Your medical exam,step by step.

You don’t have to learn everything today.

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Free to start. 5.0 on the App Store and Google Play.

Start with one question.
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Basic level
Anatomy

Unit 1 · The human body

An illustrative journey.

One question.

Not the whole syllabus.
Just this one.

You’ll make mistakes.

That’s why you’re here.

Alpha cells It was the beta cells.

Now you know something you didn’t before.

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Which organ produces insulin?

Sample question · Story XP is not saved.

Not everything is multiple choice.

Every topic is practiced in several ways.

  • FlashcardsOne concept, one flip, and its recall question.
  • True or falseA clinical statement and your call in seconds.
  • Put in orderFrom first symptom to treatment, in order.
  • MatchDisease with treatment, sign with diagnosis.
  • Tap to selectSelect every symptom that applies.
  • Identify the imageX-rays and lesions, with no text to help you.
  • Clinical casesHistory, exam and tests before you decide.
20questions

Some days are fast.

Today, twenty.

Some days are slow.

Sometimes, just one.

Both count.

Your pace is still yours.

At first, you memorize.

Then, you connect.

And you begin to understand.

They become more than questions.

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7
days in a row.

A little every day.

Illustrative progress, unrelated to an exam outcome.

Another morning.

30 days.

We keep going.

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Sample leaderboard

A little more than yesterday.

That’s progress, too.

82% · Accuracy
Sample accuracy

Your exam has a date.

Your journey starts long before.

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In 120 days, at 20 a day. It is a pace that fits between shifts and classes.

Illustrative estimate. It does not predict your result.

Because one day, someone will trust
what you’ve learned.

Until then…

48 days.

See you tomorrow.

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MedSteps, the app to prepare for your medical residency exam

MedSteps is an iOS and Android app that helps doctors and medical students prepare for their residency exam in short daily sessions. Every question comes with an explanation, and topics are reviewed in seven formats: multiple choice, flashcards, true or false, ordering, matching, fill-in-the-blank and clinical cases.

The bank has more than 33,000 questions and more than 14,000 activities, organized into courses by exam and by specialty. You can start for free.

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Frequently asked questions

What is MedSteps?

It is an iOS and Android app that helps doctors and medical students prepare for their residency exam in short daily sessions, with explained questions, flashcards and clinical cases.

Is MedSteps free?

You can start for free. The PRO plan unlocks unlimited access.

Which exams does it cover?

There are courses for ENARM (Mexico), ENURM (Dominican Republic), MIR (Spain), USMLE (United States), EUNACOM (Chile), ENAM (Peru) and the residency exams of Argentina and Bolivia, plus courses by specialty.

How many questions does it have?

The bank has more than 33,000 questions and more than 14,000 practice activities, across courses by exam and by specialty.

How do you study with MedSteps?

You move along a path of short lessons. You answer, read the explanation and review what you missed. A daily streak helps you keep the habit.

Is MedSteps affiliated with the organizations that run these exams?

No. MedSteps is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with the organizations that administer these exams.