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Anonymous commented at 2:10PM on 04/09/20

Hello Duyen,

To tag a topic, you will go to the top right hand corner and you will see 2 circles - 1 larger than the other. One circle with contain a percentage, usually 0%, and a smaller circle at its lower right. To tag the topic, you will click on the smaller circle.

If you have any more questions, please feel free to reach out to us at info@orthobullets.com or post a question on a topic.

Anonymous commented at 1:00PM on 04/09/20

How do you "tag" a topic so that it shows up in your "tagged content" in order for me to quickly refer back to it? Thanks!

Anonymous commented at 6:28PM on 03/18/20

Hi Ben,

Highlighting is an option, but only if you have the subscription.

It is available with the free trial or a paid subscription.

What you do is highlight the text and it gives you the option to either copy or highlight.

Anonymous commented at 11:34AM on 03/18/20

I like your qbank a lot. I think one major thing that could help it improve would be to allow highlighting! Highlighting is huge for me.

Anonymous commented at 4:18AM on 03/09/20

I did pass my Step 1 with high score ,honestly speaking , MOST of questions in real exam have the same question stem in medbullet , even three questions never seen in uworld or NMBE but I did answer them from same stem question here in this website , I did remember this question in Medbullet , it was weird and many comments said this question is of low yield and not important . my suggestion this community of medbullet with global discussion keep you in touch with every update in real exam and you have to use it as platform and stick to each question , note and group discussion.Many amazing physician here eager to help you,
my appreciation for all in medbullet , with you the step exam is joy and the medicine with you is matter of beauty , professionalism and high knowledge curve ..
MORTADHA AL KINANI

Anonymous commented at 8:46AM on 02/06/20

Hi Gregory and other Bullet members,

If you experience any issues using our site or need additional help, please email us at info@medbullets.com or call us at 917.647.5276.

For more information, please check out our contact us page: https://step1.medbullets.com/anatomy/122049/contact-us

Anonymous commented at 5:16PM on 02/05/20

We figured it out...thank you!

Anonymous commented at 5:09PM on 02/05/20

My friend and I are unable to get the "test code" for a group exam...any suggestions?

Anonymous commented at 10:43AM on 10/23/19

Hi Thanya,

Congratulations on your score!!!

We really appreciate your testimonial and we hope to help other students as they take their Step tests.

When you are ready for Step 2, we will be here ready to help as well!

Anonymous commented at 10:37AM on 10/23/19

This is an amazing website and I would like to thank all the team for their hard work to keep updating the questions and responding to all members’ questions. I am glad I found this website for my exam preparation. The questions go along well with the material in first aid book. When I finish reading the topic in the book, I then take a practice questions on Mesbullets, which helps me remember and understand the content. The explanation under the question also helps a lot in clarifying things. I just received my step 1 score today and it is 250 (higher than I expect ). Medbullets team have helped lots of students 👍🏻

Anonymous commented at 11:48PM on 09/29/19

Hi Ana,

For issues with your account, please contact us at info@medbullets or info@orthobullets.com.

Do make sure to sign up for the PEAK subscription first, https://step1.medbullets.com/anatomy/107075/peak-for-step-1

Then you can activate the Study Plan.

Anonymous commented at 10:46PM on 09/29/19

Hi, why I can’t use free plan?

Anonymous commented at 11:39AM on 06/07/19

Hi Michael,

Thank you for your feedback.

I agree that this is a high yield topic and we will definitely send your feedback to our team to work on a topic regarding sterilization techniques.

Please continue to post your insightful and high yield posts on our site and we will do our best to look further into it.

Anonymous commented at 11:02AM on 06/07/19

There needs to be added a subsection of Disinfection and Sterilization in Microbiology Section. I have encountered 3 or 4 questions in Uworld and 4 in Kaplan. You need to specified difference between sterilization ( complete/absolute elimination of pathogen) versus Disinfection ( elimination, removal or neutralization of pathogens in order to achieve reduce microbial contamination to an acceptable “safe” level, elimination is therefore not complete and can include improve condition( survival) for other microbes. The key in distinguishing both terms is likely the survival of endospores. If endospores are kill alongside other pathogens the process is a sterilizing agents while if endospore survive is it a disinfectant agent. Present use of sterilizing agent is autoclave. Alcohol, Chlorhexidine, phenols are non oxidizing disinfectant agents that denature proteins and disrupt cell membranes but are not sporicidal. While Hydrogen peroxide, Hypochlorite acid, iodine are oxidizing disinfectants (capable of forming free radicals, that if use in higher concentrations can be sporicidal. Most commercial products have lower concentrations and therefore are less likely to be sporicidal. one of the questions I have encounter is using hand sanitizer as a means to reduce post surgery or healthcare associated infections or reducing S.epidermidis infections and another question referring to which sterilization technique should be use in surgical equipment( autoclave). Autoclave functions as pressurized steam at >120C. Chlorhexidine is usually use in disinfection of surgeon's hand prior to surgery, iodine in disinfection or surgical site prior to surgery, 70% alcohol in skin prior to venipuncture or immunization. Chlorhexidine in cleaning wounds and use of silver sulfadiazine in burn wounds.
*Prions remains infectious even after autoclave treatment.

Anonymous commented at 5:46PM on 05/03/19

I ran out of Uworld questions, is the premium bank representative of step 1 questions? My test is in a few days. Thank you.

Anonymous commented at 5:18PM on 04/28/19

Amazing website

Anonymous commented at 5:18PM on 04/28/19

Amazing website

Anonymous commented at 9:32PM on 04/22/19

Please a night or dark mode for the interface!

Anonymous commented at 12:11PM on 04/12/19

Hi Abhinav,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

I have informed our team and they will look into this matter further.

If you have any more feedback or suggestions, please don't hesitate to post it here.

Anonymous commented at 8:36AM on 04/12/19

hi. i like the qs. Very underrated. but tbh, the interface needs major upgrades. for starters, why cant i highlight the qs while taking a test? Kindly enable it, so that it reaches closer to simulating the real deal

Anonymous commented at 5:28PM on 03/30/19

Hi Mohsin,

You can reset your password on the login page. Click on "Forgot Password" and it will send an email to the email address on file with a link to reset your password.

If you have any other trouble, please email info@orthobullets.com

Anonymous commented at 8:46AM on 03/30/19

I forgot my old password

Anonymous commented at 12:15PM on 02/28/19

This Q bank is totally underrated !
went through some topics review , wasn't impressed to be honest , but man the Q bank! It hits you where it hurts, right on your weaknesses and fixes it !
testing soon , and i feel more confident with my biochem knowledge and clinical association !
much appreciated !

Anonymous commented at 9:44AM on 02/21/19

Guys, I am really impressed by this Q Bank and Variety of question it has.
I think this is the highest yield but underrated material for Step 1.
I wish I knew about this one earlier in my preparation.
Keep it up Hard Workers.

Anonymous commented at 10:50AM on 12/20/18

Amazing website and layout. Preparing for CBSE & Step 1 has not been easy but the sheer detail that is packed into your subjects makes all the difference! Keep up the great work. Alexander M

Anonymous commented at 10:40PM on 12/05/18

Hi Li Jiajie,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Can you email us at info@medbullets.com and let us know what days and time (please include your time zone) you have experienced this delayed loading? We can look further into this, and as of right now, this is the first time we have heard of this and thank you for bringing it to our attention.

If any other members have had issues with the website taking longer to load, please let us know by emailing us.

Anonymous commented at 11:23AM on 09/11/18

Excellent work as always, a suggestion is to add classifications to the micro sections such as microbes that infect: RBCs, lymphocytes, phagocytic cells, and endothelial cells.

Anonymous commented at 1:24PM on 06/17/18

Great work everyone on the Medbullets team!!

Anonymous commented at 12:00PM on 06/04/18

this is a brilliant website. giving it for free trial is so polite of u guys. thank u so much

Anonymous commented at 11:53PM on 04/25/18

is there changes in questions in 2018 from last years?

Anonymous commented at 4:42PM on 04/15/18

Is it possible to include a tab for normal lab values for reference when doing questions?

Anonymous commented at 7:37PM on 04/14/18

Medbullets always rocks.

Anonymous commented at 9:22AM on 04/13/18

Got my step 1 score back yesterday, 254, love the website, huge help in my first and second year prep.

Anonymous commented at 8:39AM on 03/15/18

Love this site! So glad I discovered it. Will share

Anonymous commented at 12:13AM on 03/11/18

the Medbullets platform is gold.

Anonymous commented at 2:01AM on 12/10/17

Hi medbullets team

Thank you so much for this fantastic well done material.

I wonder if we as volunteers can contribute , or if there is someway to help

Anonymous commented at 4:32AM on 10/05/17

Much love and respect from Pakistan. Really, really appreciate all the effort that went into this.

Anonymous commented at 3:05PM on 08/11/17

Awesome website. Helps me refresh my USMLE knowledge and keeps me on track. Will keep coming back to this site.

Anonymous commented at 4:38AM on 07/18/17

medbullets = saviour

Anonymous commented at 11:28PM on 06/07/17

Best reliable website! THANK YOU.

Anonymous commented at 7:25PM on 05/03/17

this website is the best.

Anonymous commented at 3:46AM on 05/03/17

A big up from France, you are so helpful guys ! Merci !!!!

Anonymous commented at 1:57PM on 04/30/17

I used the MedBullets Step 2&3 content to supplement going through practice questions when studying for Step 2CK, and it really helped me to go through specific topics from start to finish when I got questions on them. It also helped to see additional questions that might pop up with the various topics! The curators are extremely dedicated to included the most up to date information on these topics, which helps when trying to decide which resource is most correct when studying. I highly recommend using this content to study for Step 2CK!

Anonymous commented at 1:48AM on 04/01/17

there is no word can describe how helpful this website is!!! Thanks alot

Anonymous commented at 12:55AM on 03/20/17

Extremely helpful,awesome website.

Anonymous commented at 10:20AM on 03/14/17

Excellent source for questions and explanations! It has been helping me a lot in my studies! Keep up the good work, guys! :)

Anonymous commented at 10:00PM on 01/11/17

Hey I just want to give some feed back concerning med bullets. I go to a Carribean medical school and i took the USMLE step 1 in November last year. Got my results in December and i am happy with a score of 249. I used med bullets qbank after going through other Qbanks and i have to say, this website was extremely useful in consolidating everything i had learned prior. Will definitely be returning to this site when preparing for the step 2's. Keep up the good work.

Anonymous commented at 4:26PM on 01/11/17

keep the awesome job you are doing here with many of your questions and explanation going .Your explanations are terrific .

Anonymous commented at 11:50PM on 01/06/17

I like medbullets. I fromm Perú.

Anonymous commented at 10:39AM on 01/01/17

Happy New Years!! I just wanted to say I appreciate medbullets and all the doctors who have helped answer questions. You guys in many ways are more helpful than other companies and have great content including questions. It means a lot because these board exams can be very stressful. Sincerely, I appreciate it.

Anonymous commented at 2:50PM on 09/17/16

I'm not into books at all, so FA was just not as helpful as others had told me for my own way of studying. Finding medbullets has been a great aid for my usmle prep and I always tell other students about it, sometimes seems I should get paid for the advertisement ;) thanks for this awesome website. It truly helps people like me who like interactive videos, short reading and questions to test your knowledge. Also the fact that its free is unbeatable.

Anonymous commented at 3:30PM on 08/18/16

Love its contents so much.Thank you bullet team for an unique initiative.

Anonymous commented at 1:09PM on 08/17/16

Dear Medbullets team, I got my score today and scored 251. I want to thank you guys for your help and especially Damian, your explanations were awesome. Helped me a lot during my prep. See you in Step 2.

Anonymous commented at 2:19AM on 08/04/16

very nice info. 5 stars!!!

Anonymous commented at 1:20PM on 07/27/16

Hi Admin,
I am new here, my CK exam is in 2 weeks. I came across this website yesterday and the very thing that came to my mind was to postpone my exam. Medbullets have so much to offer. Its so concise and well organized that I feel sorry I have so less time to use it.Anyways, I am going to take my exam at my scheduled date and till then I'll try to go through the high yield stuff atleast. Thanks a lot for this awesome site.

Anonymous commented at 11:39AM on 07/27/16

Hi,

I want to personally thank Dr. Moore for taking the time out and making such a brilliant website. It is so concise yet explanatory in it's own unique way with the bullet points alone. Along with that, videos and really good illustrations make it an ideal way to integrate everything.

Dr. Damian Apollo, thank you. I am seeing things in a whole new light. I appreciate it so much. Excellent explanations!! All other Doctors are great too in their own ways. Again sincerely thank you all.

Anonymous commented at 8:44AM on 06/13/16

I absolutely LOVE medbullets. It's my go-to USMLE encyclopedia; I wish I had known about this when studying for Step1, but at least I am using it now for Step2. Thank you thank you so much for putting this together with easy access for everyone. TRULY GRATEFUL!

Anonymous commented at 4:56PM on 05/19/16

I just checked my step 2 CK results. 252!!! thank you so very much for such an affordable and excellent review. step 1 was 254, and now this! thank you team!

Anonymous commented at 8:40PM on 05/16/16

thank you my major source and only for usmle and no other source can be comperable with medbullets at all as i tried it all , and i am really thankful and appreciate the medbullets team for this big efforts
thank you very much

Anonymous commented at 4:24PM on 04/21/16

I am a fourth year Canadian medical student who studying for LMCC part 1. i came across this site and just wanted to thank everyone for their contribution to this site. I will definitely be promoting this site and will share it with my classmates! Cheers

Anonymous commented at 2:45AM on 04/09/16

Love this site, I will keep using it and hopefully to contribute after I do well on Step 1. Thank you very much.

Anonymous commented at 8:28PM on 03/24/16

What agreat person behind medbullets !! Thanks appreciated

Anonymous commented at 9:30PM on 03/20/16

thank you medbullets veeeeey helpful site

Anonymous commented at 12:08PM on 03/16/16

thanx for this great site...please update pelvic anatomy and safety scince..

Anonymous commented at 2:06PM on 03/12/16

I just want to say thank you so very much for having a free resource for STEP 1 Study. I'm so grateful to have found this! It's incredibly well integrated and the questions are extremely helpful.

Anonymous commented at 1:47PM on 02/19/16

i love this site

Anonymous commented at 6:34AM on 02/13/16

This is exactly what I've been looking for: organized study material with integrated questions. Bravo! By any chance are there ways to save your own notes or reminders on study pages, if you have an account?

Anonymous commented at 11:23AM on 02/11/16

life savers! Money makers! and booty shakers! you guys know where its at

Anonymous commented at 1:01AM on 02/01/16

Fantastic job by admin and other colleagues. It would be great if you could develop an android app to access medbullets on go.

Anonymous commented at 3:58AM on 01/12/16

Thank you so much for the Qbank ( and everything else) ... it was very helpful on learning material

Anonymous commented at 6:15AM on 01/10/16

i love this site

Anonymous commented at 1:36AM on 12/23/15

Great and excellent questions. Some of your questions are better than the best sources out there

Anonymous commented at 4:35AM on 11/16/15

Im studying for USMLE step 2 and find the revision material here very helpful. so thanks a lot. you guys are doing a great job!

Anonymous commented at 1:37PM on 11/07/15

You guys are doing an amazing job!! This website helped me so much. I use it as review for my exams also intend to use it as part of my prep for usmle. Wish I had come by it sooner; would probably have performed much better. Again thank you so much for you effort and hardwork. Go medbullets!!!

Anonymous commented at 12:02PM on 10/29/15

One of the best resources to go for step1.i really feel blessed knowing about this website before my exam.helping me a lot improve my shortcomings..Great job!!

Anonymous commented at 5:52AM on 10/28/15

Website is good. I admire the highlighting of points too. But I think a separate page for 'abbreviations' may be helpful.

Anonymous commented at 7:53PM on 10/16/15

I wish I could do something to support you guys, you rock :)! I just arrived here by chance and you already helped me greatly! Thank you!!

Anonymous commented at 11:32PM on 10/13/15

This is a great site! Thank you to everyone whose worked on it! The organization of the separate headers and tabs dividing the topics and questions specifically tailored to the topics are all really helpful!

Anonymous commented at 9:48AM on 09/22/15

Thank you so much for this wonderful site,I and other applicants appreciate it.we owe our success to your amazing site and effort.

Anonymous commented at 9:27PM on 09/06/15

amazing website.Thanks for everything

Anonymous commented at 11:06PM on 08/25/15

Best free usmle study site ever !!!! Congrats , thank you very much :)

Anonymous commented at 7:51PM on 08/15/15

Great web page. Love the snap shots at the beginning of the subject, made me focused in the high yield information.

Anonymous commented at 3:47PM on 06/27/15

This medbullets started as a complete free site. It has grown up so much with the active contributions from many who fed information into it. It is some one's good thoughts of creating such a site, but now, it is partly a free and partly a money making. I hope this will continue to be a complete free site sincerely helping the medical community, since the knowledge anyone gain from this site will only be used to help anyone to have a better health. After all the best health is the best wealth some one can have.

Anonymous commented at 1:57AM on 06/27/15

Love this site, I wish I discovered it in years 1 and 2 and not right before STEP 1! Keep up the great work!

Anonymous commented at 3:58PM on 05/20/15

This is one of/the best and fastest sources as I study for boards! Thank you so much! You really work hard to keep it updated. I really appreciate this. One of a kind! THANK YOU.

Anonymous commented at 12:00AM on 05/04/15

THIS WEBSITE IS KILLER GOOD.

I gotta hand it to you. You basically took all the sources and then organized them by bugs and organisms. That's what I wanted to do for this whole time, but I didn't have the time or man power to do it.

Can I join your team.

Anonymous commented at 5:36AM on 04/29/15

Great site!

Anonymous commented at 11:30PM on 04/21/15

I love Medbullets.com
It ultimately helped me score a 262 on Step 1 and I am currently using it to supplement my Step 2 CK studies. Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful resource. I hope I am to contribute to the site soon!

Anonymous commented at 12:32AM on 04/21/15

This website is too good.Impeccable, please keep up the great work!!

Anonymous commented at 8:14PM on 04/19/15

I love Medbullets.com
It ultimately helped me score a 262 on Step 1 and I am currently using it to supplement my Step 2 CK studies. Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful resource. I hope I am to contribute to the site soon!

Anonymous commented at 10:54PM on 03/28/15

I am finding this site to be a very useful resource.

Anonymous commented at 3:25AM on 01/23/15

Awesome

Anonymous commented at 9:54PM on 01/03/15

This website is absolutely WONDERFUL!

I rarely reference sites this often due to excessive detail that I tend to get lost in.
I love how the main points are kept as the focus, because we all have books we can reference for details.
The simplicity really helps in memorizing key points about certain topics that one can get boggled down on with too much information.
Thank you so much for this website, Im glad it randomly came up on one of my google searches, now its been bookmarked and visited on a daily basis!!

P.S. I recommend making a phone app.

Thanks again!!

Anonymous commented at 11:06AM on 12/05/14

Medbullets,

The website is SOLID! Love the continual updates and references you utilize when creating the content. One pet peeve I have is the low resolution icon of medbullets logo on the top left...it's pixelated relative to the sharpness of the icons (toolbar).

Keep up the good work!

Anonymous commented at 6:56PM on 11/21/14

love this site for efficient studying!

Anonymous commented at 9:26AM on 11/21/14

MS-II here just wanted to say a HUGE THANK YOU for this wonderful site!! Moderator feedback is incredible a phenomenal resource I don't know what I would do without you guys!! Thanks so much!!

Anonymous commented at 12:57AM on 11/06/14

Very helpful! keep it moving!

Anonymous commented at 9:15AM on 10/03/14

Really absolutely great site,better than any till now for usmle preparation,it is like my my personal notes all compiled together easy to find and all the important things needed for the exams.thanks.

Anonymous commented at 8:58PM on 09/16/14

Your website is amazing.absolutely stunned.
I am not during the usmle since practising in UK, but have found the context extremely helpful

Anonymous commented at 11:21PM on 09/14/14

Just discovered this site. Great questions, and great explanations with references. Thanks for putting this together, I would highly recommend it to others.

Anonymous commented at 12:13PM on 08/10/14

I love this website! The questions are great. The only thing I would recommend is creating a daily quiz of 5 questions that can be emailed to subscribers each day. Another suggestion would be to create a mobile app or mobile version of the website for the question bank.

Anonymous commented at 11:21AM on 07/31/14

The organization of this website is amazing... in the future, could there be personalized "playlists" for specific classes? I'd make a list for class lectures rather than read powerpoints. Love this site, glad I get to use it during path.

Anonymous commented at 4:37PM on 07/20/14

love medbullets

Anonymous commented at 10:50PM on 07/15/14

I love this website. THANK YOU!!!

Anonymous commented at 2:20AM on 05/30/14

University of Maryland medical student, studying for step 1 test coming up in a few weeks. This site is great, love all the pictures, and "bullet" points! Thank you so much. I passed it along to our class facebook group (hope you don't mind).

Anonymous commented at 1:58PM on 05/27/14

Excellent site! Thank you so much! The images that go along with each question are extremely helpful

Anonymous commented at 8:49AM on 05/12/14

This is pretty fantastic. I'm just curious - what is the OITE exam? I would love to triage my Step 1 studying based on highest-yield subjects, just curious about the referent. Thanks!

Anonymous commented at 3:51PM on 04/26/14

I just want THANK YOU GUYS - big time- for putting this website together! It has been my #1 resource going through medical school and now studying for the STEP. Thank you, I greatly appreciate it! You guys rock!!

Anonymous commented at 3:14PM on 04/15/14

Hi...I just want to thank you guys for setting this website....it's really great
I have a small inquiry...in the path section for step 1 can u set up a section for pathognomonic words/phrases...for example (since I am learning reproductive in school right now) Schiller–Duval body is for yolk sac tumor...so I know it doesn't describe or explain anything but students can use it as a "night before the test" review...thank you

Anonymous commented at 9:23PM on 04/11/14

I just wanted to say that you guys are doing a great job with this site. Prompt responses to queries with citation is the site's STRONGEST point. Hope it stays the same once the number of users increase. Thank you for Medbulets. You guys ROCK big time!

Anonymous commented at 10:25PM on 04/07/14

I came across this site by accident and I must say I am beyond pleasently surprised!!! I am in an obscene amount of debt coming from a Caribbean medical school and do not have the resourses to be able to invest in multiple Qbanks. This site has material that is straight forward in bullet form with review questions and a Qbank that is free!!! Absolutely amazing! Not to mention, I just read your philosophy, which I 100% support and agree with. I will be sharing this with all my medical school colleagues!! Thank you!

Anonymous commented at 12:34PM on 03/29/14

Thanks so much for putting this site together. It's a great resource, especially the free test bank. You guys are the best!

Anonymous commented at 11:34AM on 03/27/14

I love this website to use as a quick reference when studying for step. One way it could be improved is by adding clinical vignettes for every single disease. I love reading the vignettes because they help me to better create a "picture" of a patient in my mind when studying a particular disease.

Anonymous commented at 1:58PM on 03/19/14

Just found this site as I start my study period for step 1 and am loving it ! wish I would have found it earlier !

Anonymous commented at 2:19PM on 03/12/14

This website is awesome. The design is user friendly and clean. The images/diagrams are relevant and enhance learning. Thanks for this. Keep up the good work.

Anonymous commented at 1:39AM on 02/28/14

the images are great, please keep adding more!

Anonymous commented at 1:38AM on 02/28/14

wow this is the best resource ever.

Anonymous commented at 6:44PM on 02/25/14

hi!!! i am new to this site. just wondering where is the 5th generation cephalosporin drugs like ceftaroline etc known to be effective against MRSA

Anonymous commented at 4:14AM on 02/21/14

I absolutely love this site! I use it for a quick review and to go back and identify areas that I might have forgot high yield points in. The one thing I would hope that you all expand on more is surgical procedures! Otherwise, keep doing what you are doing:)

Anonymous commented at 3:25PM on 12/21/13

Just want to echo the other comments on here in saying this is such a wonderful resource. I'm almost exclusively using it to study for my Cardio exam for med school in a couple days. It contains just about all of the high-yield information we need to know. Thank you for a fantastic review, and please don't change a thing! I would be okay with more practice questions of course, but the format is just perfect.

Anonymous commented at 1:54AM on 12/18/13

This is an incredible resource that I will definitely use to study for Step 1. It is a perfect supplement to go along with First Aid. While the two are almost equally succinct, this site somehow has been helping me clarify things that are not explained in enough detail to me in First Aid. I think once enough people discover this site, this could become very popular not just for boards, but med school in general. Great work.

Anonymous commented at 9:19AM on 11/04/13

i Love this website!!! I think i am lucky I found it 15 days before my exam !
It is very simple and easy to use, and the info is perfect for last minute revision.
I was just wondering what are you sources for your Qbanks ?

Anonymous commented at 10:27PM on 08/20/13

Just wanted to acknowledge the great project you have at Medbullets.com. I remember using Orthobullets during my surgery rotation. It is great to see something for boards with a similar concept. I found out about Medbullets a couple days before my step 1 exam which was 2 weeks ago. I wish I had heard about it earlier. With only 3 weeks prep time for step 2(I have it next week), Medbullets is efficiency at its best. Thank you!

Anonymous commented at 9:11AM on 07/17/13

I just love your bullets they are very informative & useful .Great thing is about your free knowledge sharing, i really appreciate it. Thank you

Anonymous commented at 12:22AM on 06/16/13

Hi great resource just signed up but use Orthobullets a lot. Im a Physiatrist and subspecialty is Sports. You guys are missing medicine's best kept secret= my specialty, Physical Medicine and Rehab. It looks like one of the few missing specialties on your list. I hope it is added would be a great resource benefit. Thanks

Anonymous commented at 3:48PM on 06/12/13

As someone who reads Orthobullets a lot but doesn't yet have the experience to contribute, it's great to finally have a "bullets" site that I will feel comfortable adding my 2 cents into.

Anonymous commented at 10:56AM on 06/12/13

It goes hand in hand with First Aid, but with simply and more detailed explanation that makes it easier to understand and retain information. Wonderful site, continue to keep it simple.

Anonymous commented at 8:18AM on 06/06/13

I've noted the text based format of the website and I just want to let you guys know nice job keeping it simple. Using fancy flash based stuff for the information that slides in/out just slow down the function of the website. I'm a big fan of the simplistic design and I hope as you grow in users and popularity you don't feel the pressure to change it to "make it more appealing/refined".

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