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“This will be on the exam.” It’s fine to miss it.

Record the lecture and MediPrep writes down all fifty minutes, then picks out the moments your professor said would be on the exam.

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One free hour every month. iPhone, iPad and Android.

You miss the lecture while you take notes,
and miss the notes while you listen.

Then that one sentence turns up on the exam.

How much of a 50-minute lecture
is about the exam?

Fifty minutes, down to these eight lines.

Every line has a timestamp. Tap one and listen again from that moment.

  1. This order will definitely be on the examRead a blood gas in this order: pH, then carbon dioxide, then bicarbonate
  2. This table will definitely be on the examCauses of high anion gap metabolic acidosis (MUDPILES)
  3. I used this part last year tooTelling normal anion gap acidosis from high anion gap acidosis
  4. The Winter formula comes up as a calculation questionExpected PaCO2 = 1.5 × HCO3 + 8 (± 2)
  5. The vomiting patient case, I always ask it on the clinical examVomiting leads to metabolic alkalosis, told apart by urine chloride
  6. The table separating types 1, 2 and 4 is always in the past examsRenal tubular acidosis by site, urine pH and potassium
  7. I might make it a short-answer questionHow bicarbonate compensation differs in acute and chronic respiratory acidosis
  8. If you pick just one, pick the anion gap. It will definitely be on the examCalculating it, sorting the causes, linking it to urine tests

Not “onion gap.”
Anion gap.

MediPrep is built for medical lectures. When the terms are right, the summaries and the questions are right too.

Onion gapAnion gap
Cuss mall breathingKussmaul breathing
Winner formulaWinter formula
Mud pilesMUDPILES

One recording carries
all the way to review.

  1. 1Record

    Just press the button

    When your professor stresses something, tap “Flag for exam.” The analysis looks harder at that part. Recording keeps going when you lock the screen.

    Please get your professor’s permission before recording a lecture.
  2. 2Summary

    Even a long lecture, in three layers

    It goes from the lecture’s structure to the key concepts to the details. Every item carries the time it came from.

  3. 3Transcript

    Kept word for word, searchable, replayable

    Search the transcript for a term, and tap a timestamp to play from that moment.

  4. 4Questions

    What you heard becomes licensing-exam questions

    Every answer choice comes with an explanation, and you can jump straight back to the point in the lecture that backs it up.

  5. 5Review

    Just the ones you missed, again

    Questions you got wrong or felt unsure about are gathered into today’s review.

  6. 6Ask

    Ask the lecture, and get an answer with its source

    Try something like “List what the professor said would be on the exam.” The answer also tells you when in the lecture it was said.

One classmate uploads,
and the whole class gets the notes.

Create a group and lectures pile up along your timetable. You can see who uploaded which period, and you share the summaries and questions.

  1. Period 1
    Empty. Tap to recordRenal physiology: glomerular filtration and clearancePark Bon-gwa
  2. Period 2
    Empty. Tap to recordGastroenterology: gastritis and peptic ulcerLee Dong-gi
  3. Period 3
    Empty. Tap to recordEndocrinology: diagnosing and treating diabetesJung Ha-yun
  4. Period 4
    Empty. Tap to recordBiochemistry: energy metabolism pathwaysPark Bon-gwa
  5. Period 5
    Empty. Tap to recordNeurology: classifying strokeLee Dong-gi
  • TimetableSee at a glance which periods are up today.
  • BoardPost past exam questions, solve them together and talk them through.
  • WalletPool your analysis time and use it together.

One hour a month
is free.

Sign up and you can upload a lecture right away. If you need more, pick a plan in the app or add time.

How long does the analysis take?

For a 50-minute lecture, expect about 5 minutes. You can see the progress and the time left in the app.

Does it work with recordings I already have?

Yes. Upload the file and it is analyzed the same way. You can attach the lecture slides as a PDF too.

Is it okay to record a lecture?

Check with your professor and your school’s rules first. Uploading someone else’s lecture without the copyright holder’s permission is prohibited by the Terms of Service.

Can other people see my lectures?

When you save a lecture, you choose whether it stays yours or goes to a group. The details are in the Privacy Policy.

What if my balance runs short?

We tell you before you upload, and you can add more right there.

Which devices can I use it on?

iPhone, iPad and Android.

One line from your professor.
Never miss it again.

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One free hour every month. iPhone, iPad and Android.

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