Elsevier SurviveMed

SurviveMed by Elsevier is a comprehensive application designed to effortlessly bridge the gap for first-year medical students transitioning from pre-med schooling to medical school. It aims to provide novices in the medical field a solid foundation of knowledge, especially in the realms of basic and interactive anatomy, medical terminology, lab values, and much more. Survival in medical school is challenging, and Elsevier SurviveMed ensures users embark on this journey well-prepared and with confidence.

The app features the innovative ClinicalKey Student Quiz, an excellent tool for testing and reinforcing understanding through multiple-choice questions covering essential topics such as anatomy, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, physics, and physiology. With these quizzes, users can enhance their grasp of complex subjects effortlessly.

For those struggling with anatomical studies, Elsevier SurviveMed offers detailed anatomy flashcards. These resources cover critical regions such as the head, neck, back, spinal cord, chest, and heart, ensuring mastery of the core elements of human anatomy. Moreover, if ever unsure about a specific medical term, the medical dictionary, which contains over 38,000 terms and abbreviations, becomes an invaluable resource at your fingertips.

Additionally, this application provides practical insider tips from experienced medical students on how to navigate the academic and emotional challenges of medical school. For clinical rotations, the quick access to a comprehensive lab values reference can be extraordinarily useful. An outstanding feature of the app is its accessibility offline, which means it can be used anytime, anywhere without needing an internet connection.

Elsevier SurviveMed is freely available and developed with the expertise of Elsevier, a trusted global leader in science and health analytics for over a century. Users are equipped not only with the necessary academic tools but also with practical wisdom and support to help them thrive in the demanding environment of medical school.