MEDICINE LISTICLE
3 Websites Everyone in Medicine Should Know About
Hi! My name is Adam and this is my medicine listicle. Medicine is the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. This listicle is designed to help students in their complex path of learning how to become a physician. It features 3 interesting websites that are essential to flatten the steep learning curve that a Med student has to climb. I, for one, will use these websites extensively to help me study for my dream job.
1. Learn the Human Anatomy
//https://www.visiblebody.com/learn/
A successful physician obviously has to know the human body by heart. It can help to know about this extremely relevant website called Visible Body. This site separates the 10 systems of the human body into different sections to better divide the learning of the visitor. Most parts of the human body are represented by 3D images that you can turn around and zoom. This addition can really be a life-changer for the visual learners out there, like me. If you are even more curious, you can purchase the Human Anatomy Atlas application on any device for a modest price of USD 24.99. This software lets you explore the human anatomy thoroughly, with explicating inserts complimenting every organ in the body, and can be well-worth the spending if it is used during a whole Physical Doctorate education.
2. Associate Symptoms with Condition
Having symptoms of pain or discomfort is the main reason people go see their doctor or visit the hospital. Medical experts are trained to recognise the causes and consequences of these symptoms and act on them. A great way to verify what you study when learning about symptoms is to use the Symptom Checker on WebMD. This very complete website can reassure an old lady with a stomach ache, or a student trying to learn Medicine with a lot on his plate, but not in the same way, obviously! You can enter your age, your gender, and your general symptoms, associated with the region on the human body that is hurting, and the site will find the condition or conditions that match with the information provided. However, it does not replace a visit to a medical office. Nevertheless, it can definitely help a Medicine student with an interrogation about a symptom.
3. Learn the Medications
https://www.medicinenet.com/medications/article.htm
Medicine Net is a medicine-oriented website that supports many interesting features for a Medicine student, most interesting being the medications index. This site, in addition to including every medication currently known in medicine, enumerates the uses of the drugs, explains the way to administer them, lists the possible side effects of them, and even mentions the precautions the patient needs to have before receiving the medication. While not being more trustworthy than a good old school book, this website can be useful for a student with an interrogation on a very precise medication.
Conclusion
I hope this listicle can be useful for Med students in distress! These 3 websites are extremely user-friendly and easy to access, and they all contain huge amounts of practical information for a Medicine student, or even a practicing physician with an interrogation about a precise subject! Would you add a website, a book, or any other resource to this listicle to help even more Medicine students? If so, mention it in the comments section below!
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