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- ✓One concise sheet per subtopic — the knowledge the questions are actually written from, not a textbook chapter.
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- ✓Get a question wrong and the matching sheet is one tap from the explanation. The loop closes itself.
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Library · Cardiovascular health
In this sheet
In this topic
Fact sheet · One per subtopic
AF: Anticoagulation decisions
Exam point
Offer anticoagulation at CHA₂DS₂-VASc ≥ 2; consider for men scoring 1.
DOACs first line; warfarin only when unsuitable.
Aspirin alone is not stroke prevention in AF.
Best match · Dermatology
Infantile haemangioma (strawberry naevus)
…most proliferate then involute spontaneously; refer if threatening vision, airway or feeding — propranolol is the treatment when needed…
Also relevant
Birthmarks and neonatal skin lesions
Reference card: The unwell child — red flags
→Search understands meaning, not just keywords — lay phrasing finds the clinical sheet.
Ask for it in any words.
Mid-consultation-style recall doesn’t come with the right heading attached. The library’s search matches meaning as well as words — the same retrieval the AI tutor uses to ground its answers.
- ✓Results as you type, from two characters — sheets and reference cards together.
- ✓An A to Z directory of all 32 topics when you’d rather browse than search.
- ✓Straight-line speed: AF anticoagulation or HbA1c cut-offs in seconds, from anywhere in the site.
Some facts don’t want prose. They want a table.
Drug ladders, DVLA rules, screening ages, statistical formulae, referral thresholds — the pure-recall facts that cut across every topic. Each card is a scannable tool built from tables, flows, criteria and mnemonics, never a wall of text.
Admin & regulatory
DVLA: Group 1 driving bans
| First unprovoked seizure | 6 months off |
| TIA (single) | 1 month off |
| Syncope, unexplained | 6 months off |
Clinical look-up
2-week-wait triggers: Bowel
≥40 with unexplained weight loss AND abdominal pain
≥50 with unexplained rectal bleeding
Any age with a positive FIT result
Trap: Iron-deficiency anaemia thresholds differ by sex.
Evidence & statistics
Number needed to treat
ARR 4% → NNT 25. Round up— you can’t treat a fraction of a patient.
House rule: Every hot fact has exactly one home. The valproate rules, the notifiable diseases, the cancer thresholds — each lives on one card, so two cards can never quietly disagree.
Guidance moves. The library moves with it.
Written against the named sources
NICE, CKS, BNF, SIGN and the rest — with 'what changed recently' called out on the sheet, because new guidance is exactly what exams love to test.
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