursue MD and residency together at same time?like how much more time needs to be invested to be able to practice independently like in India they do mbbs ,md and that's it u can open your own clinic to work after hospital hours?while in Some article it was written that mbbs in US is equivalent to MD but what if one has to leave the nation for some reason while in UK It's not equal?i searched a lot but every article is quiet confusing could u help in anyway?Like can u explain the whole process in quite easy way?? Well u might be wondering if she's a question bank lol.

[@TheMDJourney]

Residency is training after graduating medical school and getting an MD (or DO). You work as a doctor just under supervision for 3-7 years depending on your speciality. If you have gotten your MBBS you likely will have to do residency again depending on your speciality.