Eponyms (for students‪)‬ 12+

Name: Eponyms (for students)
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)
Author: Ossus GmbH

Ossus GmbH

Progettata per iPad

- 3,7 • 3 valutazioni

- Gratis

Descrizione

Eponyms brings a short description of about 1800 common and obscure medical eponyms (e.g., Rovsing's sign, Virchow's node) to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. A perfect tool to quickly look up the meaning of any eponym.

It uses the beautiful eponym database from Andrew J. Yee (http://www.eponyms.net/).

## Features

• About 1800 eponyms
• Full text search
• Browse by any of the 26 categories
• Star eponyms to keep track of the eponyms you tend to forget or which you know are favorites of your professor
• List of recently accessed eponyms
• Quick and easy learn mode

## Learn Mode

The learn mode allows you to:

• swipe to the left to show a random eponym but not its title
• swipe to the right to show a random eponym title but not its text
• pull down to reveal the hidden info

Learn mode displays eponyms from the category you're currently visiting. This means you can either learn eponyms from a given category, only the ones that you've starred or simply all of them.

## Non-students:

This is the free student version. Please only download the free version while you (still) are a student. Look for the regular version if you're a professional now.

5 set 2017

Versione 2.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

• Now in shiny 64-bit and able to accommodate all device screen sizes
• Added a handful of eponyms

3,7 su 5

3 valutazioni

Testato

Ottimo programma ,utile anche per lo studio . Piccolo neo ? l'impossibilità di cercare l'eponimo passando dall'elenco generale , e non da quello suddiviso, per categorie ( urologiche, ematologiche, nefrologiche eccecc. )
Sembrerà una stupidaggine ,ma se non si ha la vaga idea di che patologia sia ,come la si cerca ?
Nel complesso Ottimo ( necessita di registrazione , semplice e rapida )

Must-have app

Finally updated to support 64-bit, necessary condition to work on iOS11.

Useful companion during study sessions, much better than using the eponim chapter in Gray's Anatomy book.