Medical FlashNotes

4.7
850 reviews
100K+
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Content rating
Everyone
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About this app

Medical FlashNotes is a clinical medicine reference and studying tool for students and residents, covering medicine, surgery, paediatrics, psychiatry, and obs & gynae. It is ideal for quickly looking up a condition on the wards, or studying for exams.

Browse or use the quick autocomplete search to access concise reviews of thousands of conditions, presentations, and drugs, with the ability to turn anything you read into a flashcard by swiping it. These are then stored in your custom flashcard stack to review later. Alternatively, the random flashcard mode allows you to quiz yourself using >5000 flashcards.

All the app data is stored offline - so there's no need to rely on wifi or a mobile signal - with a small file size of <10 MB.

The app is a free, non-commercial piece of FOAM (Free Open Access to Medical education).
Updated on
Nov 29, 2022

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Ratings and reviews

4.7
812 reviews
AARON PRASAD
September 6, 2020
The app is the best at what it does. It provides a wide array of topics presented it in a concise and easy to remember format, allowing the user to essentially learn/recall a random concept at the swipe of a finger. Studies have shown that learning a wide variety of concepts, rather than one concept studied in depth to be the best method for retention so the random assignment of concepts is great. Users asking for a search function need to go use MedScape or Amboss 😜
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