AI Tutor
Study this week's topic in five phases, without hunting for where to start.
See the AI TutorStudy with the AI Tutor, answer an assessment and follow the mastery of each topic in four colours.
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Tap a block to filter the topics. The data is an example.
A real slice of the product's interface, with fictional data.
Pick the moment you are in. The modules that help most change with it.
Study this week's topic in five phases, without hunting for where to start.
See the AI TutorFind out which topics still do not hold up before the course exam.
See AssessmentReview anatomy by turning the structure and reading its sheet.
See the AtlasA hundred questions, four options and a fixed-rule score sum.
See the preparationAn order of steps that ties together mock exams, study and cases.
See the planSee where the grade drops and go back to the cases of that topic.
See the 360 profileTrain your conduct in cases that react, between one shift and the next.
See the clinical casesLet the Atlas build the session from what you need to review.
See the AtlasFollow your history and go back to what fell behind.
See the 360 profileThe order is the product's: you study, assess, see the result and follow the plan.
The paths open without an account and show what already has study or assessment.
Five phases per topic, from introduction to summary.
The correction arrives with the band spelled out and counts toward your mastery.
The plan orders what to do, and only the current step has a button.
Introduction, explanation, quiz, feedback and summary, always on the same topic.
When it was not clear, ask for more explanation without leaving the session.
Opening the same topic again resumes the session where it stopped.
If venous return rises suddenly, what happens to the end-diastolic volume and to the force of the next contraction?
AI-generated content — it can be wrong. Check a trusted source before acting on it in practice.
No options to guess from: the answer is in your own words.
Excellent, correct, partly correct or incorrect, and the colour only accompanies it.
A doubt clarifies the question. It does not answer for you.
A fictional drug has a half-life of 12 hours. How many half-lives does it take to reach about 95% of steady state?
About 4 to 5 half-lives, that is, 48 to 60 hours.
You got the number of half-lives right and tied the result to the long half-life.
AI-generated content — it can be wrong. Check a trusted source before acting on it in practice.
At each decision point, your conduct changes the patient's state, live.
A critical error caps the final grade, however good the rest is.
The verdict carries the guideline each point came from.
Man, 58, chest pain for 40 minutes. ECG with ST elevation in V1–V4. What is the immediate course of action?
This doesn't change your score directly — it's a space to record your reasoning.
Option 2 was chosen: the patient gets worse, and the line below says so.
The whole BodyParts3D collection, navigable structure by structure.
Each structure has a name, a summary and what not to confuse it with.
Guided dissection, flash case, layers, palpation and review of the day.
The 3D model loads when this part of the page appears.
3D model: BodyParts3D, © The Database Center for Life Science, licensed under CC Attribution 4.0 International.
Pick a discipline and see the same topics two ways.
Illustration of the mechanism, with fictional data. Not a measured result.
Three pieces answer the same question: what to do now.
Competency radar, attempt history and attention areas.
See the 360 profileAn order of steps, and only the current one has a button.
See the planA sheet to print, with the notice that it does not certify.
Readiness
patient safety is what's holding you back right now.
Up next: Chest pain in the emergency room
A hundred questions and four options, timed.
The same answers give the same grade.
Each mock exam stays in your history, with the grade and the date.
A 62-year-old with chest pain for 2 hours and ST elevation in II, III and aVF. What is the immediate management?
Right and wrong only after the attempt is finished.
Four moments when the map makes a difference.
Find out what still does not hold up and go back to that topic.
Train your conduct in cases before you stand in front of the patient.
A study session fits a gap: it is one topic at a time.
The profile and the plan show where you stopped.
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The answers that save the most back and forth.
A monthly quota of cases, mock exams, assessments and Atlas sessions, with no credit card. The quota renews every month, and what you already started stays available when it runs out.
The case catalogue, the mock exams, the paths and the Atlas 3D model open without an account. Playing a case, studying and assessing ask for one.
Because studying prepares and assessing measures. Mastery only moves through an assessment, a case or a mock exam; the study session ends with an invitation to assess the topic.
It depends on the module. In mock exams the score sum is a fixed rule over an AI-generated answer key. In written answers a language model judges and can be wrong: when the failure is on our side, the screen says so and does not paint a result.
The mock exams follow the exam format: a hundred questions and four options. This is an educational tool, and no grade here certifies competence (CFM Resolution 2.454/2026).
The account is linked to one device. To use another, the linked one has to sit unused for 24 hours; the rule is on the plans page, before you subscribe.
The decision waits in a queue and is sent when the connection returns. That does not count as a mistake.
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