USMLE books

	USMLE Step 1 Starter Kit
	By: Michael Manley, Leslie, Ph.D. Manley, Rochelle, M.D. Rothstein, Richard Friedland ISBN: 0838586651 Publisher: Appleton & Lange Release Date: 02 December, 1997 Bioscience book rank: 1889274	This book is good for second year medical students taking Step 1 of the USMLE. It's a concise and comprehensive text of what you'll need to know for Step 1. If you understand the material in this book, you will do alright on Step 1. The information could be better organized (and it's not fully comprehensive), but otherwise this book is well recommended.
	Biochemistry: Mosby's Usmle Step 1 Reviews/Windows (Ace the Boards,)
	By: John W. Pelley ISBN: 0815186525 Publisher: C.V. Mosby Release Date: January, 1997 Bioscience book rank: 1970049	I would like to admit, first of all, that I have not read this book. However, I was in Dr. Pelley's biochem class (Texas Tech School of Medicine) while he was writing it. He is not only a fantastic chemist and educator, but a fanatic about presenting his material in a style that can be accessed and understood by all. He has a profound understanding of many learning styles and knows that each student learns differently. Any material presented by Dr. Pelley will be easy to understand and "right to the point." Because I am still attending TTUSOM I will not reveal my name... I don't want to look like I'm sucking up! But do yourself a favor and buy this book. If Dr. Pelley wrote it... you gotta read it
	The IMG's Guide to Mastering the USMLE and Residency
	By: Keshav Chander ISBN: 0071347240 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies Release Date: 01 March, 2000 Bioscience book rank: 1469797	No one is better to talk about International Medical Graduates, than an IMG himself. That's what the author of this book Keshav Chander does. He takes us a on a step by step path towards a successful process to gain a US medical residency. Everything gets covered here under the highlight od simple, easy to read English that makes all teh complicated stuff, much, much easier.<p>The book starts of with the simple, run of the mill introduction to every aspect of the medical education process in the US, covering all the USMLE Steps 1, 2 and 3. Chander also explains the mandatory CSA and the walk-in-the-park TOEFL. I admit, you can get better books that explains these exams, but the author provides with a good overview and does not delve deep into details. After that, the book starts getting interesting with the Residency process. Everything major is covered here. From the application through ERAS, to the interview, to the match with NRMP and finally the application process. He even goes at it by explaining how life is in the US and what are the necessary steps to get a social security number, a house and even commuting from the hospital to home. A lot of important, but sometimes overlooked details are mentioned here that make an important part of the application process and the setting in to a different and at times intimidating environment.<p>This book is every IMG's dream come true, with easy to understand language and clear headlines. Highly recommended for those planning to go into the gruesome task of applying to the US. I really like the book. It outlines many key steps needed for residency application. I think it will be helpful if it includes details about some of the minimum requiremetns for each residency program,...Otherwise it is pretty comprehensive! This is a book for the IMGs,by the IMG.It contains all the information of what to do in united states as an IMG to successfully pass USMLE and get in to residency match program.It contains information of difficulties an IMG has after he just entered residency.It introduces you to what is actually there in residency and what it takes to be a good resident.But it doesnt contain information on how to select your program or what to ask for in an interview which i found it in Iversons getting in to residency.Neverthe less i am proud to own this book<br>amaresh
	Internal Medicine Medical Student USMLE Parts II & III: Pearls of Wisdom
	By: Michael Zevitz, Scott H. Plantz, Jonathan Adler ISBN: 1890369217 Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Publishers Release Date: 15 January, 1998 Bioscience book rank: 782412
	Concepts in Physiology: A Review for the USMLE, Step 1
	By: K. Gupta, J.N. Pasley ISBN: 1850707308 Publisher: Taylor & Francis Release Date: 15 June, 1996 Bioscience book rank: 1910174	Gupta's physio text for the USMLE step 1 is a decent summary for the exam. My other option was Costanzo Physiology BRS. I used both of them and thought they work well together (it's not that bad getting thru these 2).<p>-mdn
	USMLE Step 3 Board Certification Review: Pediatrics and Medical Ethics (Adult and Pediatric) With Computer-Based Case Simulations and Some Important Adult Topics
	By: D., M.D. Kanjilal ISBN: 1581410638 Publisher: Durga Publisher, Inc Release Date: 15 October, 2001 Bioscience book rank: 3075086
	Usmle: Step 1 Basic Medical Sciences Booklet B
	By: Mauricio Luder ISBN: 1884083102 Publisher: Maval Pub Co Release Date: September, 1997 Bioscience book rank: 5636561
	Exam Master For The Usmle Step 3, Version 6: By Medical Subject: (cd-rom For Windows, Individual User)
	By: Exam Master Corporation ISBN: 1581290942 Publisher: Exam Master Corporation Release Date: December, 2004 Bioscience book rank: 2464429
	Kaplan USMLE Step 2 CK QBook, 5th ed
	By: Kaplan ISBN: 1419550489 Publisher: Kaplan Publishing Release Date: 01 September, 2011 Bioscience book rank: 4058881
	BOSS-USMLE Step-1
	By: Udyawar Ashwin ISBN: 8188867454 Publisher: Pee Pee Publishers Release Date: 01 December, 2005 Bioscience book rank: 1825730