Neurology Exam Review Q&A
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical | Free | Higher Learning Technologies LLC | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Brought to you by Springer Publishing, and written by renown neurologist, Jonathan Howard, MD, this app provides you with all the great content from Dr. Howard’s book, Neurology Q&A Review, and then doubles the challenge with an additional 700 Q&A not found in the book.
Install the free version today and jump-start your studying! We have provided a limited free version of the content that you can try before deciding to upgrade.
Get your best value by upgrading to the Premium Version with a one time, in-app purchase. The Premium Version includes lifetime access to:
• 1800+ practice questions with explanations
• Thousands of images demonstrating what you’ll see in your practice
• Unlimited access to all 17 subject areas, including:
• Central Nervous System Anatomy
• Vascular Disease
• Critical Care Neurology
• Infections of the Nervous System
• Neoplastic Diseases
• Dementia
• Retina and Optic Nerve Diseases
• Epilepsy
• Psychiatry
• Neurogenetics and Pediatric Neurology
• Many more Premium categories!
• Detailed results tracking that shows your strongest and weakest areas
Neurology Exam Review Q&A is the perfect on-the-go study solution to help you prepare for your neurology exam. Get started for free!
Call us at 319-246-52971 and email us at [email protected] with any questions.
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They say that the free version comes with questions and explanations. The only way to access the explanations is to buy the enhanced version. Therefore, this is false advertising.
Great Neurology Resource
djmc17
As a neurology resident I have found this resource with over 1000 neurology specific questions quite helpful, especially for daily studying. I have always found question based learning the best for longer term retention. One thing that would make this an even better resource for medical students or neurology residents would be the ability to search specific conditions and read about them to use this also as a quick reference of neurological conditions.
