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App Giveaway, USMLE Buzz Flashcards

Oct 20, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

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The developer of USMLE Buzz Flash Cards App, Andrew Yu, has graciously given us some promo codes to distribute to our readers. We’re in the process of reviewing this application, but so far we really like it. These flashcards are quick hitting facts that are high yield and useful for Step 1. I’d compare them to the quick hitting facts you’d find at the end of First Aid. I can’t emphasize how high yield these flash cards are. The app [Read more]

Lange Q&A USMLE Step 2 CK Question Bank [App Review]

Oct 14, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

App Review

A full featured Q-bank at the palm of your hand. This Q-bank contains over 1,100 questions. The questions are divided into categories similar to the computer based Q-banks of Kaplan and USMLE World. This app tries to emulate many of the features found in the computer based Q-banks.

Modality Brings Procedures Consult App to the iPhone, We’re Blown Away [App Review]

Oct 08, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

App Review

A tool for those learning how to do various procedures. This application is packed with text, pictures, and videos of actual procedures being done. Examples of procedures demonstrated are thoracentesis, abdominal paracentesis, and many more. This is the sister application of another app we reviewed, Procedures Consult: Musculoskeletal.

iAnatomy App: Improve Your Ability to Read CT Images [App Review]

Oct 06, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

App Review

This app aims to help you improve your CT reading skills. It can also be used during gross anatomy if your tests include cross sectional images of CT scans.

Finding the Best Medical App for Lab Values, We Check Out the Top Four [App Review]

Oct 04, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

In this review we take four different lab value apps and put them head to head against each other.

Find out who comes out on top!

Med Mnemonics App: Great for Board Studying and the Wards [App Review]

Oct 01, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

App Review

Every medical professional has used med mnemonics in their lives to help memorize the thousands of items of crucial material one needs to know in medicine. This app aims to help ease the trouble of figuring out medical mnemonics.

Netter’s Musculoskeletal Flash Cards App Brings Back Classic Netter Drawings [App Review]

Sep 14, 2009 by Felasfa Wodajo, MD

App Review

These flashcards try to emulate the tangible Netter’s flash cards you can find at the bookstore. This app’s goal is to help you during the musculoskeletal section of gross anatomy.

Stroke Scale App is Simple and to the Point [App Review]

Sep 11, 2009 by Devin Odom, MS4

App Review

This is a simple application designed to help you do a quick stroke evaluation through the use of clinical coma and stroke scales.

USMLE Disease Deck App, is it Worth the Dough? [App Review]

Sep 08, 2009 by Devin Odom, MS4

App Review

This app contains 316 searchable flash cards that cover material covered on the USMLE step exams. These flash cards are not organized in the typical Q-bank fashion, rather have more of a focus on pathology.

Medical Spanish App adds Audio in Latest Update, and We’re Definitely Smitten [App Review]

Sep 03, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

App Review

Audio and text for over 3,000 spanish phrases. This massive directory is easily searchable and comes with an array of features.

AnatomyLab App Takes Gross Anatomy to a Whole New Level [App Review]

Aug 09, 2009 by Yousif Alkadhi, MD

App Review

Walk yourself through a complete dissection of a cadaver. This app definitely has a “cool” factor in addition to the obvious utility it provides to medical students while studying for gross anatomy.

The Best and Most Useful Medical Apps for the iPhone or iPod Touch

Jul 31, 2009 by Iltifat Husain, MD

News

Our list of the Top 7 Medical Apps for the iPhone

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