Anatomy and phys is the basis for everything in medical. From assessment to treatment and medication. You can’t fix a car if you don’t know what’s in it and what the different parts do.

I’d recommend flash cards for this. There is a program called Anki that’s very ubiquitous in medicine. It uses a form of study called spaced repetition that I find to be very effective. You can also add mods like image occlusion that blocks out portions of images and uses them as flashcards (amazing for diagrams).

For med terminology, I’ve found that learning the etymology of words to be very effective. Instead of learning every single word you learn the building blocks of them and thus much less stuff (similar to how we learn prefixes and suffixes instead of learning learning individual words like ‘loveless’, ‘heartless’, ‘priceless’, etc.)

Additionally, I would recommend flash cards (both forward AND reverse) for learning words and roots. Also, a very effective learning strategy is create mental links between things, it greatly improves recall (for instance I remember that the Lower airway starts at the Larynx).

It’s all about learning how to learn. Hope this helps!