USMLE Buzzwords app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Learn From Apps
First release : 10 Feb 2015
App size: 6 Mb
USMLE Step 1 Buzzwords includes the most tested concepts with fields ranging from Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pathology, Histology, Hematology & Oncology and more. This app is designed to help you perform well and save time during one of the most important exams in your career. With increasing competition and soaring scores every year, you want to make sure you do not miss out on the USMLE Step 1 Buzzwords in order to achieve your dream score. Learn From Apps – Learn on the go!
The database that has been collected by multiple USMLE test takers who have performed exceptionally well allows you to:
-Search through all the diseases
-Filter subjects based on multiple categories
-Add items to favorite list for quick access
-Edit the list and save changes
-Browse the list in a particular category using next/previous
Latest reviews of USMLE Buzzwords app for iPhone and iPad
Helped me think fast during my exam. Now I just hope I do well.
Ive been following the growth of this app since it first showed up on the App Store. Its an excellent app led by an amazing team of developers thats very willing to not only take feedback but to also implement it, alert you of those updates, and then request more feedback on their progress. As to the app itself (and the rest of their app ecosystem) I think its wonderfully done. It seems like most people believe UWorld and Kaplan hold this monopoly of USMLE question banks so there are few competing apps. Granted this app isnt so extensive as for me to say "pay this small fee and ditch UWorld" but it is a great primer for your memory and an easy way to learn a fact/test your knowledge everyday. Their notification system is new and very well done and I look forward to seeing how they grow. They havent paid me for this review but Im planning on leaving it on every app theyve created. They should know their work is appreciated, to keep up the good job. And others should know to download this. Medical student Dartmouth, 2016
The content of this app is worth pennies, if at all. You have a random collection of subjects and systems, both incomplete from a step 1 point of view, and like 10-15 factoids listed, ALL of which you can easily get in your first aid etc. Why have this app when the stuff is available for free? And someone who writes "theyve been tracking the GROWTH of this app.." Is misleading the buyer - if this app has actually grown then it must have started with Two Or Three Measly Factoids. Cheap on content, certainly not worth the 0.99 I spent on it. Avoid.