2 Best Thinking apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best thinking apps for Android. Trusted developers like Limmer Education, LLC and Think Dirty Inc. are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include 101 Last Min Study Tips -Medic, Think Dirty, .
1 101 Last Min Study Tips -Medic
Medic, 101 study cards with fast facts and critical thinking questions.
The 101 Last Min Study Tips -Medic app is a free app that provides study cards with fast facts and critical thinking questions for last-minute exam study or to keep a paramedic sharp. It covers important topics such as pharmacology, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, assessment, cardiology and resuscitation, medical emergencies, trauma, and operations. This app is not a complete exam preparation product, but it is a focused and fast tool for last-minute review. It is also recommended for paramedic students to download the free 101 Last Minute Study Tips for EMTs. This app is a service of EMS1.com and Limmer Creative and is not affiliated with the NREMT.
2 Think Dirty
Easiest way to learn about the cosmetic and personal care product ingredients.
Think Dirty is an Android app that helps you learn about potentially harmful ingredients in your cosmetics and personal care products. You can scan the barcode of a product to get easy-to-understand information about it, track dirty ingredients, and find cleaner options. The app has a large database of over 850,000 products, and you can also search by keyword or ingredient. Premium features include personalized ingredient preferences, curated specialty lists, and detailed information about ingredients. The app also has an expiry date tracker, a Dirty Meter® rating system, and a My Bathroom Rating feature. You can upvote non-rated products, save products to shopping lists, and buy directly from popular online retailers. If a product is missing, you can submit its barcode and ingredients to the app. The app has been recognized by Fast Company, TED Blog, Allure Magazine, BuzzFeed, and Glamour Magazine UK. The app developers value user feedback and can be contacted via email.
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