100-DayStudy Plan2019

Dear Medical students

Welcome to AMBOSSAMBOSS is the breakthrough learning platform and Knowledge Library helping medical students around the world The AMBOSS Study Plan will help you prepare for your final medical exams - online or with this printable version It lists the chapters to read and the exam questions yoursquoll need for testing your knowledge on each day of your studying journey Just click the link below the topics and start answering the questions

Please note To use the AMBOSS 100-day study plan yoursquoll first need to sign in to an account that has access to the Knowledge Library and Question Bank If yoursquore new to the platform you can set up a free five-day trial to test it out Once signed in yoursquoll have full access to the materials within the study plan

If you want to study on the way to the library you can use the AMBOSS Knowledge Library and question bank apps on your smartphone or tablet You can use them on iOS and Android

Scroll down to learn how to use the AMBOSS Study Plan and find answers to frequently asked questions

Keep it simple Take it one day at a time with AMBOSS and wersquore confident yoursquoll come out on top We wish you the best of luck with your studies and exams

Your AMBOSS Team

1 How do I best prepare for my final exams

AMBOSS is the learning platform that will guide you through the final phase of your studies and prepare you for all the topics commonly asked in final exams For optimal preparation we recommend that you follow our 100-day AMBOSS Study Plan Spend the first half of each study day reading the recommended learning cards - access them either by clicking on the subject name in the PDF or on the AMBOSS platform itself This will give you a structured in-depth overview of all the topics that are commonly tested in final exams The second part of your day should be used for question sessions This approach will provide you with the ideal combination of study and review to ensure you retain what you have learned

2 Why do question sessions cover more topics than those in the Learning Cards I studied on that particular day The Learning Cards provided by the study plan for each day cover related topics such as cardiac arrhythmia and ECG However the question sessions have been deliberately designed to test your knowledge in an entire medical field such as cardiology and not just cover the topics treated in the Learning Cards of that study day AMBOSS has done this for two reasons

a Firstly you receive an honest assessment of your strengths and weaknesses If you were only tested on a topic you studied earlier the same day it would be too easy to guess the correct answer This would deceive you into believing you are familiar with a topic when in fact you are only recalling information from short-term memory b Secondly you retain what you have learned through revision Rather than working through all of the questions on one topic such as diabetes mellitus in a single day you will be confronted with that topic multiple times throughout the corresponding study phase for example internal medicine This will strengthen your long-term memory and train you to recall - and apply - the information when you need it most

3 What if I have more or less than 100 days to prepare for my exams

In our years of experience and research we have determined that 100 days is the ideal time frame to study for your final exams However some students will probably not be able to follow the plan accordingly but can instead adjust it to their own time and needs When planning remember to consider free weekends vacation a job children or sick time

Everyone studies at their own pace and manages their time differently If you have less than 100 days for intense review before your exams we recommend that you start the 100-day AMBOSS Study Plan during the semester and study a few hours per week to make up for the lack of time Of course you can always condense or stretch the study plan to fit your schedule

4 Can I study offline

Yes You can download the AMBOSS Knowledge app and the AMBOSS Question Bank app (for iOs An-droid and Kindle Fire) to use the platform offline Donrsquot forget to print out your learning plan to get that super satisfying feeling of crossing things off your to-do list

5 Can I add notes to the Learning Cards

You can add notes with information that you find important to each section of every Learning Card For example you might want to note treatment protocols that are specific to your clinic or guidelines in your country that are different from those in other countries You can continue using and adding your notes after your exams even in your time working as a doctor

6 What if I think a certain Learning Card should be discussed in another subject and not as the study plan suggests

The Learning Cards generally cover a wide range of topics within a medical field and cannot be assigned to a single subject For example the Learning Card on ldquothyroid cancerrdquo features information from the subjects of surgery endocrinology epidemiology and many other subjects We have structured the study plan in a way that every relevant topic is treated at least once and in the most learning-efficient way

7 Can I continue using AMBOSS after I finish the study plan

Of course Your AMBOSS account will remain active for as long as you subscribe None of your personal analysis statistics or notes will be deleted after your exams Keep AMBOSS at hand for reference and to test your knowledge throughout your medical career

8 Was this study plan designed for the USMLE IFOM PLAB MCCQE or another specific exam or can everybody use it

This study plan was designed for medical students in their final phase of study all over the world The topics are not specific to a certain country but instead provide a solid overview of all the most important topics that every doctor should be familiar with We believe that medical knowledge is universal We know that some topics might be more relevant in some regions than others such as malaria This is why we intentionally left some free time in between chapters for you to study these region-specific topics in greater depth

Subject

Day 1-36 Internal medicine

Day 1 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 2 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 3 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 4 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 5 Cardiology amp Angiology

1 Cardiovascular examination

2 ECG

3 Overview of cardiac arrhythmias

4 Supraventricular premature beats

5 Atrial fibrillation

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Sick sinus syndrome

2 Atrioventricular block

3 Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

4 Ventricular premature beats

5 Ventricular tachycardia

6 Ventricular fibrillatrion

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Syncope

2 Subclavian steal syndrome

3 Principles of coronary heart disease

4 Acute coronary syndrome

5 Cardiac catheterization

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Congestive heart failure

2 Cardiomyopathy

3 Valvular heart diseases

4 Aortic valve stenosis

5 Aortic regurgitation

6 Mitral stenosis

7 Mitral regurgitation

8 Mitral valve prolapse

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Infective endocarditis

2 Rheumatic fever

3 Myocarditis

Chapter Done

Dear Medical students

Welcome to AMBOSSAMBOSS is the breakthrough learning platform and Knowledge Library helping medical students around the world The AMBOSS Study Plan will help you prepare for your final medical exams - online or with this printable version It lists the chapters to read and the exam questions yoursquoll need for testing your knowledge on each day of your studying journey Just click the link below the topics and start answering the questions

Please note To use the AMBOSS 100-day study plan yoursquoll first need to sign in to an account that has access to the Knowledge Library and Question Bank If yoursquore new to the platform you can set up a free five-day trial to test it out Once signed in yoursquoll have full access to the materials within the study plan

If you want to study on the way to the library you can use the AMBOSS Knowledge Library and question bank apps on your smartphone or tablet You can use them on iOS and Android

Scroll down to learn how to use the AMBOSS Study Plan and find answers to frequently asked questions

Keep it simple Take it one day at a time with AMBOSS and wersquore confident yoursquoll come out on top We wish you the best of luck with your studies and exams

Your AMBOSS Team

1 How do I best prepare for my final exams

AMBOSS is the learning platform that will guide you through the final phase of your studies and prepare you for all the topics commonly asked in final exams For optimal preparation we recommend that you follow our 100-day AMBOSS Study Plan Spend the first half of each study day reading the recommended learning cards - access them either by clicking on the subject name in the PDF or on the AMBOSS platform itself This will give you a structured in-depth overview of all the topics that are commonly tested in final exams The second part of your day should be used for question sessions This approach will provide you with the ideal combination of study and review to ensure you retain what you have learned

2 Why do question sessions cover more topics than those in the Learning Cards I studied on that particular day The Learning Cards provided by the study plan for each day cover related topics such as cardiac arrhythmia and ECG However the question sessions have been deliberately designed to test your knowledge in an entire medical field such as cardiology and not just cover the topics treated in the Learning Cards of that study day AMBOSS has done this for two reasons

a Firstly you receive an honest assessment of your strengths and weaknesses If you were only tested on a topic you studied earlier the same day it would be too easy to guess the correct answer This would deceive you into believing you are familiar with a topic when in fact you are only recalling information from short-term memory b Secondly you retain what you have learned through revision Rather than working through all of the questions on one topic such as diabetes mellitus in a single day you will be confronted with that topic multiple times throughout the corresponding study phase for example internal medicine This will strengthen your long-term memory and train you to recall - and apply - the information when you need it most

3 What if I have more or less than 100 days to prepare for my exams

In our years of experience and research we have determined that 100 days is the ideal time frame to study for your final exams However some students will probably not be able to follow the plan accordingly but can instead adjust it to their own time and needs When planning remember to consider free weekends vacation a job children or sick time

Everyone studies at their own pace and manages their time differently If you have less than 100 days for intense review before your exams we recommend that you start the 100-day AMBOSS Study Plan during the semester and study a few hours per week to make up for the lack of time Of course you can always condense or stretch the study plan to fit your schedule

4 Can I study offline

Yes You can download the AMBOSS Knowledge app and the AMBOSS Question Bank app (for iOs An-droid and Kindle Fire) to use the platform offline Donrsquot forget to print out your learning plan to get that super satisfying feeling of crossing things off your to-do list

5 Can I add notes to the Learning Cards

You can add notes with information that you find important to each section of every Learning Card For example you might want to note treatment protocols that are specific to your clinic or guidelines in your country that are different from those in other countries You can continue using and adding your notes after your exams even in your time working as a doctor

6 What if I think a certain Learning Card should be discussed in another subject and not as the study plan suggests

The Learning Cards generally cover a wide range of topics within a medical field and cannot be assigned to a single subject For example the Learning Card on ldquothyroid cancerrdquo features information from the subjects of surgery endocrinology epidemiology and many other subjects We have structured the study plan in a way that every relevant topic is treated at least once and in the most learning-efficient way

7 Can I continue using AMBOSS after I finish the study plan

Of course Your AMBOSS account will remain active for as long as you subscribe None of your personal analysis statistics or notes will be deleted after your exams Keep AMBOSS at hand for reference and to test your knowledge throughout your medical career

8 Was this study plan designed for the USMLE IFOM PLAB MCCQE or another specific exam or can everybody use it

This study plan was designed for medical students in their final phase of study all over the world The topics are not specific to a certain country but instead provide a solid overview of all the most important topics that every doctor should be familiar with We believe that medical knowledge is universal We know that some topics might be more relevant in some regions than others such as malaria This is why we intentionally left some free time in between chapters for you to study these region-specific topics in greater depth

Subject

Day 1-36 Internal medicine

Day 1 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 2 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 3 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 4 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 5 Cardiology amp Angiology

1 Cardiovascular examination

2 ECG

3 Overview of cardiac arrhythmias

4 Supraventricular premature beats

5 Atrial fibrillation

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Sick sinus syndrome

2 Atrioventricular block

3 Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

4 Ventricular premature beats

5 Ventricular tachycardia

6 Ventricular fibrillatrion

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Syncope

2 Subclavian steal syndrome

3 Principles of coronary heart disease

4 Acute coronary syndrome

5 Cardiac catheterization

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Congestive heart failure

2 Cardiomyopathy

3 Valvular heart diseases

4 Aortic valve stenosis

5 Aortic regurgitation

6 Mitral stenosis

7 Mitral regurgitation

8 Mitral valve prolapse

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Infective endocarditis

2 Rheumatic fever

3 Myocarditis

Chapter Done

1 How do I best prepare for my final exams

AMBOSS is the learning platform that will guide you through the final phase of your studies and prepare you for all the topics commonly asked in final exams For optimal preparation we recommend that you follow our 100-day AMBOSS Study Plan Spend the first half of each study day reading the recommended learning cards - access them either by clicking on the subject name in the PDF or on the AMBOSS platform itself This will give you a structured in-depth overview of all the topics that are commonly tested in final exams The second part of your day should be used for question sessions This approach will provide you with the ideal combination of study and review to ensure you retain what you have learned

2 Why do question sessions cover more topics than those in the Learning Cards I studied on that particular day The Learning Cards provided by the study plan for each day cover related topics such as cardiac arrhythmia and ECG However the question sessions have been deliberately designed to test your knowledge in an entire medical field such as cardiology and not just cover the topics treated in the Learning Cards of that study day AMBOSS has done this for two reasons

a Firstly you receive an honest assessment of your strengths and weaknesses If you were only tested on a topic you studied earlier the same day it would be too easy to guess the correct answer This would deceive you into believing you are familiar with a topic when in fact you are only recalling information from short-term memory b Secondly you retain what you have learned through revision Rather than working through all of the questions on one topic such as diabetes mellitus in a single day you will be confronted with that topic multiple times throughout the corresponding study phase for example internal medicine This will strengthen your long-term memory and train you to recall - and apply - the information when you need it most

3 What if I have more or less than 100 days to prepare for my exams

In our years of experience and research we have determined that 100 days is the ideal time frame to study for your final exams However some students will probably not be able to follow the plan accordingly but can instead adjust it to their own time and needs When planning remember to consider free weekends vacation a job children or sick time

Everyone studies at their own pace and manages their time differently If you have less than 100 days for intense review before your exams we recommend that you start the 100-day AMBOSS Study Plan during the semester and study a few hours per week to make up for the lack of time Of course you can always condense or stretch the study plan to fit your schedule

4 Can I study offline

Yes You can download the AMBOSS Knowledge app and the AMBOSS Question Bank app (for iOs An-droid and Kindle Fire) to use the platform offline Donrsquot forget to print out your learning plan to get that super satisfying feeling of crossing things off your to-do list

5 Can I add notes to the Learning Cards

You can add notes with information that you find important to each section of every Learning Card For example you might want to note treatment protocols that are specific to your clinic or guidelines in your country that are different from those in other countries You can continue using and adding your notes after your exams even in your time working as a doctor

6 What if I think a certain Learning Card should be discussed in another subject and not as the study plan suggests

The Learning Cards generally cover a wide range of topics within a medical field and cannot be assigned to a single subject For example the Learning Card on ldquothyroid cancerrdquo features information from the subjects of surgery endocrinology epidemiology and many other subjects We have structured the study plan in a way that every relevant topic is treated at least once and in the most learning-efficient way

7 Can I continue using AMBOSS after I finish the study plan

Of course Your AMBOSS account will remain active for as long as you subscribe None of your personal analysis statistics or notes will be deleted after your exams Keep AMBOSS at hand for reference and to test your knowledge throughout your medical career

8 Was this study plan designed for the USMLE IFOM PLAB MCCQE or another specific exam or can everybody use it

This study plan was designed for medical students in their final phase of study all over the world The topics are not specific to a certain country but instead provide a solid overview of all the most important topics that every doctor should be familiar with We believe that medical knowledge is universal We know that some topics might be more relevant in some regions than others such as malaria This is why we intentionally left some free time in between chapters for you to study these region-specific topics in greater depth

Subject

Day 1-36 Internal medicine

Day 1 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 2 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 3 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 4 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 5 Cardiology amp Angiology

1 Cardiovascular examination

2 ECG

3 Overview of cardiac arrhythmias

4 Supraventricular premature beats

5 Atrial fibrillation

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Sick sinus syndrome

2 Atrioventricular block

3 Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

4 Ventricular premature beats

5 Ventricular tachycardia

6 Ventricular fibrillatrion

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Syncope

2 Subclavian steal syndrome

3 Principles of coronary heart disease

4 Acute coronary syndrome

5 Cardiac catheterization

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Congestive heart failure

2 Cardiomyopathy

3 Valvular heart diseases

4 Aortic valve stenosis

5 Aortic regurgitation

6 Mitral stenosis

7 Mitral regurgitation

8 Mitral valve prolapse

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Infective endocarditis

2 Rheumatic fever

3 Myocarditis

Chapter Done

4 Can I study offline

Yes You can download the AMBOSS Knowledge app and the AMBOSS Question Bank app (for iOs An-droid and Kindle Fire) to use the platform offline Donrsquot forget to print out your learning plan to get that super satisfying feeling of crossing things off your to-do list

5 Can I add notes to the Learning Cards

You can add notes with information that you find important to each section of every Learning Card For example you might want to note treatment protocols that are specific to your clinic or guidelines in your country that are different from those in other countries You can continue using and adding your notes after your exams even in your time working as a doctor

6 What if I think a certain Learning Card should be discussed in another subject and not as the study plan suggests

The Learning Cards generally cover a wide range of topics within a medical field and cannot be assigned to a single subject For example the Learning Card on ldquothyroid cancerrdquo features information from the subjects of surgery endocrinology epidemiology and many other subjects We have structured the study plan in a way that every relevant topic is treated at least once and in the most learning-efficient way

7 Can I continue using AMBOSS after I finish the study plan

Of course Your AMBOSS account will remain active for as long as you subscribe None of your personal analysis statistics or notes will be deleted after your exams Keep AMBOSS at hand for reference and to test your knowledge throughout your medical career

8 Was this study plan designed for the USMLE IFOM PLAB MCCQE or another specific exam or can everybody use it

This study plan was designed for medical students in their final phase of study all over the world The topics are not specific to a certain country but instead provide a solid overview of all the most important topics that every doctor should be familiar with We believe that medical knowledge is universal We know that some topics might be more relevant in some regions than others such as malaria This is why we intentionally left some free time in between chapters for you to study these region-specific topics in greater depth

Subject

Day 1-36 Internal medicine

Day 1 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 2 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 3 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 4 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 5 Cardiology amp Angiology

1 Cardiovascular examination

2 ECG

3 Overview of cardiac arrhythmias

4 Supraventricular premature beats

5 Atrial fibrillation

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Sick sinus syndrome

2 Atrioventricular block

3 Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

4 Ventricular premature beats

5 Ventricular tachycardia

6 Ventricular fibrillatrion

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Syncope

2 Subclavian steal syndrome

3 Principles of coronary heart disease

4 Acute coronary syndrome

5 Cardiac catheterization

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Congestive heart failure

2 Cardiomyopathy

3 Valvular heart diseases

4 Aortic valve stenosis

5 Aortic regurgitation

6 Mitral stenosis

7 Mitral regurgitation

8 Mitral valve prolapse

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Infective endocarditis

2 Rheumatic fever

3 Myocarditis

Chapter Done

Subject

Day 1-36 Internal medicine

Day 1 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 2 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 3 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 4 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 5 Cardiology amp Angiology

1 Cardiovascular examination

2 ECG

3 Overview of cardiac arrhythmias

4 Supraventricular premature beats

5 Atrial fibrillation

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Sick sinus syndrome

2 Atrioventricular block

3 Paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia

4 Ventricular premature beats

5 Ventricular tachycardia

6 Ventricular fibrillatrion

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Syncope

2 Subclavian steal syndrome

3 Principles of coronary heart disease

4 Acute coronary syndrome

5 Cardiac catheterization

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Congestive heart failure

2 Cardiomyopathy

3 Valvular heart diseases

4 Aortic valve stenosis

5 Aortic regurgitation

6 Mitral stenosis

7 Mitral regurgitation

8 Mitral valve prolapse

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Infective endocarditis

2 Rheumatic fever

3 Myocarditis

Chapter Done

Subject

4 Pericarditis

5 Coxsackie virus infections

6 Pericardial effusion and cardiac tamponade

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

Chapter Done

Day 6 Cardiology amp Angiology

Day 7 Hematology

Day 8 Hematology

Day 9 Hematology

1 Hypertension

2 Pulmonary hypertension and cor pulmonale

3 Chronic venous disease

4 Deep vein thrombosis

5 Pulmonary embolism

6 Peripheral arterial disease

Start Cardiology and Angiology questions

1 Erythrocyte morphology and hemoglobin forms

2 Anemia

3 Iron deficiency anemia

4 Hemolytic anemia

5 Hereditary spherocytosis

6 Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency

7 Sickle cell anemia

8 Thalassemia

Start Hematology questions

1 Myelodysplastic syndromes

2 Acute leukemia

3 Myeloproliferative neoplasms

4 Chronic myeloid leukemia

5 Polycythemia vera

6 Hodgkin lymphoma

Start Hematology questions

1 Non-Hodgkin lymphomas

2 Multiple myeloma

3 Chronic lymphocytic leukemia

4 MALT lymphoma

5 Mycosis fungoides

Start Hematology questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 10 Hematology 1 Hemostasis and bleeding disorders

2 Hemophilia

3 Antiphospholipid syndrome

4 Thrombocytopenia

5 Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura

6 Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS)

7 Splenomegaly

8 Asplenia

Start Hematology questions

Day 11 Pneumology

Day 12 Pneumology

Day 13 Pneumology

1 Pulmonary examination

2 Pulmonary function testing

3 Acute bronchitis

4 Bronchiolitis

5 Pneumonia

6 Legionellosis

7 Pneumocystis pneumonia

Start Pneumology questions

1 Tuberculosis

2 Sarcoidosis

3 Pleural effusion

4 Atelectasis

5 Bronchiectasis

Start Pneumology questions

1 Asthma

2 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

3 Interstitial lung disease

4 Hypersensitivity pneumonitis

5 Obstructive sleep apnea

6 Lung Cancer

Start Pneumology questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 14 Gastroenterology

Day 15 Gastroenterology

Day 16 Gastroenterology

Day 17 Gastroenterology

1 Achalasia

2 Gastrointestinal bleeding

3 Mallory-Weiss syndrome

4 Gastroesophageal reflux disease

5 Peptic ulcer disease

6 Gastrinoma

7 Atrophic gastritis

8 Malabsorption

9 Celiac disease

10 Lactose intolerance

Start Gastroenterology questions

1 Crohn disease

2 Ulcerative colitis

3 Diverticular disease

4 Irritable bowel syndrome

5 Benign liver tumors and hepatic cysts

6 Pyogenic liver abscess

Start Gastroenterology questions

1 Hepatitis A

2 Hepatitis B

3 Hepatitis C

4 Alcoholic liver disease

5 Autoimmune hepatitis

Start Gastroenterology questions

1 Primary biliary cholangitis

2 Primary sclerosing cholangitis

3 Wilson disease

4 Hemochromatosis

5 Cirrhosis

6 Portal hypertension

Start Gastroenterology questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 18 Gastroenterology

1 Jaundice and cholestasis

2 Acute cholangitis

3 Acute pancreatitis

4 Chronic pancreatitis

5 Pancreatic cancer

6 Ascites

Start Gastroenterology questions

Day 19 Endocrinology

Day 20 Endocrinology

Day 21 Endocrinology

Day 22 Nephrology

1 Hypopituitarism

2 Hyperprolactinemia

3 Acromegaly

4 Adrenal insufficiency

5 Primary hyperaldosteronism

6 Cushingrsquos syndrome

7 Pheochromocytoma

8 Multiple endocrine neoplasia

Start Endocrinology questions

1 Goiter

2 Thyroid antibodies

3 Hyperthyroidism

4 Hypothyroidism

5 Hashimotorsquos thyroiditis

6 Subacute thyroiditis

7 Hyperparathyroidism

8 Hypoparathyroidism

Start Endocrinology questions

1 Metabolic syndrome

2 Diabetes mellitus

3 Hyperglycemic crises

4 Hypoglycemia

5 Insulinoma

Start Endocrinology questions

1 Diagnostic evaluation of the kidney and urinary tract

2 Dehydration

3 Edema

Subject

4 Sodium disorders

5 Disorders of potassium balance

6 Disorders of calcium balance

Start Nephrology questions

Chapter Done

Day 23 Nephrology

Day 24 Nephrology

Day 25 Rheumatology amp Immunology

Day 26 Rheumatology amp Immunology

Day 27 Rheumatology amp Immunology

1 Acute kidney injury

2 Chronic kidney disease

3 Transplantation

4 Diabetes insipidus

5 Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH)

6 Glomerular diseases

7 Poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis

8 Rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis

Start Nephrology questions

1 Nephrotic syndrome

2 Nephritic syndrome

3 Tubulointerstitial diseases

4 Renal tubular disorders

5 Proteinuria

6 Renal replacement therapy

Start Nephrology questions

1 Immune system

2 Fever and inflammation

3 Hypersensitivity reactions

4 Raynaud phenomenon

5 Fibromyalgia

Start Rheumatology and Immunology questions

1 Rheumatoid arthritis

2 Ankylosing spondylitis

3 Reactive arthritis (Reiter syndrome)

4 Gout and hyperuricemia

Start Rheumatology and Immunology questions

1 Connective tissue diseases

2 Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLEhellip)

Subject

3 Inflammatory myopathies (Myositis)

4 Systemic sclerosis (Scleroderma)

5 Vasculitides

6 Giant cell arteritis (Temporal arteritishellip)

7 Granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener granulomatosis)

8 Kawasaki disease

9 Thromboangiitis obliterans

10 Antibody diagnosis of autoimmune diseases

Start Rheumatology and Immunology questions

Chapter Done

Day 28 amp 29 Revision Internal Medicine

Day 30 Infectious DiseasesInfectiology amp hygiene

Day 31 Infectious DiseasesInfectiology amp hygiene

Day 32 Infectious DiseasesInfectiology amp hygiene

No learning cards today Use the day to revise whatever topics you had

trouble with the last few days We also set up a set of questions for to

answer today as revision of the last few days

Start Internal Medicine questions for revision I

Start Internal Medicine questions for revision II

1 Sepsis

2 Diarrhea

3 Food poisoning

4 Botulism

5 Norovirus infection

6 Rotavirus infection

7 Bacterial gastroenteritis

8 Diarrheagenic E coli

Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions

1 Clostridium difficile infection

2 Amebiasis

3 Giardiasis

4 Staphylococcal diseases

5 Chlamydia infections

6 Lyme disease (Borreliosishellip)

7 Brucellosis

8 Typhoid fever Paratyphoid fever

Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions

1 Leptospirosis

2 Diphtheria

Subject

3 Listeriosis

4 Influenza

5 Herpes virus infections

6 Herpes simplex virus infections

7 Cytomegalovirus infection

8 Infectious mononucleosis

Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions

Chapter Done

Day 33 Infectious DiseasesInfectiology amp hygiene

Day 34 Infectious DiseasesInfectiology amp hygiene

Day 35 Infectious DiseasesInfectiology amp hygiene

Day 36 Revision Infectiology

1 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

2 Yellow fever

3 Dengue

4 Zika virus infection

5 Rabies

6 Aspergillosis

Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions

1 Malaria

2 Toxoplasmosis

3 Leishmaniasis

4 Chagas disease

5 Helminth infections

6 Echinococcosis

7 Collection of zoonotic diseases

Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions

1 Nosocomial infections

2 Vaccination

3 Immunization schedule

Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions

That was a tough chapter right Take some time to revise all those bugs

that you had trouble memorizing You can also take this day to have a

closer look at infectious diseases that are especially common

in your specific region

Start Start Infectious Diseases Infectiology and hygiene questions for revision

Subject

Day 37-46 Pediatrics

Day 37 Pediatrics 1 The newborn infant

2 Birth traumas

3 Chorioamnionitis neonatal infection and omphalitis

4 Neonatal respiratory distress syndrome

5 Teratogenic birth defects

6 Congenital TORCH infections

7 Sudden infant death syndrome

Start Pediatrics questions

Chapter Done

Day 38 Pediatrics

Day 39 Pediatrics

Day 40 Pediatrics

1 Neonatal jaundice (Icterus neonatorum)

2 Hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn

3 Vitamin K deficiency bleeding of the newborn

4 Inherited hyperbilirubinemia

5 Inborn errors of carbohydrate metabolism

6 Food allergies

Start Pediatrics questions

1 Child development and milestones

2 Short stature

3 Tall stature and abnormally rapid growth

4 Puberty

5 Congenital immunodeficiency disorders

Start Pediatrics questions

1 Neuroblastoma

2 Wilms tumor (Nephroblastoma)

3 Retinoblastoma

4 Cleft lip and cleft palate (Cleft liphellip)

5 Cystic fibrosis

6 Congenital adrenal hyperplasia

7 Inborn errors of metabolism

8 Rare inherited syndromes

Start Pediatrics questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 41 Pediatrics 1 Atopic dermatitis (Atopic eczema)

2 Measles

3 Scarlet fever (Second disease)

4 Rubella

5 Fifth disease (Erythema infectiosum)

6 Roseola infantum

7 Chickenpox

8 Henoch-Schoumlnlein purpura

9 Mumps

10 Pertussis

11 Poliomyelitis

12 Febrile seizures (Febrile seizure)

Start Pediatrics questions

Day 42 Pediatrics

Day 43 Pediatrics

Day 44 Pediatrics

1 Acyanotic congenital heart defects

2 Cyanotic congenital heart defects

3 Choanal atresia

4 Croup

5 Epiglottitis

6 Foreign body aspiration (FBA)

7 Esophageal atresia

Start Pediatrics questions

1 Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

2 Duodenal atresia and stenosis

3 Hirschsprungrsquos disease

4 Congenital visceral malformations

5 Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC)

6 Intussusception

Start Pediatrics questions

1 Developmental dysplasia of the hip

2 Legg-Calveacute-Perthes disease

3 Slipped capital femoral epiphysis

4 Juvenile idiopathic arthritis

5 Craniosynostosis

6 Hydrocephalus

7 Craniovertebral junction anomalies

Subject

8 Neural tube defects

9 Generalized epilepsy in childhood

Start Pediatrics questions

Chapter Done

Day 45 amp 46 Revision Pediatrics

Day 47 Genetics

Day 48 Dermatology

Day 49 Dermatology

Day 48-51 Dermatology

Congratulations you are almost halfway through Take two days to read

through any topic from Pediatrics that was difficult for you Check your

knowledge with our Pediatrics question sets

Start Start Pediatrics questions for revision I

Start Pediatrics questions for revision II

1 Basics of human genetics

2 Chromosomal aberrations

3 Down syndrome (Trisomy )

4 Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and Marfan syndrome

Start Genetics questions

1 Principles of dermatology

2 Shingles

3 Molluscum contagiosum

4 Impetigo

5 Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome

6 Erythrasma

7 Photodermatoses

8 Porphyrias

9 Angioedema

Start Dermatology questions

1 Dermatophyte infections

2 Candidiasis

3 Tinea versicolor (Pityriasis versicolor)

4 Scabies

5 Lice infestation

6 Sexually transmitted infections

7 Gonorrhea

8 Syphilis

Subject

9 Chancroid

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Chapter Done

Day 50 Dermatology

Day 51 Dermatology

Day 52 Anesthesiology

Day 52-54 Anesthesiology emergency medicine

1 Erythema nodosum

2 Erythema multiforme

3 Stevens-Johnson syndrome

4 Autoimmune blistering diseases

5 Psoriasis

6 Parapsoriasis

7 Lichen planus

8 Ichthyosis

9 Pityriasis rosea

10 Seborrheic dermatitis

11 Acne vulgaris

Start Dermatology questions

1 Lipid disorders

2 Aphthous stomatitis

3 Rosacea

4 Vitiligo

5 Alopecia

6 Benign skin lesions

7 Precancerous skin lesions

8 Melanoma

9 Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma

10 Basal cell carcinoma (Basalioma)

11 Collection of dermatological disorders

Start Dermatology questions

1 Local anesthetic agents

2 Local and regional anesthesia

3 Airway management and ventilation

4 Inhalational anesthetics

5 Intravenous anaesthetics

6 Skeletal muscle relaxants

Subject

7 Benzodiazepines

8 Malignant hyperthermia

Start Anesthesiology questions

Chapter Done

Day 53Anesthesiology emergency medicine

Day 54Anesthesiology emergency medicine

Day 55 Surgery

Day 55-59 Surgery

1 Management of trauma patients

2 Pain management

3 Non-opioid analgesics

4 Opioids

5 Arterial blood gas analysis and pulse oximetry

6 Parenteral fluid therapy

7 Transfusion

8 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

Start Anesthesiology and emergency medicine questions

1 Shock

2 Acute respiratory distress syndrome

3 Rhabdomyolysis and crush syndrome

4 Blunt trauma

5 Pneumothorax

6 Burns

7 Hypothermia and frostbite

Start Anesthesiology and emergency medicine questions

1 Wound treatment

2 Skin and soft tissue infections

3 Finger infections

4 Tetanus

5 Gas gangrene (Clostridial myonecrosis)

6 Actinomycosis

7 Perioperative management

8 Laparoscopic surgery

9 Coronary artery bypass grafting

Start Surgery questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 56 Surgery 1 Aneurysm

2 Thoracic aortic aneurysm

3 Aortic dissection

4 Acute limb ischemia

5 Endarterectomy

6 Thyroid cancer (Thyroid carcinoma)

7 Thyroid surgery

Start Surgery questions

Day 57 Surgery

Day 58 Surgery

Day 59 Surgery

1 Esophageal diverticula

2 Boerhaave syndrome

3 Esophageal cancer

4 Congenital diaphragmatic hernias

5 Hiatal hernia

6 Splenic rupture

7 Gastric cancer

8 Carcinoid tumor

9 Acute abdomen

10 Peritonitis

Start Surgery questions

1 Bowel obstruction

2 Bowel surgery

3 Intestinal ischemia

4 Acute appendicitis

5 Meckel diverticulum

6 Colonic polyps

7 Colorectal cancer

8 Lynch syndrome (Hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer)

9 Constipation

Start Surgery questions

1 Cholelithiasis and cholecystitis

2 Cholangiocarcinoma

3 Hepatocellular carcinoma

4 Pancreatic and hepatic surgery

5 Rectal prolapse

6 Hemorrhoids

Subject

7 Thrombosed external hemorrhoid

8 Anal fissures

9 Anal abscess and fistula

10 Anal cancer

11 Pilonidal cyst

12 Abdominal hernias

13 Inguinal hernia

14 Femoral hernia

15 Internal hernia

Start Surgery questions

Chapter Done

Day 60-65 Trauma amp orthopedic surgery

Day 60 Trauma amporthopedic surgery

1 General principles of fractures

2 Conservative treatment of fractures (Conservative fracture management)

3 General treatment of fractures

4 Pediatric fractures

5 Compartment syndrome

6 Clavicle fracture

7 Humerus fracture

8 Distal radius fractures

Start Trauma and orthopedic surgery questions

Day 61 Trauma amporthopedic surgery

Day 62 Trauma amporthopedic surgery

1 Scaphoid fracture

2 Vertebral fractures

3 Pelvic fracture

4 Hip fractures

5 Femoral shaft fracture

6 Tibial fracture

7 Ankle fracture

Start Trauma and orthopedic surgery questions

1 Osteoarthritis

2 Osteomalacia and rickets

3 Paget disease of bone

4 Osteoporosis

5 Laboratory evaluation of bone disease

Subject

6 Seronegative spondyloarthropathies

7 Osteomyelitis

8 Septic arthritis (Infectious arthritis)

Start Trauma and orthopedic surgery questions

Chapter Done

Day 63 Trauma amporthopedic surgery

Day 64 Trauma amporthopedic surgery

Day 65 Trauma amporthopedic surgery

1 Benign bone tumors

2 Malignant bone tumors

3 Spondylolisthesis

4 Degenerative disc disease

5 Idiopathic scoliosis

Start Trauma and orthopedic surgery questions

1 Dupuytrenrsquos contracture

2 Tenosynovitis

3 Insertional tendinopathy

4 Complex regional pain syndrome

5 Thoracic outlet syndrome

6 Soft tissue lesions of the shoulder

7 Shoulder dislocation

8 Biceps tendon tear

9 Elbow dislocation

10 Radial head subluxation (Pulled elbow)

11 Carpal tunnel syndrome

12 Finger injuries

13 Collection of orthopedic conditions

Start Trauma and orthopedic surgery questions

1 Osteochondritis dissecans

2 Osgood-Schlatter disease

3 Osteonecrosis of the femoral head

4 Osteoarthritis of the hip and knee

5 Sports injuries

6 Meniscus tear (Meniscus rupture)

7 Patellar dislocation

8 Knee ligament injuries

9 Achilles tendon rupture

10 Foot deformities

Start Trauma and orthopedic surgery questions

Subject

Day 66-71 Gynecology amp obstetrics

Day 66 Gynecology amp obstetrics

1 Diagnostic procedures in gynecology

2 Anomalies of the female genital tract

3 Disorders of sex development

4 Estrogen and associated diseases

5 Menstrual cycle and menstrual cycle abnormalities

6 Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOShellip)

7 Menopause

8 Pelvic organ prolapse

9 Vulvovaginitis

10 Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)

11 Bartholin gland cyst and abscess

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Chapter Done

Day 67 Gynecology amp obstetrics

Day 68 Gynecology amp obstetrics

Day 69 Gynecology amp obstetrics

1 Benign breast conditions

2 Breast cancer

3 Endometriosis

4 Uterine leiomyoma (Fibroidshellip)

5 Ovarian tumors

6 Human papillomavirus infection

7 Cervical cancer (Cervical carcinoma)

Start Gynecology and obstetrics questions

1 Endometrial cancer

2 Vulvar and vaginal cancer

3 Nonhormonal contraception

4 Infertility

5 Pregnancy

6 Prenatal care

7 Multiple pregnancy

8 Ectopic pregnancy

Start Gynecology and obstetrics questions

1 Hypertensive pregnancy disorders

2 Gestational trophoblastic disease

3 Placental insufficiency

Subject

4 Antepartum hemorrhage

5 Childbirth

6 Mechanics of childbirth

7 Postpartum hemorrhage

8 Uterine rupture

9 Pregnancy loss

10 Postpartum period

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Chapter Done

Day 70-71 RevisionGynecology amp obstetrics

Day 72-74 Urology

Amazing work You are getting closer and closer to finally being a doctor

Today take some time to go through the ObGyn topics of the last days

again and donrsquot forget to do some questions too

Start Gynecology and obstetrics questions for revision I

Start Gynecology and obstetrics questions II

Day 72 Urology 1 Diagnostic investigations in urology

2 Congenital anomalies of the kidneys

3 Polycystic kidney disease

4 Bladder exstrophy abnormalities of the male urethra and webbed penis

5 Disorders of the glans penis and foreskin

6 Scrotal abnormalities

7 Urinary incontinence

8 Stress incontinence

9 Urge incontinence

Start Urology questions

Day 73 Urology 1 Urinary retention

2 Urinary tract obstruction

3 Vesicoureteral reflux

4 Retroperitoneal fibrosis

5 Urinary tract infections

6 Urethritis

7 Pyelonephritis

8 Prostatitis

9 EpididymitisStart Urology questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 74 Urology 1 Renal cell carcinoma

2 Benign prostatic hyperplasia

3 Prostate cancer

4 Urothelial cancer

5 Testicular tumors

6 Carcinoma of the penis

7 Nephrolithiasis

8 Genitourinary trauma

9 Testicular torsion

10 Priapism

11 Penile fracture

12 Erection and ejaculation disorders

13 Semen analysis

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Day 75-76 Ear Noseamp Throat

Day 75 Ear Noseamp Throat

1 Otitis externa (Swimmerrsquos ear)

2 Acute otitis media (Middle ear infection)

3 Chronic otitis media

4 Otosclerosis

5 Cholesteatoma

6 Glomus tumors (Glomangiomas)

7 Hearing loss

8 Tinnitus

9 Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo

10 Meacuteniegraverersquos disease

11 Vestibular neuritis

12 Rhinitis

13 Epistaxis

14 Nasal papilloma

15 Sinusitis

Start Ear Nose and Throat questions

Day 76 Ear Noseamp Throat

1 Adenoid hypertrophy

2 Juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma

3 Acute tonsillitis

Subject

4 Deep neck infections

5 Pharyngeal cancer

6 Laryngeal carcinoma

7 Congenital neck masses

8 Diseases of the salivary glands

9 Sjoumlgren syndrome

10 Miscellaneous ear nose and throat disorders

Start Ear Nose and Throat questions

Chapter Done

Day 77-78 Ophthalmology

Day 77 Ophthalmology

Day 79 Neurology

1 Inflammation of the eyelids

2 Diseases of the lacrimal apparatus

3 Conjunctivitis

4 Keratitis

5 Cataract

6 Endophthalmitis

7 Glaucoma

Start Ophthalmology questions

1 Neurological examination

2 Lumbar puncture

3 Tremor

4 Parkinson disease

5 Parkinson-plus syndromes

Day 78 Ophthalmology

1 Diseases of the retina

2 Retinal vessel occlusion

3 Retinal detachment

4 Age-related macular degeneration

5 Orbital disorders

6 Horner syndrome

7 Ocular motility disorders and strabismus

8 Traumatic eye injuries

Start Ophthalmology questions

Day 79-86 Neurology

Subject

6 Huntingtonrsquos disease

7 Restless legs syndrome

8 Cerebellar syndromes

Start Neurology questions

Chapter Done

Day 80 Neurology

Day 81 Neurology

Day 82 Neurology

Day 83 Neurology

1 Seizure disorders (Epilepsy)

2 Focal seizures and syndromes

3 Transient global amnesia

4 Narcolepsy

5 Traumatic brain injury

6 Epidural hematoma

7 Subdural hematoma

8 Subarachnoid hemorrhage

9 Elevated intracranial pressure and brain herniation

Start Neurology questions

1 Idiopathic intracranial hypertension

2 Cranial nerve palsies

3 Skull base syndromes

4 Complete spinal cord injury

5 Incomplete spinal cord syndromes

6 Syringomyelia

7 Locked-in syndrome

Start Neurology questions

1 Brain tumors (Brain tumorhellip)

2 Astrocytoma

3 Meningioma

4 Acoustic neuroma

5 Neoplastic meningitis

6 Meningitis

7 Brain abscess

8 Herpes simplex encephalitis

9 Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease

10 Rare neurological diseases

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1 Stroke

Subject

2 Intracerebral hemorrhage

3 Wallenberg syndrome

4 Cerebral venous thrombosis

5 Dissection of the carotid and the vertebral artery

6 Carotid-cavernous fistula

7 Fibromuscular dysplasia

8 Migraine

9 Tension headaches

10 Cluster headache

11 Trigeminal neuralgia

Start Neurology questions

Chapter Done

Day 84 Neurology

Day 85 Neurology

1 Multiple sclerosis

2 Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

3 Spinal muscular atrophy

4 Myasthenia gravis

5 Myotonic syndromes

6 Progressive muscular dystrophies

7 Stiff person syndrome

8 Dystonia

9 Hereditary spastic paraplegia

10 Spasticity

11 Spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA)

12 Friedreich ataxia

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1 Myelopathy

2 Spinal stenosis

3 Peripheral nerve injuries

4 Radial neuropathies

5 Ulnar nerve entrapment

6 Median nerve neuropathy

7 Neuralgic amyotrophy

8 Facial nerve palsy

9 Polyneuropathy

10 Guillain-Barreacute syndrome

11 Vitamin B deficiency

Start Neurology questions

Subject Chapter Done

Day 86 RevisionNeurology

Only two weeks left to go Yoursquore doing great Neurology is a really tough

subject so take some time today to address your weaknesses

Start Neurology questions for revision

Day 87-91 Psychiatry

Day 87 Psychiatry 1 Delirium

2 Major neurocognitive disorder

3 Alzheimerrsquos disease

4 Frontotemporal dementia

5 Vascular dementia

6 Somatic symptom and related disorders

7 Major depressive disorder

8 Bipolar disorder

9 Electroconvulsive therapy (ECThellip)

Start Psychiatry questions

Day 88 Psychiatry

Day 89 Psychiatry

Day 90 Psychiatry

1 Disruptive impulse-control and conduct disorders

2 Obsessive-compulsive disorder

3 Trauma- and stressor-related disorders

4 Dissociative disorders

5 Substance-related and addictive disorders

6 Alcohol use disorder (Alcoholismhellip)

7 Wernicke encephalopathy and Korsakoff syndrome

8 Schizophrenia

Start Psychiatry questions

1 Personality disorders

2 Autism spectrum disorder

3 Tourette syndrome

4 Eating disorders

5 Anxiety disorders

6 Sleep disorders

Start Psychiatry questions

1 Emotional and behavioral disorders in children and adolescents

2 Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Subject

3 Elimination disorders

4 Sexuality and sexual medicine

5 Suicidality

6 Psychotherapy and defense mechanisms

Start Psychiatry questions

Chapter Done

Day 91 RevisionPsychiatry

Day 93 Pharmacology

Day 94 Pharmacology

Day 92 Pharmacology

Itrsquos completely normal to think you are developing a panic disorder by

now Keep going you can do it Take a deep breath and revise the most

difficult topics of Psychiatry

Start Psychiatry questions

1 Amiodarone

2 Nitrates

3 Phosphodiesterase inhibitors

4 Cardiac glycosides (Digitalishellip)

5 Antiplatelet agents

6 Parenteral anticoagulation

7 Oral anticoagulants

8 Diuretics

9 Poisoning

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1 Antihistamines

2 Glucocorticoids

1 Fundamentals of pharmacology

2 Parasympathomimetic drugs

3 Muscarinic antagonists

4 Beta- adrenergic agonists

5 Sympathomimetic drugs

6 Antiadrenergic agents

7 Beta blockers

8 Calcium channel blockers (CCB)

9 Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system inhibitors

Start Pharmacology questions

Day 92-96 Pharmacology

Subject

3 Proton pump inhibitors

4 Statins

5 Second-line lipid-lowering agents

6 Antidiabetic drugs

7 Insulin

8 Bisphosphonates

9 Antithyroid drugs

10 Hormonal contraceptives

11 Pharmacotherapy during pregnancy

Start Pharmacology questions

Chapter Done

Day 95 Pharmacology

Day 96 Pharmacology

Day 97 Radiology Occupational amp environmental medicine Social medicine

1 Overview of antibiotic therapy

2 Antiviral agents

3 Antifungals

4 Immunosuppressants

5 Chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine

Start Pharmacology questions

1 Chemotherapeutic agents

2 Antiemetics

3 Antipsychotics

4 Antidepressants

5 Lithium

6 Anticonvulsant drugs

7 Medication for Parkinsonrsquos disease

Start Pharmacology questions

1 Esophageal barium swallow

2 Metal toxicity

3 Organic solvent toxicity

4 Rare pneumoconioses

5 Asbestosis

6 Silicosis

7 Overview of palliative medicine

Start Radiology Occupational and environmental medicine and social medicine questions

Subject

Day 98-100 Legal medicine Pathology Epidemiology

Day 98 Legal medicine pathology

1 Principles of medical law and ethics

2 Postmortem skin changes

3 Penetrating trauma

4 Child maltreatment

5 Tumor markers

6 Neurocutaneous syndromes

7 Paraneoplastic syndromes

8 Amyloidosis

Start Legal medicine and Pathology questions

Chapter Done

Day 99 Epidemiology

Day 100 Nothing

1 Statistical analysis of data

2 Epidemiology

3 Preventive medicine

Start Epidemology questions

Yoursquove done it Congratulations Today you deserve a day of only the

things you love and that help you keep calm You are well prepared and

we are sure you will be surprised by your own achievements in your final

exam Best of luck