Too many details
Structures, mechanisms and indications blur together without review.
Medical students
Huge volumes of material, remembered systematically
Anatomy, physiology, pharmacology — Doopi helps you break it down, attach diagrams and review it until your clinical exams.
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Sound familiar?
Every subject is thousands of details
Terms, mechanisms, doses — none of it sticks after one read.
Visuals are hard to retain
Diagrams and anatomy images need to be seen again and again.
Starting over every term
Last year’s material fades as new subjects begin.
Image cards
Put diagrams and illustrations on your cards
Put an image on the front to ask “which structure is this?”, or on the back to check yourself. Images live in the media library and can be reused across cards.
- Images from your media library or a fresh upload
- Media folders: Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology…
- See which cards and documents use a file
Detailed notes
A short back, a complete note
Keep the back short for fast review and put mechanisms, classification tables and clinical pearls in the card’s note page.
- Note pages with tables, lists and headings
- Link look-alike cards (same drug class, neighbouring structures)
- Star the cards you keep missing
Long-term retention
Remember for finals, not just next week’s quiz
Intervals of up to 30 days keep earlier years within reach. Cumulative review sessions combine subjects before big exams.
- An automatic six-box Leitner schedule
- Sessions by organ system or by exam
- Capture new findings to the Inbox during rotations
Deck ideas
How medical students split their decks
Small decks, each with one clear topic.
Anatomy by region
Upper limb, lower limb, head and neck — with images.
Physiology by system
Cardiovascular, respiratory, renal — mechanisms in notes.
Pharmacology by drug class
Mechanism, indications, side effects; link look-alikes.
Cell biology
Organelles and functions — a sample deck is in the trial account.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put anatomy images on cards?
Yes. Each side of a card can hold an image from your media library or a new upload, alongside text.
How do I avoid mixing up drugs in the same class?
Link the cards as “confusable”. When you study one, you see the ones it gets mixed up with and can drill that group on its own.
Can I study on my phone during rotations?
Yes. Doopi runs in your phone’s browser; swipe cards to grade them and capture new things to the Inbox.
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