GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY
FAMOUS PEOPLE IN MEDICINE
MEDICINE IN TV
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
PRE MED KNOWLEDGE
100

This mineral is required for bone health, muscle contraction, and neurotransmitter release 

calcium 

100

This Greek physician and philosopher is regarded as the "father of medicine". The ethical code that doctors swear by is named after this person.  

Hippocrates 

100

This TV doctor from Grey’s Anatomy is known as “McDreamy.”

Derek Shepherd 

100

The disease that started a global pandemic in 2020 

Covid-19

100

The Acronym in MCAT stands for 

Medical College Admissions Test

200

Filtration in the kidney occurs in this capillary network

Glomerulus 

200

This scientist's accident in leaving mold-contaminated petri dishes out in the open led to the discovery of penicillin. 

Alexander Fleming 

200

This show features a brilliant but antisocial diagnostician who walks with a cane and solves rare medical mysteries.

House, M.D. 

200

This metabolic condition results from insulin resistance and is the most common form of diabetes.

Type 2 diabetes 

200

The 4 sections on the MCAT (in order)

Chem/Phys, CARS, Bio/Biochem, Psych/Soc

300

This part of the brain controls coordination, balance, and fine motor control.

Cerebellum 

300

This neurologist developed the method of psychoanalysis.

Sigmund Freud 

300

Each episode of The Pitt, Season 1, represents roughly this amount of real-time during the 15-hour shift.  

1 hour

300

This autoimmune condition causes the body's immune system to attack the thyroid, leading to hypothyroidism.

Hashimoto's disease 

300

 all 4 names of the Presidents of the Pre Med Society

Mina, Kiana, Abby, Jihyun 

400

This hormone, released from the adrenal medulla, increases heart rate and blood pressure.

epinephrine

400

The names of the 2 geneticists that discovered the structure of DNA along  

Watson and Crick

400

This animated TV doctor treats animals in a Disney magical children’s series.

Doc McStuffins 

400

This disorder causes the immune system to attack the small intestine in response to gluten.

Celiac disease 

400

The company that administers the MCAT

AAMC 

500

This specialized type of glial cell produces myelin in the central nervous system.

oligodendrocytes  

500

This scientist won two Nobel Prizes for her work on radium and radioactivity.

Marie Curie

500

All of Meredith Greys sisters names

Lexie, Molly, and Maggie 
500

This condition causes painful muscle breakdown and release of myoglobin into the blood, often triggered by injury or drugs, and is common in marathon runners.

rhabdomyolysis

500

This common interview format requires applicants to rotate through timed stations answering ethical and situational questions

Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI)