Notes, flags and favorites
Four tools above every question, and what each is for.
Four buttons sit above every question, and they do different jobs.
Flag
A marker that says come back to this. Flagged questions can be pulled into a future test on their own: on Create Test, set the question filter to Flagged Questions.
Use it liberally while you study — a flag costs nothing, and the week before the exam you'll be glad of the list.
A 58-year-old man has sudden tearing chest pain radiating to the back. Blood pressure is180/100 in the right arm and 140/85 in the left, with a widened mediastinum on chest X-ray. Which is the most likely diagnosis?
Notes
Write your own note on a question. Press Notes and type; the editor opens above the question rather than floating over it, so you can still see what you're writing about.
Everything you write is collected under My Notes in the sidebar.
Add to Favorites
Saves the question to My Favorites, where you can organise it into folders of your own. Use it for questions worth seeing again whether you got them right or not — a good vignette, a fact that won't stick.
Report
If a question looks wrong, press Report and tell us. You can file it as Technical (a broken image, something not loading), Content (a wrong answer, a typo, an explanation that doesn't follow) or Suggestion. It reaches us directly.
Please do report content errors. A wrong answer left in the bank teaches the wrong thing to everyone who meets it.