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Rash Decisions

Rash Decisions

by THE AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF DERMATOLOGISTS

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Archived App (Last seen on 20 Jun 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 24, 2019
  • November 25, 2020

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This e-learning app uses interactive quizzes and real photographic images to teach users about dermatological conditions. It provides immediate feedback and additional content reminders written by doctors to enhance comprehension.

✓Interactive quizzes
✓Analyze patient cases
✓Assess photographic images
✓Immediate feedback
✓Doctor-written content reminders
✓Dermatological condition learning
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What's New in Rash Decisions

1.2.5

November 25, 2020

Updated in-app products.

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Highly Educational

Lots of content for dermatologists.
niyrniyr

Easiest decision I’ve ever made rash free!

Rash decisions was a strange download for. I’m not normally interested in dermatology but after my friend got me to download rash decisions I’ve moved on from Duolingo. Rash decisions follows a similar format to Duolingo in that it’s a quiz game not for language but for dermatology where you progress through different categories learning the different types of rashes and skin conditions dermatologist deal with every day. The most unique part of the app is that the questions feature real life photography of skin conditions of real patients. This is a great app for any budding dermawizz looking to leave their rash on the world!

5/5 ⭐️
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FAQ

What is Rash Decisions?

Rash Decisions is an e-learning application designed to teach dermatological content through interactive quizzes. It allows users to analyze fictional patient cases and real photographic images of skin conditions to practice diagnosis.

How does Rash Decisions help users learn?

The app provides immediate feedback on quiz answers to improve comprehension. It also includes additional content reminders written by doctors, offering further insights into dermatological conditions.

What kind of content does Rash Decisions cover?

Rash Decisions focuses on dermatological content, enabling users to learn about and diagnose various skin conditions by analyzing patient cases and photographic evidence.

Is Rash Decisions suitable for beginners?

With its interactive quizzes and immediate feedback, Rash Decisions can be a valuable tool for learning dermatology. However, its age rating of 17+ suggests it is geared towards a more mature audience, likely medical students or professionals.

What devices does Rash Decisions support?

Rash Decisions is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for users on the go.

When was Rash Decisions last updated?

The latest version of Rash Decisions was released on November 25, 2020. The app was initially released on July 24, 2019.

Does Rash Decisions have ads?

No, Rash Decisions does not contain advertisements. It is a free app with optional in-app purchases.

What is the age rating for Rash Decisions?

Rash Decisions has an age rating of 17+, indicating that it is intended for mature users, likely due to the complexity of the medical content.