Written Notes:

• View a complete set of notes from the Podiatry Institute.
• Study from beginning to end, marking your place with a built-in bookmark, or using the Index to find information on a specific topic.
• With hypertext technology you navigate through the notes quickly and easily.
• Add your own notes to any topic and review them before the exam.
• Graphics and MRI's can be viewed with a click of a button.

     Oral Notes:

• The software includes a separate set of notes specifically written for the oral exam.
  
  

     Written Exams:

This section consists of written examinations. There are 4 exams containing 150 questions each for a total of over 600 questions.

Study Mode gives you the option to view the answer, if you wish. You may also immediately view the notes pertaining to the question on the screen.

Test Mode will generate a true test, where answers are unavailable. The test is timed, and consists of 150 questions, just like the real thing. In this mode, the computer grades the exam and displays your score. The display gives a percent score for each section. You may then review the incorrect questions. The program will display the question, your answer, and the correct answer. You have the ability to go directly to the written notes to review the information pertaining to the question. This allows for rapid correction as well as immediate reinforcement of the study material.

You may select All categories (test will consist of mixed questions from all topics) or Individual categories (test consists of all the questions on that particular category). This is quite useful for concentrated study in weak areas.

Note: If a test question is associated with a case presentation and/or picture, the Case and/or Picture button will be present. These test aids are being used extensively now on the written exams.

     Oral Exam:

• This section contains sample oral questions. You are presented with a question sheet and an examiner's information sheet. The examiner's information sheet contains the important points that an examiner will be looking for and the points to pass list. There are eighteen cases that cover past areas of interest by the board.