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Version 1.0.5 · 2025-12-22
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My Medical Terms is the ultimate app for learning difficult medical terminology. This app is perfect for you if you are a pre-medical or medical student, healthcare professional, or even just an avid learner hoping to improve your comprehension and vocabulary!
Whenever you read your textbook, lecture, or research article, and you come across an unfamiliar word, My Medical Terms allows you to search up that word’s prefix, suffix, or root word and read its definition and example terms. You can then add it to a personalized list to review later.
Key features include:
- Over 1000 prefixes, suffixes, and root words
- Simple, easy-to-understand definitions
- Example terms with definitions
- Ability to review your words offline, anywhere, anytime
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