Guide & FAQ
A quick reference for how to study here — start with the flashcards, then explore the rest. Skim the cards, expand a question if you’re stuck.
Two ways to study
- Review — your due cards plus a few new ones. Progress is saved and scheduled. This is the daily driver.
- Browse all — free study over any cards you choose. Good for cramming; it doesn’t change your schedule.
Grading a card (after you reveal it)
- Again — You forgot it. Resets the card and re-shows it later this same session.
- Hard — Right, but a struggle. Comes back sooner than usual.
- Good — Solid recall. The normal, expanding interval — your default choice.
- Easy — Too easy. Pushed far into the future so it stops crowding your day.
Each button shows its next interval (e.g. 1d, 4d, 10d), so you can see exactly when the card returns.
Pace
- ~20 new cards/day by default, so you’re never buried. Reviews of started cards are unlimited.
- The number beside “Flashcards” in the sidebar is how many cards are due right now.
Prep Rounds
PANCE-style multiple-choice questions by body system. Learn mode reveals the answer to study; Test mode grades you with a running score.
My Slides
Upload a lecture-slide PDF and the app turns it into flashcards and practice questions from your own material (a few decks per day).
Body Systems
Every disease and anatomy profile, organized by PANCE blueprint system, in a fixed High-Yield order: Pathophys → S/Sx → Gold-Standard Dx → First-line Tx.
Pharmacology
Drug profiles grouped by class — mechanism, black-box warnings, and high-yield notes.
Search
One box across diseases, drugs, and anatomy. Matches word variants, so a single term finds related cards.
Shared Resources
A crowd-sourced file repository for your cohort — upload and upvote study materials.