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[vodkacrumble]

stolen from the Law forum

i'm sure all health students have a decent collection of text books, and most of them are big mama texts too.

here are most of mine:

med/surg vol 1 & 2
fundamentals of A&P
fundamentals of nursing
MIMS
mosby's dictionary (the best way to entertain myself is to look at the pretty pictures )
law text (never used)
norwegian (....slightly irrelevant)
and a baby MIMS and dictionary on top

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

heres mine.... and then i have a heap of on-call ref books on my PDA from skyscape. about 25.. then there is the MDconsult.com thru uni.. another 80 ..
lolz

im a book whore

- Langman's medical embryology cant be seen properly..
- Practical Pediatrics can 1/2 be seen

 

[vodkacrumble]

your collection shits all over mine....!

but if i'd been able to buy all the texts after 1st year it would be mildly huge.

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

yeah i think the good part about medicine is that I still use all my 1st yr books.. so im familiar with them..

i bought a few of my books 2nd hand.. and didnt cost more than $20... and others i get from overseas.. about up to 60% cheaper..

 

[bluesky100]

My bookshelf last year (Nov).

Bought more books earlier this year:

*Stedman, Stedmans Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions & Nursing 5ed05

*Essential Science for Nursing Students by Watson R

*Illustrated Review of the Nervous System by Bastian G

*Pathophysiology: Concepts and Applications for Health Care 3ed by Nowak T & Handford A

*Galbraith, A., Bullock, S. & Manias, E. (2003). Fundamentals of
pharmacology (4th ed.) Melbourne: Addison Wesley.

 

[petar13]

Hows about we pan up a bit and take a look at your DVD collection?

 

[Bob.J]

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

HAHAHAHA

guyton ures is newer
harrison's DOUBLE!!!! i have cecils

same
moores
dorlands
rang/dale

my robbins is newer..
and i own talley and Mcleods now

 

[vodkacrumble]

i like how all the bookshelves are bowed under the weight of the texts

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

i carried mine to uni for an exam.. and it was lik 21kg

 

[Bob.J]

coz u suck

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

thats cos ure jealous.. that i get to suck

 

[Lexicographer]

My shelves are still not completely furnished. I can't be bothered pulling out the things I'm not using right now, and yeah there are computer parts in the way so...no photo for you!

 

[inasero]

okay nothing interesting here

next to netters is moore and dalley (second from the left in the white box)

and half these books are on loan from the library anyway haha

 

[Antler]

Inasero are the folders on the top shelf the 7weekly study guides?

 

[hipsta_jess]

If I still had my books for anatomy and biomed, it would be a LOT more.

From left:
*Active First Aid (not a textbook per se, I got it for "free" when I did my first aid certificate)
*Activity Analysis-Application to Occupation
*Communicating in the Health and Social Sciences
*Foundations for Practice in Occupational Therapy
*Introduction to Occupation
*Model of Human Occupation- Theory and Application
*Mosby's (God bless that book!!)
*An Occupational Perspective of Health
*Occupational Therapy
*Occupational Therapy for Children
*Occupational Therapy for Physical Dysfunction
*Psychosocial Occupational Therapy
*The Sociological Quest
*Using Qualitative Research
*Vision, Perception & Cognition

Oh, and I also have the full APA style guide...somewhere

(take a guess who is obsessive compulsive about having things in alphabetical order...)

 

[inasero]

well i just kept on filling my folders with study guides every week until they got full.
of course, now that im in third year i don't have to do that anymore