Medical question bank
Practise like it's exam day.
Board-style questions in a familiar exam interface, explanations for every option, analytics that show where you stand, and flashcards that keep it all in memory.
- Tutor, Timed and Untimed modes
- Works on any device
- Notes & flashcards included
A 65-year-old man has had retrosternal chest pain radiating to his left arm for 2 hours. ECG shows ST-segment elevation in leads V1–V4. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
- AUnstable angina
- Anterior wall myocardial infarction
- CAcute pericarditis
- DAortic dissection
Everything you need between now and the exam
One place to practise, review, and remember.
Timed, Tutor and Untimed blocks
Practise under exam pressure with a block timer, or switch to Tutor mode to see the answer and explanation after every question.
Explanations for every option
Each answer comes with a structured explanation, the reasoning behind the wrong options, and how other students answered.
Performance analytics
Accuracy, percentile, pace, subject breakdown and the answers you changed from right to wrong — all in one place.
Spaced-repetition flashcards
Turn any question into a flashcard in one click. Reviews are scheduled automatically so you see each card right before you'd forget it.
A notebook tied to questions
Write rich notes on any question, organise them in folders, and jump straight back to the question in review.
Your answers are never lost
Answers are saved on your device first and synced when you're back online — a dropped connection or closed tab doesn't cost you a block.
Accuracy
68%
Percentile
74th
Pace
81 s
Find your weak spots before the exam does
See your accuracy and percentile, how fast you answer, and how each subject compares with other students. Then build your next block straight from your incorrect or flagged questions.
- Subject breakdown against peers
- Accuracy by time spent per question
- Answers changed right → wrong and wrong → right
How it works
Build a block
Choose subjects, question status (unused, incorrect, flagged…), mode and length.
Answer like the real exam
A familiar exam interface: flag, navigate, suspend and resume on any device.
Review and retain
Read explanations, save notes and flashcards, and track your weak areas over time.
- Phone, tablet or computer
- Suspend here, resume there
- Images and shared case vignettes
Frequently asked questions
Which devices can I use?
MedIQ runs in the browser on any computer, tablet or phone. There's nothing to install. Suspend a block on one device and resume it on another.
What happens if my internet drops mid-block?
Keep answering. Your answers are stored on your device and sent as soon as the connection returns. If the timer runs out while you're offline, the block is submitted when you reconnect.
What's the difference between the three modes?
Tutor shows the answer and explanation after each question. Timed gives you a block timer and reveals nothing until you end the block. Untimed lets you submit answers at your own pace and reviews everything at the end.
Can I start over before my exam?
Yes. Resetting a QBank makes every question unused again for a fresh pass. Your notes and flashcards are kept.
Are the analytics compared with other students?
Yes. Once you've answered enough questions you'll see your percentile, and each subject shows your accuracy next to the average for all students.
Your next block is one click away
Build a block from the subjects you need most and start answering.
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