MediApp Aachen

MediApp is a special kind of medical vocabulary trainer

MediApp is a vocabulary trainer of a special kind It includes more than 1000 words should dominate every aspiring physicians. These are clearly in four categories: "General", "prefix", "suffix" and ordered "binding forms." For each word several important data is requested, such as the German, Latin and Greek translation.

MediApp remembers the how well you have mastered that word, and thanks to a clever AI asks the vocabulary from where the greatest learning is needed. Another feature is the collection of your learning progress. This is stored and displayed for every vocabulary you to an overview page. So you always have an eye on how well you are getting on.

Features:

 ☆ More than 1000 words with detailed information (German, Latin and Greek translation, Deklinationsgruppe etc.)

 ☆ All the words are sorted by seminars. You always have to learn only what you really need.

 ☆ The words are tailored to the medical studies at the RWTH Aachen.

 ☆ capture your learning progress. You're always as good as you advance.

 ☆ Clever AI selects the queried vocabulary. Thus, a maximum learning effect.

 ☆ Beautiful and intuitive user interface that is optimized for all major equipment sizes. Thus MediApp runs on virtually any device, from small to large smartphone tablet.

Legal Disclaimer:

This program was specifically developed for the training of vocabulary Terminologia anatomica of medical studies at the RWTH Aachen. It is pointed out that this is an unofficial program. It offers no substitute for attending the lectures and seminars, as well as the depth of vocabulary work with the documents provided by the university.

Contents:

The contents of this program in terms Vocabulary and treatment are strictly based on the requirements of the Terminologia anatomica of medical studies at the RWTH-Aachen, was the winter semester 2012/2013.

Sources:

(1) Terminologia anatomica script, RWTH Aachen (2012)

(2) "Anatomical Dictionary. Latin - German / German - Latin ", Thieme, Stuttgart, Edition: 8, revised edition. (16 July 2008)

(3) "Latin Dictionary: Latin - German / German - Latin. With detailed grammar section "Area (1 September 2005)

(4) "Latin for biologists, physicians and pharmacists: Learning-Understanding-teaching", source & Meyer, Edition: 3, expanded edition. (9 October 2008)

(5) online dictionary (http://de.pons.eu/latein-deutsch/) (as of 2013)