About
Why this exists
Hello, my name is AJ! I teach anatomy and physiology at a community college in Washington state. I originally built QuizNucleus to help my students prepare for the TEAS test, but I decided to share it with the world. I hope you enjoy using it and ask only one thing - please share it with others!
What is in it
Counted from the question bank when this page was built.
6,063
Questions
across every body system
8,736
Blanks to fill
each one graded on its own
25
Subjects
TEAS core through MCAT depth
393,332
Words of teaching
explanations and wrong-answer feedback
16,495
Accepted answers
synonyms, abbreviations, spellings
816
Diagrams
labelled anatomical figures
How it works
- Pick an exam or a class.Every question is tagged to the exam sections it belongs to, so a TEAS student and an MCAT student see different sets, at the right depth.
- Type the answer, in your own words.Most questions are fill-in-the-blank. Synonyms, abbreviations and spellings are accepted, and a near miss gets a hint. Every blank comes with an explanation.
- Learn the mechanism.14 step-through animations and 65 video lectures sit behind the questions, and a diagram or lecture is one click away while you practise.
- Keep what you earn.Progress is saved in your browser; sign in with Google and it follows you to any device.
Ready when you are.
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