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MyCodexes

One tool in thecodexes.com system.

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How tools connect

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.

Your role: Keep one topic connected.

Find a concept here. Choose the resource that addresses your gap, then return to the same topic for practice or recall.

  1. Review Book

    Understand. Explain the mechanism, clinical rule and exception.

  2. Visual Companion

    Trace. Rehearse the pathway or case where available.

  3. QuestionBook + QuestionBank

    Apply. Commit, compare alternatives and test a new presentation.

  4. Image bank

    Recognize. Describe the finding and connect it to the decision.

  5. Flashcards

    Retrieve. Recall the fact and its reason before revealing.

  6. 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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Study tips · MyCodexes

Which tool should I open?

Review Book: understand. Questions: apply. Visual Companion: trace a pathway. Image bank: recognize. Flashcards: retrieve. Audio Notes: reinforce when available.

How do I find my place again?

Use Saved or Recently opened. Bookmark a format shortcut when useful. Keep the topic ID or concept with your notes so you can find related resources.

Why is a resource unavailable?

Availability and access vary by track. Read the preview or access label before opening. A topic’s total resource count does not mean every resource is included in a free preview.

Do I need every tool at once?

Start with the tool that addresses your gap. Add practice and retrieval around the same concept. The connections matter; opening every format is not a study requirement.

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thecodexes.com · MyCodexes

Three steps to begin.

Part of one connected system

Keep one topic connected.

Find a concept here. Choose the resource that addresses your gap, then return to the same topic for practice or recall.

1. Find one topic.

Choose your exam track. Open Search library and enter one topic or clue. On a phone, use Search in the bottom bar.

Ask yourself: What am I trying to understand?

2. Choose your next tool.

Open the matching topic. Choose one available resource that addresses your gap: understanding, practice, visual recognition or recall.

Ask yourself: Which tool will help with this gap?

3. Keep the topic connected.

Use Saved or Recently opened to return. Stay with the same concept as you move from explanation to practice and recall.

Ask yourself: Can I explain it and use it in a question?