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The following linked resources are those many students have found helpful.*** Residency and Application Services Medical and Research Resources Study References Subject Resources - Anatomy
- Basic Human Anatomy – An excellent anatomy website with extensive explanations and illustrations, courtesy of Dartmouth Medical School.
- Instant Anatomy – A simplified anatomy resource with numerous illustrations and multimedia.
- Arnold's Glossary of Anatomy – An extensive glossary, supplying all Latin roots for medical nomenclature, courtesy of the University of Sydney.
- Learning Radiology – A good introduction to radiology with commonly seen images.
- Chest Radiology – A classic introduction to chest films, courtesy of Harvard Medical School.
- Introductory Embryology – An nice embryological walk-through, this page also contains multiple pertinent links, courtesy of Temple University.
- Human Embryology Animations – This page contains excellent embryology animations of development, courtesy of Indiana University.
- Heart Point – A simple resource for clarifying congenital heart disease, with additional links throughout the site.
- Heart Sounds
- UW Heart Sounds – A good heart sound website, courtesy of the University of Washington Department of Medicine
- UCLA Heart Sounds – This website is a thorough introduction to cardiopulmonary auscultation, courtesy of UCLA.
- Histology
- Virtual Histology – An excellent resource with many pictures of common knowledge. The numerous slides and explanations are quite helpful, courtesy of Loyola University Medical Education Network.
- Histology World – A comprehensive histology resource, using multiple modules for learning, quizzing, and explaining pathology.
- Microbiology
- Medical Microbiology An A-Z index of medical micro, courtesy of the generous med students at Indiana University School of Medicine; a good secondary or tertiary resource.
- Parasite Image Library – THE definitive parasite resource, thank you Centers for Disease Control.
- Micro First Aid – This site provides lots high-yield micro in a flashcard/quiz format, a good final check before exams.
- USCSM Microbiology – This site provides detailed slides and audio lectures, courtesy of the University of South Carolina School of Medicine.
- Neurology
- Neurological Exam – An anatomical approach to the neurological exam, courtesy of faculty at the University of Nebraska and the University of Utah Schools of Medicine.
- The Whole Brain Atlas – A Harvard Medical School collaborative project. Excellent MRI/PET cross-sections in transverse, sagittal, and coronal planes, in diseased states as well as normal. This is an outstanding resource for neurological imaging by any standard.
- UBC Neuroanatomy – The neuroanatomy webpage at the University of British Columbia.
- Spinal Cord Cross Sections – An interactive atlas of stained cross sections from the lumbosacral junction to the lateral ventral nucleus of the thalamus.
- Neurovascular Flashcards – A flashcard list for neuroscience blood supply, provided by FlashcardExchange.com.
- Neurovascular Textbook – A comprehensive page on blood supply to the brain and spinal cord. The neuroscience textbook and glossary links throughout the page are expansive.
- Orthopaedics
- Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
- OMM Review – This site and its resources were created by Steven L. Simmons, DO. It gives a fast and easy review of OMM. (This is not endorsed or approved by NBOME, but the questions remain good practice.)
- Pathology
- Path Guy – An eclectic and interesting site, while not all links are medically relevant. The slides come straight out of Robbins pathology, a definitive source for most pathology. Many of the additional links are otherwise useful.
- The Internet Pathology Laboratory for Medical Education – A great secondary pathology resource courtesy of Mercer University School of Medicine and the University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library.
- Pharmacology
- All Med Mnemonics – A good site for general medical mnemonics, particularly pharmacology. Registration is required to use the site, but it is free and this resource is extensive.
- Physiology
- Physio Tutorials – Several interactive tutorials that help illustrate teaching points throughout physiology, courtesy of the Lone Star College System.
- Physio Resources – An anatomy and physiology tutoring links page, courtesy of the University of Houston.
- Psychiatry
- Mental Health – A general, encyclopedic website for psychiatric disorders and pertinent medications. A decent secondary or tertiary resource.
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Miscellaneous *** Please note that COSGP and its parent organization, AACOM, do not endorse any of these websites and/or products. These links are supplementary only, supplied as references and/or study guides that other medical students have recommended from their personal use. They are not intended to replace or substitute for directed curriculum at any school or college of osteopathic medicine. 
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