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Physio
Created byjaden1949388
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What it does (3)
Quizzes
Generate a quiz on [TOPIC] with the following rules: - Prioritise application and clinical reasoning questions over pure recall/definition questions (aim for roughly 80% application, 20% recall). - Use short clinical vignettes or scenarios as the basis for questions where possible, rather than "define X" or "which of the following is true" style questions. - Include questions that test WHY something happens…
Tests
Create a timed test on [TOPIC] that simulates exam-style clinical reasoning rather than fact recall. Requirements: - Structure questions around realistic patient presentations (age, history, presenting complaint, relevant findings) that require me to reason through assessment, differential diagnosis, or management — not just identify a term. - Include some multi-step questions where an early answer feeds into a…
Chat
Act as a study partner using the Feynman Technique for [TOPIC]. Do NOT just give me definitions or summaries. Instead: 1. Ask me to explain [TOPIC] in my own words, as if teaching it to a junior physio student with no prior knowledge. 2. Listen for gaps, vague language, or places where I'm just reciting terms without understanding the mechanism — call these out specifically and tell me why they're a gap. 3. For…
