Modules 101 & 102

Two official modules taught together, and the first medicine anyone here is taught. ISK 101 is how the normal body is built: cells and tissues under the microscope, the ground rules of anatomy, early embryology and the anatomy of the upper limb. INT 102 is the science underneath it: medical biochemistry and molecular biology, with the blood and the autonomic nervous system from the physiology side.

• ISK 101
• INT 102

These are the subjects inside this module, and the exercises in each of them. Everything the app shows you while this module is selected comes from this list and nothing else.

• AnatomyBasis of Anatomy · Basis of Anatomy · Tier 1 · Upper Limb · Upper Limb · Tier 1 · Basis of Anatomy · Tier 2 · Upper Limb · Tier 2 · Embryology
• HistologyIntroduction · Cytology · Epithelial Tissue · Connective Tissue · Blood · Cytology · Tier 1 · Epithelial Tissue · Tier 1 · Epithelial Tissue · Tier 2 · Cytology · Tier 2
• PhysiologyBlood · Blood · Tier 1 · Autonomic Nervous System · Tier 1 · Autonomic Nervous System · Blood · Tier 2 · Autonomic Nervous System · Tier 2
• BiochemistryIntroduction & Nutrition · Carbohydrates · Lipids · Tier 1 · Carbohydrates · Tier 1 · Lipids · Tier 2 · Lipids · Carbohydrates · Tier 2 · Amino Acids · Proteins · Extracellular Matrix · Hemoproteins · Enzymes · Molecular Biology

• 4Subjects
• 35Exercises
• 1000Questions

How those questions are answered. The app asks in five different ways, and a module carries whichever of them its material calls for.

Real papers, sat as they were set rather than shuffled into a practice set. You get the whole paper marked at the end instead of an answer after every question.

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