The Recorps Med tools
One tool for every way you revise
MCQs, flashcards, short answers, notes, error notebook, assistant, library: seven formats generated in seconds from your own courses. All of them feed the same anchoring engine, which schedules every review at the right time.
MCQs
Rereading a lecture tells you it looks familiar, not that you know it. Test yourself regularly and you find out what you actually master. Generated straight from your own courses, MCQs let you practise all year and put a name on every gap.
Your progress becomes measurable, and you always know where to put the effort.
In the standard anatomical position, the palms of the hands face:
Explanation
Standing, gaze horizontal, palms facing forwards: the reference for every anatomical description.
Flashcards
Once a concept makes sense, don't settle for rereading it. Flashcards make you pull the answer out of your own head, generated automatically from the courses you import, or written by hand.
Revision becomes active: retrieval practice is what makes knowledge hold for the long run.
What does “proximal” mean?
The answer is hidden. Reveal it when you're ready.
Had you recalled the answer before revealing it?
Error notebook
After a session, don't stop at the score. Go back through your mistakes and keep a record of what you forgot, misread or keep mixing up.
Your revision goes where it's needed, and every mistake turns into something you've learned.
In supination, the palm of the hand faces:
Explanation
Supination turns the palm forwards (anatomical position); pronation turns it backwards.
What does “caudal” mean?
Answer
Directed downwards, towards the coccyx: the opposite of cranial.
Revision tools
Error notebook2 items · PracticeItem 1/2
Remember this
You're mixing up supination and pronation: supination turns the palm forwards (“as if carrying a bowl of soup”), pronation turns it backwards.
Short answers
Short-answer questions go one step further: no list of options to lean on, you have to find the answer and put it in your own words yourself. It shows exactly what you can produce unaided, and what still needs consolidating.
Revision gets more demanding, and recalling what you know becomes second nature.
Name the three anatomical planes.
Correct answer
All three planes are there: sagittal, frontal and transverse.
Notes
Your PDFs turn into notes you read actively: the key concepts stay hidden until you ask for them.
- Smart notes generated from your PDFs
- Active rereading: key concepts revealed on demand
- Always linked back to the exact passage in your course
Note · Anatomical position
Reference position: standing, gaze horizontal, palms facing forwards.
The three anatomical planes: sagittal, frontal and transverse.
Proximal means close to the root of the limb.
Assistant
A learning assistant that draws only on your own documents and cites its sources, never a generic answer.
- A learning assistant that knows your courses and nothing else
- Every answer cites the page it came from
- No filler, no generic content
Learning assistant
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The Recorps engine: pick the pages you want and it turns them into MCQs, flashcards and short answers you can edit freely.
You stay in charge of the content: edit, keep or delete every question before you revise.
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