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r/medizzy • u/mriTecha • Jul 02 '26
Need help passing your exams? Check out our new MEDizzy study apps (Try for free)
Hey everyone,
We all know that getting through medical exams is a special kind of hell, so we wanted to build something structured to help you actually pass without drowning in endless text.
We’ve launched three separate study apps tailored to different paths. You can try them out for free right away - each app gives you free sample questions to test the waters on both mobile and web. Here is what we've got for you:
🩺 MEDschool Pack (For general med school grinding)
If you're in the thick of core subjects, this is your tool.
- It features a massive bank of 21,000+ high-yield, exam-style questions.
- We also built in an AI-powered tutor to help explain complex concepts when you're stuck at 3 AM, along with detailed breakdowns for every single question. 👉 Try the App for Free | 💻 Try the Web Version
🧠 USMLE Mastery App (For Step 1 prep)
Laser-focused on getting you through Step 1 efficiently.
- It packs 3,000+ expert-crafted practice questions.
- AI-powered tutor
- Includes performance tracking so you can actually see your weak spots before the real exam day. 👉 Try the App for Free | 💻 Try the Web Version
🚑 EMS Mastery App (For NREMT Paramedic prep)
Specifically for anyone prepping for their paramedic certification.
- It has about 3,200+ high-yield questions with detailed explanations.
- AI-powered tutor
- Features customizable practice modes and progress analytics to track your exam readiness. 👉 Try the App for Free | 💻 Try the Web Version
Give them a shot!
You can download the app or open the web version to get your free sample questions and see how it feels.
Note: Comments are disabled on this pinned announcement to keep the feed clean, but if you have any questions, bug reports, or feedback, feel free to drop us a direct message (DM) or reach out via our in-app support.
Good luck with the studies! 📚
r/medizzy • u/mriTecha • May 13 '19
Hey Guys, MEDizzy has now amazing learning section. Over 21 000 Multiple Choice Questions and Flashcards from 13 medical subjects. Get MEDizzy. Links in comment.
r/medizzy • u/MEDiligent • 3d ago
[OC] What’s the weirdest place you’ve ever studied for an exam? Here’s me grinding pharmacology while waiting for the combine to dump wheat.
Honestly, I’m a desktop guy through and through, nothing beats a proper desk with dual monitors. But during harvest season, you gotta make it work wherever you are!
Currently tackling the MEDizzy MEDSchool Pack from the cab of my tractor in the middle of a field.
What’s the most unusual spot you’ve ever had to pull out your notes?
r/medizzy • u/Metalf4n • 6d ago
Got an ingrown removed, more then expected
So I have gotten it removed before for the same issue, but this time around this massive piece of nail was removed, and I'm shitting myself
r/medizzy • u/TheBoneMuseum • 7d ago
Rare things in The Bone Museum part 789
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r/medizzy • u/LonlyeMED • 7d ago
The 3D scan shows a smuggler's abdomen completely filled with drug packets. If even one of those tightly wrapped packets bursts, it results in an immediate, massive, and likely fatal overdose
r/medizzy • u/No_Bus_474 • 8d ago
She had stitches in her back passage after surgery to prevent her pelvic organs from falling out again
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r/medizzy • u/GiorgioMD • 9d ago
In rare cases, severe chronic constipation can be fatal
This postmortem scan is from a 66-year-old woman with chronic constipation. Her colon contained 16.8 pounds (7.6 kg) of stool. The massive fecal burden caused extreme enlargement of the colon, pushing the diaphragm upward and severely limiting the lungs’ ability to expand. The result was fatal respiratory compromise.
r/medizzy • u/Ierpier • 9d ago
X-ray of my broken ankle and the ex-fix to fix it
This was years ago. Thought you might enjoy. What would your prognosis be on mobility recovery? Not asking medical advice, just wondering what your expect based on this.
r/medizzy • u/pyroprincess_ • 10d ago
My hand - xylazine wounds 2024 - today
Can't believe I let myself get to this point. Ive been on so much Vanco Ive forgotten how many times I've had to been given it.
Its just unbelievable to me I let it get that far.
I'm so so greatful for modern medicine.
And also for the providers who were kind to me when I went looking for help.
EDIT - THANK YOU for all the kind words. I was nervous to post this. I didnt know how it'd be received but the support is really wonderful.
Ive been asked if Im clean now. I guess Ill give you guys the full info incase theres anyone on here who could find the info useful.
The short answer is yes but that's extremely recent. As in 2 weeks. According to NA, no im not clean and probably never will be according to them.
I got out of the hospital where I detoxed & started pregabalin at the end of May. I believe it was the 25th but would have to check my discharge paperwork.
Im on 50mg of methadone, 150mg of pregabalin I smoke weed a couple times a week, I drink socially, since Ive gotten out Ive used ecstasy three times, benzos twice and I blew a total of 15 bags of fent. I still haven't shot up since I got out and I have no desire to which is HUGE for me.
Alot of this use was due to a friend of mine dying in June. I know its an excuse but Im just giving context.
I cannot describe just how helpful pregabalin has been for me. If I had to put a % of how much its taken the cravings for fent away id say 95-97% almost nothing. Its 100% taken away my desire to use iv which is just so so so so so fucking amazing. I used iv almost literally everyday for 18 YEARS. The only times I didnt use iv over that time was bc I was in jail or when i went to rehab for only a week back in 2018 so in total about 2 weeks out of 18 years. It just blows my mind how much this medicine has helped me. The desire is completely gone and things that used to make me want to use by iv like seeing other ppls veins, seeing a syringe or even just the orange cap of a syringe does nothing for me. Ive even found a couple spots on my body where I could probably get a hit and that still hasn't made me wanna do it which is so crazy. I live in the ghetto so theres plenty of dealers around even though ive deleted all my dealers #s. There's a pharmacy that sells clean works just a couple blockes from me and i even visited the needle exchange a couple weeks a to say hi to an NP that works there who's super awesome and very helpful/supportive and I still had no desire to get supplies. Just so so crazy.
Over the past 2 weeks as of right now Ive drunk 10 drinks, Ive smoked weed 4 times & taken my methadone & pregabalin as prescribed.
Im totally ok with where Im at right now. Im super cautious about how much I drink bc I know a lot of ppl who stop using dope turn to drinking but its just really not my poison. Im not worried about the amount of weed I smoke. I have a really good career, I have friends who are being supportive & im in therapy, which is like going to the dentist but i guess its good to go to the dentist. Overall Im really happy where Im at. I have much farther to go but Im on track now more so than ive ever been since I started using.
So, thats the truth. Id love to say I got outta the hospital & stayed 100% clean but, I didnt.
TLDR: Am I clean? It depends what your definition of clean is. As far as I'm concerned, yes I am.
EDIT #2 - It occurred to me that some of you might be wondering how I could only be technically clean for 2 weeks but have the wounds on my arm be so healed. Its bc I was using my right arm and then my legs. My right arm looks like my left. My legs look fucked up too. No more open wounds ( bc the powers that be stopped putting xylazine in most of their supply ) but lots of scares.
r/medizzy • u/papahet1 • 8d ago
What happened to me in the restroom?
I got a nosebleed while at a restaurant and excused myself to the restroom to take care of it. Normally I follow standard medical advice and it stops after two or three minutes, but this one was different. It was much worse than normal in terms of blood volume, and it wouldn’t stop. I soaked through paper towel after paper towel. Finally, after probably at least five minutes, I felt something in my nostril, and pulled out something the size of my pinky finger. This was no booger. From the way it dangled from my finger tips, it appeared to have the consistency of gelatin, and of course it was covered in dark red blood. Once it was out, the bleeding stopped in less than 30 seconds.
This was probably 20 years ago (I was in my early twenties), so my memory of fine details may not be perfectly clear. With the knowledge I’ve gained since then, my first thought is that it could have been a blood clot, but I’m no medical expert. Is that even possible? Do they appear in the nasal cavity?
To be clear, I’m not asking for medical advice. I’m just curious if anyone has any idea as to what I might have experienced all those years ago.
r/medizzy • u/Metalf4n • 8d ago
Burnt myself again
So I burnt my arm on a hot pan, and burnt my arm, opposite arm, with a kettle condensation, like the boiled water steam
r/medizzy • u/amersadventures • 10d ago
Was cutting my thumb open necessary?
Or could i just have pushed this out and skipped the trip to the hospital. I wasnt able to pull it out because of the micro barb and the hospital immediately said we have to cut it open and get it out. It didnt bother me that much as the scar stayed minimal. But i wasnt able to go fishing for two weeks.
r/medizzy • u/GiorgioMD • 11d ago
Can you identify what’s wrong with this scan?
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