Sixty questions drawn from all six lectures of the first cardiology block, weighted by scheduled lecture hours: ten from Hypertension, nine from each of the four other two-hour lectures and fourteen from Heart Failure, the one three-hour lecture. Forty-eight are patient vignettes and twelve are direct recall, two from every lecture, with the lead-in spread across diagnosis, testing, treatment, next step, patient education and what to avoid.
About half of the questions are not in the topic quizzes, so these forms are worth working even after those. Four options, A–D, and every wrong choice gets its own explanation saying why it is wrong.
No question appears in more than one form, so working through all five gives you 300 distinct questions. Every question cites the slide it came from.
Answers reveal only after you choose. Your score and a breakdown by objective appear at the end, with a review of everything you missed.