Medical
Sketchy gets Clinical
Sketchy's Clinical Essentials are here so you can excel on rotations, breeze through shelf exams, and crush STEP 2!
Check out Sketchy's 2021-2022 end of school recap from the most watched lessons to how many quizzes were taken.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
May marks the end of a hard-earned school year. All your hard work this year paid off and we’re here to celebrate our students’ school year studying with Sketchy.
The most watched lessons were...
The most difficult quiz questions were...
MEDICAL
Which clinical scenario most closely describes a pneumonia caused by a Staphylococcus aureus infection?
- Patient recovering from Influenza virus suddenly develops productive cough and fever.
- Patient who has consolidation of one lobe on chest x-ray, hyponatremia on basic metabolic panel, and diarrhea.
- Patient who has had a nonproductive cough for the past few weeks and a chest x-ray that shows diffuse patchy infiltrates.
- Patient who has productive cough with dark red sputum.
What do you think the answer is?
Most students pick C but the correct answer is A.
Find out why in the Staphylococcus Aureus lesson.
MCAT
When naming organic molecules, what should your first step be, before anything else?
- Alphabetize the substituents.
- Number the longest carbon chain so the highest priority functional group receives the lowest number.
- Identify the longest carbon chain.
- Identify the carbon chain with the highest priority functional group.
What do you think the answer is?
Most students pick C but the correct answer is D.
Find out why in the IUPAC Naming Conventions lesson.