Pharm (heavy load)
Drug-mechanism cards as cloze deletion: "{{c1::Atenolol}} is a {{c2::β1-selective}} antagonist used for {{c3::HTN}}." AI generates these from any pharm note in seconds.
United States Medical Licensing Examination
Difficulty: Very High
500–800 hours dedicated + ongoing during M1/M2
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Recommended USMLE study schedule
1
M1 (year-long)
Generate a deck per system as you cover it. Daily SRS review never drops below 50 cards.
2
M2 (year-long)
Layer Pathoma + Sketchy cards. Image occlusion for histology slides, micro morphology, and pharm mechanisms.
3
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4
Dedicated weeks 5–6
Full-lengths, NBMEs, mature cards only. Cram mode for weakest 200 cards the week before.
Section-by-section card strategy
Histology & anatomy
Image occlusion is the difference between 230 and 260. Upload any Netter or histology slide; AI suggests masks automatically.
Micro buzzwords
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Pathology
Goljan-style "if you see X, think Y" cards. Generate from Pathoma transcripts, then layer Sketchy associations.
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