The visual way to master microbiology
without cramming
- 115+ pages
- 23 topics
- quizzes + flashcards
The microbiology guide you'll actually want to open again tomorrow. Illustrated topics, quizzes with answer keys and a hyperlinked index, built for nursing and health students who learn by seeing.
$9 · instant PDF download
Microbes stop being a list of names. They start making sense.
Four ways the guide does the work for you
This isn't a textbook with pictures added. The guide is built the same way from start to finish, so by the third chapter you already know where to look.
Every topic is drawn, labeled and explained.
Cells, pathogens and infections are illustrated before they're described, so the structure is already in your head when the details arrive.
See it once. Remember it longer.
Made by JDMA Nursing School, now MedStudies, for nursing students who learn by seeing
Illustrated topics, clear language, and quizzes to check what stuck.
Microbiology is not a memory problem. It's an organization problem.
Studied as a pile of names, every microbe is a new fact. Studied in order (the cell, how microbes live, how they cause disease, how the body fights back) each topic sets up the next one.
- Staphylococcus aureus
- prions
- peptidoglycan
- Candida albicans
- E. coli
- binary fission
- Plasmodium
- endotoxins
- Mycobacterium tuberculosis
- MHC class II
- Aspergillus
- conjugation
- Pseudomonas
- herd immunity
- HIV
- Gram stain
- Giardia
- beta-lactams
- Neisseria
- biofilm
- C. difficile
- archaea
- Toxoplasma
- fermentation
- influenza
- opsonization
- Salmonella
- plasmids
- herpes simplex
- meningitis
…and you're expected to just hold all of that.
- 1The cellClassification · prokaryotic & eukaryotic cells · bacteria & archaea
- 2How microbes liveGenetics · viruses & prions · growth · metabolism
- 3How they cause diseaseInfectious diseases · host–microbe interactions · pathogenesis
- 4How the body fights backVaccines · innate & adaptive immunity · immune disorders · antibiotics
- 5Infections by systemSkin · eye · nervous system
- 6Microbiology in practiceFood · public health · diagnostic · environmental · industrial
six blocks. 23 topics. one path ✓
The pages you'd otherwise hunt for.
- A hyperlinked index and a home button on every page
- An abbreviations page for quick reference
- 30 quiz pages with answer keys
- Bonus flashcards for fast review
- 1,150 digital stickers
- Infections broken down by body system
- Digital and printable versions of the same guide
Lab label
Insights of Microbiology
Take 1 topic a day.
Quiz as directed.
Warning: may cause confidence
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- Insights of Microbiology — PDF guide with all 23 topics
- Digital version with hyperlinked index
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- Everything in Basic
- 30 quiz pages with answer keys
- Bonus flashcards for fast review
- 1,150 digital stickers
- Printable version
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Before you buy
How do I get the guide?
It's a PDF. As soon as your payment clears, the download link is emailed to you, so you can start the same night. Study on a tablet or computer, or print only the chapters you're on.
Basic or Complete?
Basic is the full guide as a hyperlinked PDF. Complete adds the quizzes with answer keys, the flashcards, the stickers and a printable version. If you want to test yourself before the exam, take Complete.
Is the guide in English?
Yes. The whole guide is in English, with short sentences and a lot of illustrations.
Which apps does it work with?
Any PDF reader. To use the hyperlinked index, GoodNotes, Notability, Xodo or your web browser all work well.
Why does it say “JDMA Nursing School”?
MedStudies is the new name of JDMA Nursing School. Same author, same guide, which is why some pages still show the old name.
Where do I start if my exam is close?
Start with the classification of microorganisms and the infections by body system, then use the quizzes to find what you still miss.
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