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MCQs, flashcards, open questions, summary sheets, error notebook, assistant, library: seven formats generated in seconds from your own courses. Everything feeds the same anchoring engine, which schedules every review at the right time.
MCQs
Don't just re-read your lecture to check whether you know it: test your knowledge regularly to identify what you truly master. Generated automatically from your courses, MCQs let you practise all year round and pinpoint your gaps and the notions to rework.
You progress in a measurable way and know exactly where to focus your efforts.
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 you have understood a notion, don't just re-read your lecture to try to retain it. Test your ability to retrieve the information yourself with flashcards, generated automatically from the course materials you import to the platform, or created manually.
Your revision becomes more active through retrieval practice, strengthening long-term anchoring of knowledge.
What does “proximal” mean?
The answer is hidden. Reveal it when you're ready.
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Error notebook
After each practice session, don't just look at your score. Analyse your mistakes and keep track of the notions you forgot, misunderstood or regularly confuse.
You can focus your revision on the knowledge to consolidate and turn your mistakes into learning opportunities.
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 downward, toward the coccyx — the opposite of cranial.
Revision tools
Error notebook2 items · PracticeItem 1/2
Remember this
You mix up supination and pronation: supination turns the palm forward (“as if carrying soup”), pronation turns it backward.
Short answers
To go further in mobilising your knowledge, short-answer questions ask you to retrieve and formulate an answer yourself, without relying on a list of options. You check what you are truly able to recall and phrase on your own, while identifying the knowledge to consolidate.
Your revision becomes more active and you gradually build your ability to mobilise your knowledge.
Name the three anatomical planes.
Correct answer
All three planes are there: sagittal, frontal and transverse.
Notes
Your PDFs become active-reading notes: key concepts reveal themselves when you ask for them.
- Smart notes generated from your PDFs
- Active rereading: key concepts reveal on demand
- Always linked to the exact course passage
Sheet · 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 tutoring assistant that relies only on your documents and cites its sources, never a generic answer.
- A tutoring assistant that only knows your courses
- It answers by citing the sources in your PDFs
- Zero off-topic: no generic content
Learning assistant
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You stay in control of the content: edit, keep or delete every question before you revise.
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