Questions broken down by both subject and system, i.e.Detailed explanations for right and wrong responses.The questions are given in the FRED computer format that you are going to see on the USMLE, complete with question marking, annotation, highlighting and strikethrough.Their question bank (QBank) should have enough questions for you to give yourself a fair evaluation, there should not be so many questions that you could not comfortably do them all, and the quality of the questions should be more important than the quantity.Whichever company you choose, you should look for the following: You need this enough that you’ll part with some loan money. So after looking at those sites you decide that, while very good for your normal review, you need some professional help for the Boards. Not USMLE format, but if you like working on flashcard questions without the rubberbands and mess, this might be for you.This site also has 350-question tests for you to use (with the scratch-off code, of course). I have access to this because of the two Rapid Review books that I bought (Gross and Developmental Anatomy, Microbiology and Immunology).If you have bought one of their books (Physio BRS), there is an access code in the jacket. 350-question comprehensive USMLE test, available to anyone that has registered with the site.After the Boards, I owe these guys a bottle of wine and a nice card. Surface anatomy, gross anatomy, radiology, and Anatomy Jeopardy. I used this site throughout anatomy and I still give thanks to this site.Great questions, great pictures, great format. I used this site religiously when I took Path and it was an enourmous help.

Straightforward multiple choice and great for review. The questions are broken down by subject with explanations of all answer choices.

I wish I had known about this site when I took Pharmacology.

Let’s look at some free/semi-free sources first.

There are free questions and expensive questions and you get what you pay for.

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