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Version 6.0 · 2025-11-20
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The store currently lists version 6.0, updated 2025-11-20.








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Nursing Dictionary by Farlex is a medical dictionary app specifically for nurses. Get free, instant access to more than 56,000 medical terms, 4,000 entries on medications, and 9,000 images, all from authoritative sources, including McGraw-Hill, Houghton Mifflin, Gale, Elsevier, and more.
Whether you're a nurse, nursing student, or looking to learn more about healthcare and treatment, this free nursing dictionary app can help you find clear, in-depth definitions of medical terminology right on your iPhone or iPad. Search across multiple disciplines in more than a dozen medical dictionary and encyclopedia sources, including entries on:
Drug facts and interactions
Patient monitoring
Anatomy
Diseases
Treatments
Tests and procedures
The five-step nursing process
Nursing intervention
Nursing specializations
Medical research topics
+ much more…
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