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Free MCAT and NCLEX Anki Decks

455 flashcards built from our free review sheets: 145 for the MCAT and 310 for the NCLEX-RN. Each comes as an Anki deck and a Quizlet import file, and every card links back to the guide it came from.

LAB VALUES · ELECTROLYTES Sodium 135–145 mEq/L Low: confusion, seizures

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MCAT

MCAT Rapid Review

145 cards · from the Bio/Biochem, Chem/Phys and Psych/Soc rapid-review sheets

  • Amino acids, enzyme inhibition, metabolism yields, genetics
  • Physics constants, equations, periodic trends, SN1 vs SN2
  • Brain regions, learning, sociology theories, development
NCLEX-RN

NCLEX-RN Essentials

310 cards · from the lab values guide and 25 NCLEX-RN study guides

  • Lab values, ABGs, therapeutic levels
  • Heart failure, dysrhythmias, shock, stroke, diabetes, fluids
  • Maternity, pediatrics, mental health, safety, infection control

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Anki (desktop, AnkiMobile, AnkiDroid)

  1. Download the .apkg file.
  2. Double-click it, or in Anki choose File → Import. On a phone, open the file and choose Anki.
  3. The deck appears in your list, ready for its first review.

Quizlet

  1. Download the .txt file and open it.
  2. In Quizlet, create a set and choose Import.
  3. Paste everything, set “Between term and definition” to Tab and “Between cards” to New line.

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How do I import an .apkg deck into Anki?

On a computer, double-click the downloaded .apkg file, or open Anki and choose File, then Import. On AnkiMobile or AnkiDroid, open the file from your downloads and choose Anki. The deck appears in your deck list with its review schedule ready to start.

How do I put these cards into Quizlet?

Create a new Quizlet set, choose Import, and paste the contents of the Quizlet .txt file. Set the separator between term and definition to Tab and between cards to New line.

Where do the cards come from?

Every card comes from Progress Note's free review material: the MCAT rapid-review sheets and the NCLEX-RN study guides. Each card links back to the guide it came from, so you can read the full explanation.

Can I share them?

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