A link can open an exam, a module or a course at once, with no form to fill in. It opens as a temporary session.
From the home page
The home page shows Latest exams added. When you are signed in, each exam is a link. Select it to open the exam.
From Telegram
On the evening of a day when MedLibro adds exams, its Telegram channel lists them. Each exam’s name is a link.
- A link to a study year’s exam opens that exam alone, with its MCQs and its clinical cases.
- A link to the residency opens the whole exam of that year and that department, with every module.
From a link that somebody shared
A link to an exam, a module or a course opens as it does from the home page. The search uses the same links. See Find a module, a course or an exam.
The address of your session in the browser works only for you. Another student who opens it goes to their own Sessions page.
From a link to a question or a case
Share gives a link to one question or one clinical case. This link opens only that item, out of any session. You can answer it and take notes. It has no score and no Skip, and the answer joins no session. Your answer stays in your activity.
If your plan does not cover the question or the case, MedLibro shows what it is and how to open it. You cannot answer it.
What happens when you open a link
- If you are not signed in, you sign in or create an account first. MedLibro then takes you to the link.
- If you already have a session with exactly that selection, that session opens where you stopped.
- If you open the same link again, the same temporary session opens where you stopped.
- If your plan does not cover the year, MedLibro shows what the session holds and how to open it.
- If the content has left MedLibro, you see This exam is no longer available. or the same line for a module or a course. Back takes you to your dashboard.