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Progress

Know what is improving and what still needs attention.

FIRST-ATTEMPT ACCURACY
100%

How often you were right the very first time you saw a question. The honest measure.

PRACTICE ACCURACY
100%

Across all attempts, including repeats.

CATEGORIES STARTED
3 of 26

4 questions attempted so far.

Category progress

Configure practice
CategoryStageSeenAccuracyActions
Pharmaceutical science
Medicinal and Pharmaceutical ChemistryNot started0 of 70–
Pharmaceutics and FormulationNot started0 of 70–
Pharmacokinetics and PharmacodynamicsNot started0 of 80–
Microbiology and ImmunologyNot started0 of 80–
Physiology and BiochemistryNot started0 of 70–
Pharmaceutical CalculationsNot started0 of 205–
Clinical systems
CardiovascularFirst pass2 of 120100%
RespiratoryFirst pass1 of 100100%
Gastrointestinal and LiverNot started0 of 90–
Endocrine and DiabetesNot started0 of 100–
Neurology and PainNot started0 of 90–
Mental HealthNot started0 of 90–
Infections and AntimicrobialsNot started0 of 110–
Renal and UrologyNot started0 of 70–
Musculoskeletal and RheumatologyNot started0 of 70–
Skin, Eye, Ear, Nose and ThroatNot started0 of 70–
Women’s Health, Sexual Health and ContraceptionNot started0 of 80–
Paediatrics (BNFC)Not started0 of 70–
Older People and Palliative CareFirst pass1 of 70100%
Cancer, Blood and NutritionNot started0 of 50–
Practice and professional
Minor Ailments and Responding to Symptoms (OTC)Not started0 of 90–
Medicines Safety (adverse reactions, interactions, poisoning, emergencies)Not started0 of 80–
Law, Ethics and Professional StandardsNot started0 of 70–
Public Health and PreventionNot started0 of 40–
Evidence-Based Practice, Statistics and ResearchNot started0 of 40–
Professional Practice and CommunicationNot started0 of 50–

Status labels: Not started → First pass → Needs attention → Developing → Secure → Due for review. Resetting clears your practice attempts for a category so you can work through it fresh; your original first-attempt results are kept permanently for honest statistics.

Confidence map

How well your confidence matched whether you were actually right.

SECURE KNOWLEDGE
3

Confident and correct.

WORTH REVIEWING FIRST
0

You felt certain but were wrong. The most valuable to revisit.

EMERGING KNOWLEDGE
1

Right, but not confident. More practice will make it stick.

NEEDS TEACHING
0

Start with the topic notes rather than more questions.