Recommended Books for First and Second Year MBBS

Hi,
I am Dr. Adil Ramzan: I have gone through the first and second year of the MBBS in the study. Whenever I passed an exam and got promotion to next year i wondered which book to follow.
There are few books which are recommended by universities, these are authentic books and a student must follow them for reference. There are other shorter books. students love shorter books as they are less scary.
Anyhow i am mentioning authentic recommended books of first-year MBBS: (I don’t remember the exact title of books, but i am mentioning the authors' names.)
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Recommended Books of First Year MBBS:

Physiology for First and Second Year MBBS

Textbook of physiology by Guyton and Hall ( i read this )
Essential of Medical Physiology – Sembulingam ( i read this )
Essential of Physiology by Sheerwood
Ganong’s physiology
Short book of physiology Firdos (not recommended but helpful) ( used for vivas )

Biochemistry For First and Second Year MBBS

Lippincott’s Biochemistry
Harper’s Biochemistry ( i read this and Mushtaq )
Mushtaq’s biochemistry

Embryology for First and Second Year MBBS

Langman’s embryology
The developing human, Clinically oriented embryology by Kieth L. Moore ( i read this )

Anatomy for First and Second Year MBBS

Grey’s Anatomy: ( I loved this book very interesting )
Snell’s Anatomy
Kieth L Moore’s Anatomy
BD Churassia’s Anatomy

Histology for first and Second year MBBS

Histology by Laiq Hussain Siddiqui
Michael H. Ross Histology Text and Atlas

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