Mnemonics are memory tools. Remember Roy G. Biv from elementary science class?The site MedicalMnemonics.com offers a collection of these little memory aids for those in the medical field.
For example, from the database:
Osteoblasts build bones
Osteoclasts consume bones
The site is searchable or has a directory for browsing. If you have a particularly handy memory tool you'd like to share, there's an option to add it to the database as well.
With essentially no graphics or ads, the site loads quickly and allows you to navigate to the information you need almost instantly. I wouldn't say there is a huge database of information, but perhaps you'll find one to help you master a concept you're struggling to remember.
LINK:
World's Database of Medical Mnemonics (Source: MedicalMnemonics.com)
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