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High‑yield basic science questions across anatomy, physiology, pathology and pharmacology for emergency medicine trainees.
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Question blocks are built around retrieval practice, which has repeatedly been shown to improve long‑term retention more than re‑reading notes or guidelines.
(source: Roediger & Karpicke. Test-enhanced learning (2006).)Topics are spaced over time and mixed across systems and question formats, combatting the forgetting curve and improving exam‑day recall.
(source: Ebbinghaus. Memory (1885); Kornell & Bjork. Learning concepts (2008).)Anatomy, physiology, pathology and pharmacology, in exam‑style MCQs.
Questions are structured to the ACEM Primary MCQ style and subject matrices, covering the four basic science disciplines with the breadth and depth expected of early emergency medicine trainees.
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(source: Bloom. Learning for Mastery (1968).)The AI engine adjusts question difficulty and topic mix in response to your performance, focusing time on the concepts that move your score the most.
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