About the content
You are studying medicine from it, so you should know who wrote it and under what rules.
Every question, explanation and reference entry in this app was written for this app by QuickCruit. None of it is scraped, licensed or copied from a question bank, a deck or a textbook. That is a deliberate constraint rather than a boast: it is what lets us give it away free and it is why we can change any of it the moment it is shown to be wrong.
It also means the content carries our judgement rather than an institution's. Nothing here has been through peer review or editorial board sign-off.
Settled teaching only. Where a topic is genuinely contested in the literature, or where management depends on which guideline you follow or on local practice, the question is not written at all rather than written with a confident answer we cannot defend.
One consequence you will notice: the bank is heavier on mechanism, physiology and diagnosis than on the details of drug regimens and thresholds, because the first group is stable and the second moves. Where a mechanism is widely taught but actually disputed in research, the question says so rather than asserting it, and the classic association is kept because that is the part that is real.
Every commit runs a test suite over the content itself. It fails the build if any question has more than one correct answer, a missing or duplicated choice, a choice without a rationale, an explanation shorter than a real explanation, an invalid subject tag, or a stem that duplicates another. It also fails if the correct answer clusters in any one position, because a bank you can beat by always picking A teaches position rather than medicine.
These checks guarantee the questions are well formed. They cannot check whether the medicine is right. Nothing automated can.
Tell us and it gets fixed. A wrong answer in a study tool is worse than no study tool, so a correction is the most useful thing you can send us. Email hello@quickcruit.ai with the question and what is wrong with it.
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