Free medical school software for mac

I wrote this program to help me prep for med school interviews. The best way to prepare for an interview is with mock interviews. This program will pepper you with questions typical of those you would be asked in an average med school interview. Not only that but it will speak them outlowd, simulating the audio experience of being interviewed! It is FREE but if your find it useful I would appreciate it if you would give me some feedback at alex.white@mac.com .

If you would like to change the questions that Interviewer asks, right (control) click on the Interviewer application and select Show Package Contents. Then open the Contents file, and then Resource file in the finder window that appears. You should see a file questions.txt. Each line of text in this file is a questions that Interview will pose to you. Enjoy!

Going To School 1.1 is an application displaying students a line graph (time versus distance) of a persons journey from home to school. After studying the graph students use the mouse to move a little person around an on-screen map so that the little persons time and position match that shown on the graph. This program was written to help students in grades 7 through 9 interpret line graphs.

Medical Research NoteTaker Widget 1.0 is a very tractable and powerful program which can give you so much useful knowledge about medical information.

A wealth of medical information is currently available on the web - but not all of it is equally trustworthy or easy to access. Fortunately, an ongoing initiative at the National Institutes of Health - the National Library of Medicine (NLM) - has come a long way in alleviating both of these concerns. This widget is designed to provide access to the NLM's contents in two ways:

• By using a search metaengine (Clusty) to group the results of a medical publication search into thematic clusters.
• By submitting the same search directly to the NLM, and categorizing the results obtained according to the purpose and contents of the databases queried.

The resulting notebook contains a section for the "top results" from Clusty, and an additional section for each thematic cluster listed. Within each section, a page is created for each link found; after the widget has finished, the corresponding webpages may be loaded by hand one at a time, or all at once by running the "Load MegaSearch Pages" script within NoteTaker.

The results obtained from the NLM are saved in a separate section at the end of the notebook, with a page created for each database containing information on the search topic. The information contained in each of these pages can be loaded into the notebook by using the "checkbox" mechanism provided within each one.

Notes:

• A new NoteTaker notebook is created for each new search.
• Since collecting all the results may take a while (depending upon the speed of your computer and your Internet connection), the notebook returns to the original search page at the end of the search to let you know the process is complete.
• There will be a brief pause as each section is created, so as to allow the notebook to load the corresponding Clusty or NLM page.
• Clusty's defaults (10 results per page, 10 clusters displayed) will yield notebooks of around 100 pages in length. Setting the preferences to their maximum (100 results per page, all clusters displayed) will yield notebooks of around 1000 pages in length. These settings can be adjusted by clicking on the "Preferences" link in any Clusty page in the notebook.
• Even though the default settings are usually fine for basic searches, it is worthwhile exploring the "Limits/Settings" option available on any of the NLM pages - it allows for considerable fine-tuning of the results obtained from the NLM.
• The NLM server will occasionally not respond to a search, fail to load a search page, or display an error message. If this happens, simply wait a few minutes and try running the search again. A similar response is also sometimes seen from Clusty - again, running the search a second time usually clears up the problem.

StarFleet Medical Screensaver 1 is a free Mac OS X screen saver displaying a 360 degree rotating logo of a StarFleet Medical Facility. To use it, place it in your HOME/Library/Screen Savers or /Library/Screen Savers folder and it will become available in your "Desktop & Screen Saver" pane of your System Preferences. The speed at which the logo rotates is adjustable.

Starfleet Medical Screen Saver 1.1 is designed as a special and impressive Mac OS X screen saver featuring a 360 degree rotating logo of a StarFleet Medical Facility.

TreFre Medical (TFM) 1.5.2 is a remarkable and splendid tool, created by a corporation that is teamed with medical professionals and computer experts, attempts to streamline the day to day management of a medical practice. There is confusion as to when and if an office should "get connected". Questions like "What software should I purchase?". " Which computers work best?" and "How can my office become better managed?" are heard at most conventions.

Requirements: Mac OS X

PubMedMaker 2.4 is a software for managing medical literature data with a FileMaker Pro database. You perform a search of the literature in PubMed, NLM gateway or TOXNET on the Internet and save the search results as a text file. PubMedMaker converts this text file into a FileMaker Pro database simply by dragging & dropping. By using FileMaker Pro's function, you can search, select, sort, and print literature references. Literature list can be formatted and exported in simple text, rich text (Reference list for your paper) or HTML (Reference Web Publishing) to conform to the style you desire. PubMedMaker has the function of direct link to on-line journal and automatic management of PDF files of literature which enable you to decrease your burden to keep track of them.

Mini Terminal is usefull for all those little jobs you would want to do, such as fiddle with a school iBook without it appearing in your history file.