We were selected these 5 new and noteworthy iPhone medical apps only:

1. Calculators

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This application integrates two important tools for everyday clinical practice in radiology: the Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) calculator and the Dose-flux calculator.

2. Distractor Avoidance

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Distractor Avoidance™ for Clinical Medicine is a one-of-a-kind study tool that is guaranteed to improve your test scores. This unique flashcard application implements a new teaching method designed to show you how to pick the right answer every time. The answer choices in board examinations are full of DISTRACTORS — the most commonly chosen wrong answers! Mastering how to avoid these distractors can make all the difference on test day.

3. First Aid Q&A for USMLE Step 2 CK

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Ace the USMLE Step 2 CK with this app from the best-selling First Aid Q&A series, brought to you by Modality, the premier developer of digital learning, assessment, training and reference applications for Apple handheld devices, and McGraw-Hill Medical.

4. Clinician’s Pocket Reference

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Never Leave Home Without The Monkey!
Widely known as the Scut Monkey Handbook, the Clinician’s Pocket Reference 11/ed is a resident’s and medical student’s survival guide for the wards and in the clinic. It is also widely used among practicing physicians and health care providers to access essential information in patient care. This popular PDA reference provides a well-organized and strategically delivered format equipped with an automatic updates feature to ensure the most current medical information available.

5. Check a Box. Save a Life.

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Check a Box. Save a Life. The global student movement to make health care better and safer brings you the first student-produced Patient Safety App!

Checklists save lives, bring this app with you to ensure your patients safer care. Featuring the WHO Surgical Safety Checklist, as well as tools for safe handoffs, inpatient medical care, and central lines, this handy tool can help you make sure things are done right each time.

Smartphones will soon be diagnosing illness as well as advising on cures. Will we all become iPho-chondriacs?

Lena Bryce’s mobile phone got her pregnant. Dan Woolley’s kept him alive for days under a collapsed building. Fran Neri’s saved her from a life-threatening infection. A fast-growing array of downloadable applications for smartphones is turning the mobile phone into a doctor in your pocket, on constant call to diagnose ills and propose cures. Soon mobile apps could even provide lifesaving home treatment for millions. That’s the upside. Experts warn, though, that apps may turn us into a neurotic nation of phone-hugging iPho-chondriacs.

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