ChartWalk
Rehearse the decision.
- Choose one topic.
- Answer, then explain.
- Recall without looking.
One concept. One next step.
Choose the guide for the tool you are using. Three short steps show what to do, what to ask yourself and how to connect your learning.
One topic connects the system. Understand it, apply it, recognize it and retrieve it. Each tool helps you strengthen the work done in the others.
See how the tools work together
One topic. Connected learning.
Each resource is one tool in thecodexes.com system. Learn the fact, use it in a new situation and retrieve it later.
Review Book
Understand. Explain the mechanism, clinical rule and exception.
Visual Companion
Trace. Rehearse the pathway or case where available.
QuestionBook + QuestionBank
Apply. Commit, compare alternatives and test a new presentation.
Image bank
Recognize. Describe the finding and connect it to the decision.
Flashcards
Retrieve. Recall the fact and its reason before revealing.
Audio Notes
Reinforce. When available, pause and recall before the explanation.
Let each gap guide your next step. A question or recall miss points to a weak link. Repair it in the Review Book, clarify it with a pathway or image, then retrieve and test it again.
Each tool strengthens the work done in the others: understanding guides practice, practice exposes gaps, and visual recognition plus retrieval helps you use the corrected fact again.
Carry the topic ID or concept between available tools. Use topic links where provided, or search. Access varies; some resources remain in development. Start with the tool that addresses your gap.
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Keep one topic connected.
- Find one topic.
- Choose your next tool.
- Keep the topic connected.
Image Bank
Turn a finding into reasoning.
- Find one image.
- Describe before revealing.
- Check your reasoning.
Flashcards
Make the fact retrievable.
- Start with a small set.
- Answer from memory.
- Check, then rate.
Step 1 Review Book
Build the mechanism that the other tools help you apply, recognize and retrieve.
- Choose one concept.
- Explain the mechanism.
- Retrieve, then apply.
Step 1 QuestionBook
Find which link in your explanation needs repair, then carry the corrected fact into new practice.
- Commit to an answer.
- Explain why it wins.
- Learn from alternatives.
Step 2 CK Review Book
Build the clinical rule that the other tools help you rehearse, apply, recognize and retain.
- Frame the problem.
- Follow the right branch.
- Retrieve the decision.
Step 2 CK QuestionBook
Expose the clinical pivot you missed, then connect targeted repair with recall and a new case.
- Choose the best step.
- Compare every option.
- Repair, then retest.