A deck holds the cards of one module that wait for you. You answer them one at a time, as you answer a question in a session.
Open a deck
- In the side menu, select Memorix.
- Find the year of the module.
- Select the deck of a module.
Each deck shows the name of its module and its number of cards. A thick deck holds many cards. You can also open a deck from the Memorix box on your dashboard.
Answer a card
- Read the question.
- Select the option or the options that you think are right.
- Select Check. MedLibro shows the right answers.
- Select one of the three buttons. Rate a card says what each button does.
The next card then opens. A card has no Skip, Previous or Next button, so you answer the cards in their order.
If you select Check with no option selected, MedLibro shows the answer. The card then counts as wrong. An answer that is only partly right also counts as wrong.
On a computer, Space selects Check. After that, 1, 2 and 3 select the three buttons, in the order on the screen.
Finish a deck
You get 10 cards at most each time that you open a deck. After the last card, MedLibro says Great work!. Select Go back to return to your decks. If the deck still has cards, open it again.
To stop before the end, select the back arrow at the top left. A card that you did not rate stays in the deck.
Read your notes on a card
Your notes stay closed at first, so you try to remember the answer before you read them. The notes button is in the bar at the top. The number on it is the number of your notes on this question.
- On a phone, select the notes button. Your notes open in a panel at the bottom of the screen.
- On a computer, select the notes button. Your notes open beside the card, and they stay open for the next cards until you close them.
You can also write a note here. See Write a note.
Use the other buttons on a card
The bar at the top has two more buttons.
- The bookmark button adds the question to a playlist. If the card comes from a clinical case, it adds the whole case. See Add questions and clinical cases.
- The ⋮ button holds Question details, Explain, Share, Report the question and Delete the card. If the card comes from a clinical case, the first row is Clinical case details. On a computer, the last row is Keyboard shortcuts. See Actions on a question.