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Every card is crafted to teach you why, not just what. Here are two examples from the deck:
These are representative examples. The actual deck contains 1,700+ cards covering all organ systems and ALL First Aid drugs.
Dr. Alec Palmerton graduated from Stanford Medical School, scored 270 on USMLE Step 1, and was ranked to match at his top choice — Harvard-MGH in Anesthesiology — just 3 days after his interview.
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