How to Make Memory Palaces and Medical Mnemonics

Make your first Memory Palace! From the host of the Medical Mnemonist Podcast, you will be guided through a quick step-by-step tutorial on visual mnemonics for medical topics and creating a memory palace for your medical studies.
We will go over the basic stations of a memory palace and making mnemonic associations for microbiology topics. We will also explain a few mistakes that can occur and form weaker medical mnemonics. If you would like more material like this, let us know in the comments!
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Best explanation of memory palaces I’ve seen

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Is it helpfull to solving MCQ questions ?

[@MedEdUniversity]

It's definitely one of the many assessment tools that all learners should consider. Depending on the quality of the MCQ source, your goals as a learner, and what other options are also available you can use these as needed. That's also how many medical exams are designed so being familiar with the types of questions and answer options you may receive is always a good idea!