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MediEdify Competition · open to medical students

Sixty seconds. How many can you get right?

A sprint of medical multiple-choice questions against the clock. Answer as many as you can correctly in 60 seconds, then see how you and your university stack up.

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Which nerve supplies the deltoid muscle?

Radial nerve
Axillary nerve
Musculocutaneous nerve
Suprascapular nerve

How it works

  1. 1

    Enter in a minute

    Email and password or Google, then your name, university, specialty and year.

  2. 2

    Sixty seconds on the clock

    One question at a time, four options, one right answer. Get it right and the next appears straight away; get it wrong and you wait half a second.

  3. 3

    See where you land

    Most right answers wins. Level on that, fewest wrong; then the quickest. Every university is ranked by how fast its students answer.

The rules

  • Questions are single best answer: four options, exactly one right.
  • The 60 seconds start with the first question and do not pause.
  • A wrong answer scores nothing and costs a half-second pause before the next question, with the clock still running.
  • Questions come from every preclinical subject in turn, drawn at random, so no two runs are the same.
  • One go each, under your real name and university.

How the ranking works

Students
Most right answers first. Level on that, fewest wrong answers; still level, the quicker average answer.
Universities
Ranked by their entrants’ average time per answer: the quicker a university’s students answer, the higher it sits.

Ready when you are

Entry takes a minute and the challenge takes sixty seconds. Bring your quickest recall.

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