Medical Terminology Quiz Game Reviews

Won’t open

Pinkstarrgirl09

I downloaded this to help study for one of my classes and the application won’t even open. I’ve tried everything I can think of and it still won’t open. I give it one star because it will not work on my iPad or my iPhone

Just for fun

Lande3

Being an RN for over 20 years, this app was just for fun for me. However, there are several spelling errors such as, “abreviations” instead of abbreviations. I have also found several question/answer mistakes such as, “ECG/heart” is term for ENT/ ear, nose, and throat. The app would be fantastic if the developer had double checked prior to launch.

Many errors

Nurse12-45-89-00

This app will cause confusion as there are many spelling errors. Also, it’s too easy.

Not accurate

tfchangs

This app’s definitions aren’t accurate. For example, it states that anesthesia means “not” and that precardium (should be pericardium) means “before”. There were several others that didn’t make sense. The app would be great if the definitions were accurate.

Wow

kmgoodtry

Letters missing. Good app! Delete.

Not free

Lroberts67

It let’s you play for a few levels then you have to pay. Deleted.

I can’t believe I paid for this

Bexster77

It will only let you play the terminology games once. I completed all the quizzes/games in the terminology section and then wanted to go back from the beginning and do it again,....it would not let me!

Worth it

Granadalove

Pretty good for beginners like.me.

Poor app

Kriket2202

There are several spelling mistakes and incorrect words used. Some of the answers listed as correct are wrong. ie, Rx is not the term used for treatment. Rx is the abbreviation for prescription. Tx is the abbreviation for treatment.

Waste of time and money ?

swyftpaws

For starters, only 100 questions. Which makes it easy to memorize those answers, but doesn't offer a lot of room for real learning. Also, some answers are wrong. "Surgical transplant of the cornea" is keratoplasty, not corneoplasty (it was even an option). A migraine isn't the medical term for a headache. That is a specific type of headache. Cephalgia was not listed. No idea how many more may have been wrong, since I'd never encountered several of them. Good concept. Needs a lot of work.