Elite adds the full QBank with question blocks and review tools, board exams, 343 Mnemonics, six more Prescryption rotations, and member tutoring rates.
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Build on your free lessons with Elite, the study system for focused practice, review and board preparation.
Full QBank question blocksBuild your blocks from all 5,212 questions.
Review what you missedTarget weak areas with missed-question drills.
Board-style exams and morePractice with exams, ClueCards, mnemonics and Prescryption.
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✦5,212 QBank questions with timed practice and Reveal Mode teaching chains
✦Board-style exams: 720 shelf questions plus full-length Step 1 and Level 1 self-assessments
✦Build question blocks. Across subjects, choose tutor, timed or untimed modes and filter by specialty, body system, topic and exam.
✦See your performance. Use your QBank performance snapshot to identify weak areas and practice with missed-question drills.
✦Keep reviewing. Use Daily Rounds for spaced review of missed questions from the full bank, plus saved guided study sessions.
Prescryption across seven rotations, including OMM decks
across 19 subjects
✦Member tutoring rates: one-on-one physician tutoring from $50/hr with a 20-hour member package
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✦5,212 QBank questions and every board-style exam
The core self-study library, QBank, Cluecards, mnemonics, Prescryption, and future additions to the core self-study library while Bone Wizardry operates.
Member tutoring rates remain available; live tutoring itself is billed separately.
Live one-on-one physician tutoring, cohorts, and institutional licenses are billed separately. Future products outside the core self-study library are not included.
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One-to-one teaching for medical school coursework, board preparation, and clinical reasoning. For students who want to work through difficult topics with a physician.
Packages start at $350 for 5 hours ($300 for members). With a 20-hour package, rates are $60/hr ($1,200 total), or $50/hr for members ($1,000 total).
Physician strategy check-ins, written progress reviews, and tailored practice. For students who want structure, accountability, or closer progress monitoring.
Study Direction $349
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Dedicated Support $1,099
Each plan includes the $49 written study plan and 30 days of Elite, with no automatic renewal. Topic tutoring is separate. Your mentor and start date are confirmed before payment.
A personally written study strategy based on your exam, scores, resources, and schedule. For students who need clear priorities and practical next steps.
Includes 30 days of Elite with no automatic renewal. This is a written planning service, not live tutoring or ongoing coaching.
Written feedback and one-to-one practice for medical-school and residency applicants. Personal statement review: $49; mock interview: $75; interview coaching: $150 for two sessions.
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This is Reveal Mode. Pick an answer, then walk all five teaching beats free here. The full QBank lives behind Elite.
Emergency MedicineReveal Mode
A 19-year-old woman with type 1 diabetes mellitus is brought to the emergency department for one day of nausea, repeated vomiting, abdominal pain, and rapid breathing. She ran out of insulin two days ago. Temperature 37.2 C (99.0 F), heart rate 124/min, blood pressure 92/58 mm Hg, respiratory rate 28/min, oxygen saturation 99% on room air. She is drowsy but arousable with dry mucous membranes. After 1 L of 0.9% saline she has produced 70 mL of urine. Labs: glucose 562 mg/dL, sodium 129 mEq/L, potassium 3.0 mEq/L, chloride 92 mEq/L, bicarbonate 8 mEq/L, anion gap 29, beta-hydroxybutyrate 6.8 mmol/L, arterial pH 7.11.
Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in management?
✦ Reveal Mode teaching chain
First, she is breathing fast and her blood is acidic. What is diabetic ketoacidosis, in plain words?
Her body has almost no insulin, so it cannot push glucose into cells. Starving cells switch to burning fat, which spills acidic ketones into the blood. The lungs blow off CO2 fast to compensate. That rapid breathing is the body fighting the acid.
Now add her potassium of 3.0 and a day of vomiting. Why is that single lab the one that decides what happens next?
Insulin drives potassium into cells. Start it now and her potassium can crash into a lethal arrhythmia. Vomiting and sugar-heavy urine have already drained her potassium, so the tank is empty before you add the drug that empties it further.
The obvious move is to fix the acid and the glucose. Why is neither bicarbonate nor insulin the first step for her?
Bicarbonate does not help in routine diabetic ketoacidosis. The acid clears once fluids and insulin restore metabolism. Insulin is exactly the drug that would drop her potassium, so it waits. The number blocking both is the same: potassium 3.0, under the 3.5 threshold where insulin becomes dangerous.
She is volume-depleted and her potassium is 3.0. What is the sequence, and what single number locks it in?
Continue isotonic fluids, give intravenous potassium chloride first, then start insulin once potassium is above 3.5 mEq/L. The 3.5 threshold is the gate. Below it, insulin can kill. Above it, insulin is safe. She is below it, so potassium comes first.
One tempting answer is to start the insulin drip now because her glucose is 562 and her pH is 7.11. Why is that the dangerous move for her?
Her potassium is already 3.0. Insulin shifts potassium into cells, and her serum potassium could fall fast enough to trigger ventricular arrhythmia and cardiac arrest. The emergency is the potassium, not the glucose. Fix it first, and the insulin drip becomes safe.
That is one question. The full 5,212-question QBank, shelf exam simulations, and Reveal Mode live in Elite.
If you already have a lower grandfathered rate, you keep it while your subscription stays active.
New members join at the current public price.
No surprise increase for the people already here.
Choose your Bone Wizardry sign-in email before checkout. We send access codes to that inbox, even when Apple Pay or your card uses a different billing email. Access stays warm for 30 days per device.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Manage Subscription handles cancel, payment update, and invoices. Access continues until your billing period closes. No questions asked, no exit interview.
For MD, DO, and international medical students?
Yes. OMM is built in from day one, not slapped on as a footnote. The pathophysiology and clinical reasoning map cleanly across medical curricula too. Same science, same patterns.
How is this different from a question bank?
Most qbanks grade you and move on. We grade you, then teach you. Our stems are physician-reviewed, and every wrong answer comes with a tap-to-reveal Reveal Mode teaching chain in plain English, with analogies that actually stick. Every breakdown ends in one clean takeaway sentence you can hold in your head under pressure. Drill and understand, same page.
What are the full-length shelf exam simulations?
Six 120-question shelf-style forms are available now, with accommodation settings and timed or tutor workflows. Separate full-length Step 1 and Level 1 self-assessments are also available. Reveal Mode teaching chains help you review missed items beat by beat.
I am already a member. Does the new price affect me?
Existing lower rates stay protected. If you already have a lower grandfathered subscription rate, you keep it for as long as that subscription stays active. Students who previously bought lifetime access keep that access exactly as purchased.
What is Prescryption?
A medical card game. You play disease and drug cards against an attending who escalates every round. Wrong move, wrong dose, you lose the patient. Free unlocks one rotation plus the Legacy modes. Elite unlocks all seven rotations, the 692-disease flagship rotation deck, and the OMM deck.
Is the free tier real, or a trial?
Real. You get 415 free lessons and the free Anki deck with no card, no login and no countdown; some lessons are fully open and other lessons offer a preview, depending on the current access policy. Elite is the study system: the full 5,212-question QBank with question blocks and review, board-style exams, the extra ClueCards and 343 visual mnemonics, and the full Prescryption library. If free does not already feel useful to you, do not pay.
Curtain call
The clue is waiting.
Start with the free modules. Decide later.
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✦ Elite Feature
After you subscribe, 343 Mnemonics unlock on the Mnemonics page. Searchable across 19 subjects, with emoji-coded memory hooks built to surface under pressure.
