Mnemonic Device

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A mnemonic device is a common learning technique used by medical students to help remember knowledge in the immediate future only to find that a few weeks to months later all they remember is the mnemonic itself but not the thing that it stands for.


Example


Student 1: Hey, do you remember the carpal bones in the hand?

Student 2: Of course I do! It's "Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can’t Handle."[1]

Student 1: Yeah, but what does the mnemonic stand for?

Student 2: No clue.


References


  1. Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can’t Handle, Break Hand Bones in Process


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