Test Prep

Antibiotics, Antivirals, & Anti-Infective Agents

Identify commonly used anti-infective agents, their spectrum of activity, and primary indications relevant to NAPLEX.

72 cards

Cardiovascular Agents

Reinforce essential cardiovascular medications including antihypertensives, antiarrhythmics, and lipid-lowering agents for exam readiness.

Endocrine & Metabolic Agents

Cover high-yield endocrine medications used in diabetes, thyroid disorders, and metabolic conditions.

Bone Health, Vitamins, & Minerals

Focus on medications and supplements that support bone density, correct deficiencies, and manage mineral imbalances.

Reproductive Health & Hormones

Learn key hormonal therapies and medications used in contraception, menopause, and reproductive disorders.

Review top GI medications used to treat acid disorders, constipation, diarrhea, and GI motility issues.

Gastrointestinal Agents

Master drugs used for neurologic and psychiatric conditions, including antidepressants, antiepileptics, and antipsychotics.

Neurologic Agents

81 cards

Respiratory Agents

Study critical respiratory medications including bronchodilators, corticosteroids, and antihistamines.

Miscellaneous Agents & Vaccines

Explore a variety of high-yield medications and common vaccines tested on the NAPLEX.

Test your knowledge of drug uses across therapeutic classes to solidify understanding of common clinical indications.

Drug Indication Review

162 cards

NCLEX-RN®

All the highest-yield concepts in Saunders, Kaplan, Lippincott, Hurst, Khan Academy, and HESI NCLEX.

PMP®

Comprehensive PMP exam flashcards to crush the PMP exam on your first attempt!

Project Foundations and Characteristics

Master project management fundamentals, including key characteristics, process groups, and knowledge areas. Explore how projects deliver business value through agile and predictive approaches while aligning with organizational strategies and structures.

Project Integration Management

Develop essential project management skills by mastering integration processes, from project groundwork to execution and closure. Explore the project manager's role, key responsibilities, and critical decision-making nuances while ensuring seamless coordination across project phases.

154 cards

Scope Management

Master scope management by exploring key processes, emerging trends, and adaptive approaches. Learn to collect and manage requirements, define scope statements, create a WBS, validate deliverables, and maintain control for project success.

Gain expertise in schedule management by exploring key trends, adaptive strategies, and essential techniques. Learn to define activities, create schedules, estimate durations, manage float, and optimize performance while factoring in constraints for effective project delivery.

Schedule Management

Develop essential cost management skills by exploring trends, planning strategies, and estimation techniques. Learn to create budgets, establish cost baselines, implement controls, and apply earned value management (EVM) to track project performance and cost efficiency.

Cost Management

Enhance your quality management skills by exploring key concepts, adaptive approaches, and cost-quality trade-offs. Learn to plan, manage, and control project quality using benchmarking, design experiments, trend analysis, and statistical sampling techniques.

Quality Management

Advance your resource management skills by exploring key concepts, emerging trends, and adaptive strategies. Learn to plan, acquire, and manage resources effectively, including team development, role differentiation, negotiation, and resource control for project success.

Resource Management

Communications Management

Strengthen your communication management skills by exploring key concepts, emerging trends, and adaptive strategies. Learn to plan, create, and manage effective project communications while assessing team dynamics, applying communication methods, and monitoring outcomes.

Enhance your risk management skills by exploring key concepts, emerging trends, and adaptive strategies. Learn to plan, identify, analyze, and respond to project risks while developing risk categories, creating risk registers, and applying advanced analysis techniques.

Risk Management

92 cards

Procurement Management

Develop essential procurement management skills by exploring key concepts, emerging trends, and best practices. Learn to plan procurement, create procurement documents, select sellers, manage contracts, handle claims, and ensure smooth contract closure.

56 cards

Stakeholder Management

Enhance your stakeholder management skills by exploring key concepts, identifying stakeholders, and conducting effective analysis. Learn to plan, manage, and monitor stakeholder engagement to drive successful project outcomes.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of Agile project management by exploring key principles, Scrum foundations, user stories, and iterative approaches. Learn to plan sprints, manage roles, estimate tasks, track performance, and address risks while fostering continuous improvement and value delivery.

Agile Project Management

Describe the structure and function different bodily systems.

CNA

All the top concepts aligned to all 50 states’ Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) exams.

Anatomy Basics

Human Growth and Development

Describe the stages of human growth and development, including the physical, emotional, and cognitive changes with each stage.

Identify potential hazards and common injuries, including accidents and falls.

Safety

Prevent the spread of illnesses with best practices for infection control.

Infection Control

Acute and Chronic Conditions

Determine how to best support patients through common acute and chronic conditions.

Demonstrate proper hand-washing and hygiene practices.

Hygiene

Support patient care with protocols for dressing and grooming.

Dressing and Grooming

Describe nutritional and hydration needs, including how to accommodate dietary preference and therapeutic diets.

Nutrition and Hydration

Measurements and Vital Signs

Explain the purpose and protocols associated with taking patient vital signs and measurements.

Demonstrate proper bed care practices to support patient safety and comfort.

Bed Care

Identify proper toileting methods for healthy elimination of waste.

Elimination

Mobility and Restorative Care

Encourage patient mobility and restorative care to combat the risks of immobility.

Describe proper emergency protocols, including acute emergency situations and disaster response.

Emergencies

Emotional and Mental Health

Recognize the emotional and mental needs of patients, including pursuing interventions when necessary.

Self Care and Independence

Promote Patient Independence and Self-Care with supportive strategies.

Understand how emotional, mental and physical health may change with age.

Age-Related Changes

Pain management concepts, assessment, treatment, and caregiver responsibilities.

Pain Management

Spiritual and Cultural Needs

Explain how to address spiritual and cultural needs of patients.

Demonstrate best practices to support patients at the end of their lives.

End of Life Care

Ensure effective communication with patients, family members, and the health care team.

Communication

Describe patient rights to privacy, self-expression, and fair treatment.

Patient Rights

Legal and Ethical Behavior

Identify potential breaches of legal and ethical behavior in patient care.

Understand the reporting requirements related to patient care.

Reporting

Explain the roles and responsibilities of a Nurse Assistant as a member of a health care team.

Health Care Teams

Describe the different kinds of health care systems and how they function.

Health Care Systems

Summarize the role and function of network components.

MBE

All the highest-yield UBE concepts in BarBri, Themis, Kaplan, Adaptibar & other bar exam prep resources.

CCNA

All the top concepts in the official Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) curriculum.

1.1 Network Components

1.2 Network Topology and Architectures

Summarize characteristics of network topology architectures.

1.3 Interfaces and Cable Types

Examine physical interface and cabling types.

1.4 Interface and Cable Issues

Recognize interface and cable issues, such collisions, errors, mismatch duplex, and/or speed.

Compare and Contrast TCP andUDP.

1.5 TCP and UDP

1.6 IPv4 Addressing and Subnetting

Configure and verify IPv4 addressing and subnetting.

1.7 Private IPv4 Addressing

Summarize private IPv4 addressing.

Configure and verify IPv6 addressing and prefix.

1.8 IPv6 Addressing

Summarize IPv6 address types, including Unicast, Anycast, Multicast, and Modified EUI 64.

1.9 IPv6 Address Types

1.10 IP Parameters for Client OS

Verify IP parameters for Client OS (Windows, Mac OS, Linux).

Summarize wireless principles, such as non-overlapping wifi-channels, SSID, RF, and encryption.

1.11 Wireless Principles

1.12 Virtualization Fundamentals

Summarize virtualization fundamentals (server virtualization, containers, and VRFs).

Summarize switching concepts, including MAC learning and aging, frame switching, frame flooding, and MAC address tables.

1.13 Switching Concepts

Configure and verify VLANs (normal range) spanning multiple switches, including access ports (data and voice), default VLAN, and InterVLAN connectivity.

2.1 VLANs

2.2 Interswitch Connectivity

Configure and verify interswitch connectivity, including trunk ports, 802.1Q, and Native VLAN.

2.3 Layer 2 Discovery Protocols

Configure and verify Layer 2 discovery protocols (Cisco Discovery Protocol and LLDP).

Configure and verify (Layer 2/Layer 3) EtherChannel (LACP).

2.4 EtherChannel

2.5 Rapid PVST+ Spanning Tree Protocol

Interpret basic operations of Rapid PVST+ Spanning Tree Protocol, including root port, root bridge, other port names, port states, PortFast, root guard, loop guard, BPDU filter, and BPDU guard.

2.6 Cisco Wireless Architectures

Summarize Cisco Wireless Architectures and AP modes.

Summarize physical infrastructure connections of WLAN components (AP, WLC, access/trunk ports, and LAG).

2.7 WLAN Components

2.8 Network Device Management Access

Summarize network device management access (Telnet, SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, console, TACACS+/RADIUS, and cloud managed).

2.9 LAN GUI Configuration

Interpret the wireless LAN GUI configuration for client connectivity, such as WLAN creation, security settings, QoS profiles, and advanced settings.

3.1 Components of Routing Table

Interpret the components of routing table, including routing protocol code, prefix, network mask, next hop, administrative distance, metric, and gateway of last resort.

3.2 Router Decision Making

Determine how a router makes a forwarding decision by default, including longest prefix match, administrative distance, and routing protocol metric.

3.3 IPv4 and IPv6 Static Routing

Configure and verify IPv4 and IPv6 static routing, including default route, network route, host route, floating statistics.

Configure and verify single area OSPFv2, including neighbor adjacencies, point-to-point, broadcast, and router ID.

3.4 OSPFv2

3.5 First Hop Redundancy Protocols

Summarize the purpose, functions, and concepts of first hop redundancy protocols.

Configure and verify inside source NAT using static and pools.

4.1 Inside Source NAT

Configure and verify NTP operating in a client and server mode.

4.2 NTP Operating

Summarize the role of DHCP and DNS within the network.

4.3 DHCP and DNS

Summarize the function of SNMP in network operations.

4.4 SNMP

Summarize the use of syslog features including facilities and levels.

4.5 Syslog Features

4.6 DHCP Client and Relay

Configure and verify DHCP client and relay.

4.7 Forward Per-Hop Behavior for QoS

Summarize the forwarding per-hop behavior (PHB) for QoS, such as classification, marking, queuing, congestion, policing, and shaping.

4.8 Remote Access using SSH

Configure network devices for remote access using SSH.

Summarize the capabilities and functions of TFTP/FTP in the network.

4.9 TFTP/FTP

5.1 Key Security Concepts

Define key security concepts (threats, vulnerabilities, exploits, and mitigation techniques).

5.2 Security Program Elements

Summarize security program elements (user awareness, training, and physical access control).

5.3 Device Access and Local Passwords

Configure and verify device access control using local passwords.

5.4 Security Password Policies Elements

Summarize security password policies elements, such as management, complexity, and password alternatives (multifactor authentication, certificates, and biometrics).

5.5 IPsec and site-to-site VPNs

Summarize IPsec remote access and site-to-site VPNs.

Configure and verify access control lists.

5.6 Access Control Lists

5.7 Layer 2 Security Features

Configure and verify Layer 2 security features (DHCP snooping, dynamic ARP inspection, and port security).

5.8 Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting Concepts

Examine authentication, authorization, and accounting concepts.

5.9 Wireless Security Protocols

Summarize wireless security protocols (WPA, WPA2, and WPA3).

Configure and verify WLAN within the GUI using WPA2 PSK.

5.10 WLAN within the GUI

6.1 Automation and Network Management

Summarize how automation impacts network management.

6.2 Traditional Networks and Controller-Based Networking

Examine traditional networks with controller-based networking.

6.3 Controller-Based Software Defined Architecture

Summarize controller-based, software defined architecture (overlay, underlay, and fabric).

6.4 AI and Machine Learning in Network Operations

Summarize AI (generative and predictive) and machine learning in network operations.

Summarize characteristics of REST-based APIs (authentication types, CRUD, HTTP verbs, and data encoding).

6.5 REST-based APIs

6.6 Configuration Management Mechanisms

Recognize the capabilities of configuration management mechanisms, such as Ansible and Terraform.

Recognize components of JSON-encoded data.

6.7 JSON-Encoded Data

Domain 1: Security and Risk Management

CISSP®

All the highest-yield terminology and definitions for the CISSP exam.

Review key terms related to governance, risk, compliance, and security principles.

Domain 1 Part 2: Security and Risk Management

Review key terms related to governance, risk, compliance, and security principles.

199 cards

Domain 1 Part 3: Security and Risk Management

Review key terms related to governance, risk, compliance, and security principles.

146 cards

Domain 2: Asset Security

Familiarize yourself with terminology for asset classification, data handling, and privacy protection.

138 cards

Domain 3: Security Architecture and Engineering

Learn essential terms related to secure system design, hardware, and cryptographic principles.

160 cards

Domain 3 Part 2: Security Architecture and Engineering

Learn essential terms related to secure system design, hardware, and cryptographic principles.

159 cards

Domain 3 Part 3: Security Architecture and Engineering

Learn essential terms related to secure system design, hardware, and cryptographic principles.

158 cards

Domain 3 Part 4: Security Architecture and Engineering

Learn essential terms related to secure system design, hardware, and cryptographic principles.

157 cards

Domain 4: Communication and Network Security

Understand key network and communication security terms, protocols, and architectures.

169 cards

Domain 4 Part 2: Communication and Network Security

Understand key network and communication security terms, protocols, and architectures.

170 cards

Domain 4 Part 3: Communication and Network Security

Understand key network and communication security terms, protocols, and architectures.

178 cards

Domain 5: Identity and Access Management (IAM)

219 cards

Domain 6: Security Assessment and Testing

Study terminology used in evaluating, testing, and validating security controls.

182 cards

Domain 7: Security Operations

Review operational security terms covering monitoring, response, and recovery processes.

178 cards

Domain 7 Part 2: Security Operations

Review operational security terms covering monitoring, response, and recovery processes.

183 cards

Domain 8: Software Development Security

Learn vocabulary related to secure coding, development practices, and software vulnerabilities.

209 cards

GRE® Physics

740+ GRE physics flashcards to accelerate your exam prep and readiness!

Classical Mechanics I

Analyze and solve problems involving motion and forces using core principles from kinematics, dynamics, energy, and rotation.

107 cards

Classical Mechanics II

Apply advanced mechanics principles to analyze motion in central forces, non-inertial frames, fluids, and 3D systems using Newtonian and analytical formalisms.

Analyze electric and magnetic fields, circuits, and electromagnetic waves using Maxwell’s equations and fundamental laws of electromagnetism.

Electromagnetism

114 cards

Optics and Wave Phenomena

Interpret and predict wave behaviors such as interference, diffraction, and polarization in optical and mechanical systems.

Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics

Apply the laws of thermodynamics and statistical principles to calculate and understand the thermal behavior of macroscopic systems.

Solve the Schrödinger equation for fundamental systems and explain key quantum phenomena including angular momentum and perturbations.

Quantum Mechanics

Describe atomic structure and spectra using quantum models and understand electron transitions, radiation, and field interactions.

Atomic Physics

Apply Lorentz transformations and relativistic concepts to analyze time, space, energy, and momentum at high velocities.

Special Relativity

Evaluate experimental setups, interpret data, and use error analysis, instrumentation, and detection techniques in physics experiments.

Laboratory Methods

56 cards

Specialized Topics

Understand advanced topics in modern physics, including nuclear and particle interactions, condensed matter properties, and the application of mathematical, astrophysical, and computational methods to complex physical systems.

86 cards

NASM® CPT

All the highest-yield concepts in the official NASM Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) curriculum.

Chapter 1 - The Modern State of Health and Fitness

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to distinguish a fitness professional's role in the health industry, identify common health conditions, tell the difference between facts and myths in regards to fitness, and identify a personal trainer's scope of practice.

Chapter 2 - The Personal Training Profession

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to discover employment opportunities, create a resume, describe the most common tasks for personal trainers, develop sales and marketing strategies, and identify requirements and opportunities for continuing education.

Chapter 3 - The Psychology of Exercise

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to describe common reasons why people avoid exercise, evaluate social influences, recommend forms of support for clients, and identify the psychological benefits of exercise.

Chapter 4 - Behavioral Coaching

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to summarize client expectations, assess the client's stage of readiness to change behaviors, structure an initial session, communicate effectively to build rapport, and implement behavior change techniques to increase exercise adherence.

Chapter 5 - The Nervous, Muscular, and Skeletal Systems

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to outline the basic structure and function of the nervous, skeletal, and muscular systems and identify the effects exercise has on each of those systems.

Chapter 6 - The Cardiorespiratory, Endocrine, and Digestive Systems

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to identify and summarize the structure and function of the cardiorespiratory, endocrine, and digestive systems.

Chapter 7 - Human Movement Science

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to summarize the scientific terminology for given movements, identify biomechanical concepts crucial to exercise, and describe motor behavior and how the human movement system responds to changes in the environment.

Chapter 8 - Exercise Metabolism and Bioenergetics

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to identify the first law of thermodynamics and how it relates to exercise, describe the energy systems, identify how each macronutrient can be used as fuel, and integrate concepts of energy balance for body composition management.

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to explain the role of various nutrients, identify a personal trainer's scope of practice in the nutrition field, communicate information to clients with various nutrition topics, and identify strategies to empower clients to make healthy nutritional decisions.

Chapter 9 - Nutrition

Chapter 10 - Supplementation

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to define supplements and summarize the rationale for using common supplements.

Chapter 11 - Health, Wellness, and Fitness Assessments

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to explain the importance of fitness assessments, collect and summarize subjective data, and perform physiological, body composition, and cardiorespiratory assessments.

Chapter 12 - Postural, Movement, and Performance Assessments

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to identify the rationale for postural and movement assessments, conduct various posture, movement, and performance assessments, and interpret the results of the data collected.

Chapter 13 - Integrated Training and the OPT Model

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to identify types of exercise and describe the NASM OPT model.

Chapter 14 - Flexibility Training Concepts

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to summarize the importance of flexibility training, explain the scientific rationale for flexibility training, and execute, instruct and cue various types of flexibility training.

Chapter 15 - Cardiorespiratory Fitness Training

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to summarize the importance of cardiorespiratory training, outline general cardiorespiratory guidelines, and explain stage training.

Chapter 16 - Core Training Concepts

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to identify the different divisions of the core musculature and employ methods to effectively execute, instruct, and cue various core training exercises.

Chapter 17 - Balance Training Concepts

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to describe the scientific rationale for balance training, summarize the benefits of balance training, and employ methods to effectively execute, instruct, and cue various balance exercises.

Chapter 18 - Plyometric (Reactive) Training Concepts

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to explain and summarize the benefits of plyometric training and employ methods to effectively execute, instruct, and cue plyometric exercises.

Chapter 19 - Speed, Agility, and Quickness Training Concepts

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to describe and discuss the importance of SAQ training, design an SAQ training program for various types of clients, and employ methods to effectively execute, instruct, and cue various SAQ drills

Chapter 20 - Resistance Training Concepts

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to define and categorize types of resistance training exercises, identify acute variables, and employ methods to safely execute, instruct, and cue resistance exercises.

Chapter 21 - The Optimum Performance Training Model

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to differentiate between different periodization types and design an exercise program for various goals using the OPT model.

Chapter 22 - Introduction to Exercise Modalities

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to categorize common exercise modalities and determine the safest and best modality for various types of clients.

Chapter 23 - Chronic Health Conditions and Special Populations

After completing this deck, the fitness professional will be able to identify exercise needs and limitations for various health conditions, summarize the effects of various health limitations, and identify precautions and considerations for writing exercise programs for people with health conditions.

Traffic Signals and Road Signs

NREMT® Paramedic

All the highest-yield concepts in the official National Registry Paramedic curriculum.

Drivers Test New York

Flashcards created by top experts to supplement the official Drivers Test preparation.

This deck reviews all the traffic signals and road signs needed for the Drivers Ed test.

Intersections, Roundabouts, Lanes and U-Turns

This deck covers concepts around intersection, roundabouts, lane, and U-turn rules and regulations.

Lane Changing and Right of Way Rules

This deck provides an overview of the rules related to lane changing and right of way.

Seat Belts, Highways, Sharing the Road and Tailgating

This deck covers a wide range of topics including seat belt safety and rules, highway safety, sharing the road and tailgating rules.

This deck will test your knowledge of different driving situations that new drivers will encounter and the best way to react to each.

Situations and Reactions

Parking, Night Driving, Passing and Traffic Sensibility

This deck reviews traffic rules, laws and regulations related to parking, night driving, passing and general traffic sensibility.

Emergency Vehicles and School Buses

This deck covers all the New York rules that a driver should know related to emergency vehicles and school buses.

This deck reviews various fines and speed limit laws.

Fines and Limits

Drinking and Driving and Distracted Driving

This deck reviews rules and regulations around drinking and driving as well as distracted driving.

Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine

WSET® Level 3 Wine

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Level 3 textbook to pass with distinction.

How to taste wine using the Systematic Approach to Tasting WSET™

Learn how to pair wine with food.

Wine with Food

Storage and Service of Wine

Learn the optimal ways to store and serve wine.

Anatomy of the vine, vine species, grape species, vineyard management, diseases

Climate classifications, climate drivers, weather hazards

Climate

White and Sweet Winemaking

How still white wine is made

Learn how red and rosé wines are made.

Red and Rosé Winemaking

An overview of the purpose of wine laws as well as the umbrella frameworks in Europe and the US, plus cost factors that go into producing wine.

Wine Law and Costs

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Bordeaux.

Bordeaux

66 cards

The Dordogne and South West France

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Southwest France.

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Burgundy.

Burgundy

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, producers, and production methods of Beaujolais.

Beaujolais

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Alsace.

Alsace

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Loire Valley.

Loire Valley

56 cards

Northern Rhône

Learn the grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of the Northern Rhône.

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Southern Rhône.

Southern Rhône

Southern France (Languedoc/Roussillon and Provence)

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Languedoc Roussillon, and Provence.

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Jura and Savoie.

Jura and Savoie

Learn the laws, geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Germany.

Germany

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Austria.

Austria

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Hungary.

Tokaj

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Greece.

Greece

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Spain.

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Portugal.

Portugal

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Napa, Sonoma, and the major coastal areas of California.

California

Oregon, Washington and New York

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Canada.

Canada

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Chile.

Chile

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Argentina.

Argentina

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of South Africa.

South Africa

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Australia.

Australia

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of New Zealand.

New Zealand

Champagne / Sparkling Wines of the World

The major grapes and regions of sparkling wines, production methods, aging requirements, and styles.

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Sherry plus the solera process and system.

Sherry

Learn the geography, grape varieties, climate, soil, wine styles, and producers of Port plus how it is produced.

Port

Fortified Muscats and Other Sweet Wines

Learn the grape varieties, wine styles, and producers of Rutherglen Muscats from Australia and Vin Doux Naturels from France.

Above + Beyond: Not on the Exam, but Fun to Know

A deep dive into regional details to expand your knowledge. You won't need to know these for the exam.

Producers to Know/Seek Out

A good resource for top producers so you can taste classic examples from their respective appellations when you're studying for the blind-tasting portion of the exam.

L'Approche systématique de la dégustation de vin

WSET® Niveau 3 Vins

Tous les concepts essentiels du livre officiel du Diplôme de niveau 3 en vins du WSET®.

Comment déguster le vin en utilisant l'approche systématique de dégustation WSET™.

Apprenez à associer le vin avec la nourriture.

Accords mets et vins

Stockage et service du vin

Apprenez les meilleures façons de stocker et de servir le vin.

Anatomie de la vigne, espèces de vignes, espèces de raisins, gestion des vignobles, maladies.

Classifications climatiques, facteurs climatiques, dangers météorologiques.

Climat

Élaboration des vins blancs et vins doux

Comment le vin blanc est produit.

Élaboration des vins rouges et rosés

Comment les vins rouges et rosés sont produits.

Prix du vin et législation

Un aperçu des lois sur le vin, des cadres réglementaires en Europe et aux États-Unis, ainsi que des facteurs de coût entrant dans la production du vin.

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Bordeaux.

Bordeaux

66 cards

Dordogne et Sud-Ouest de la France

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Sud-Ouest de la France.

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Bourgogne.

Bourgogne

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin, les producteurs et les méthodes de production du Beaujolais.

Beaujolais

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d’Alsace.

Alsace

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de la Vallée de la Loire.

Val de Loire

Apprenez les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Rhône Septentrional.

Rhône septentrional

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Rhône Méridional

Rhône méridional

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Languedoc-Roussillon et de la Provence.

Sud de la France

Apprenez les lois, la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d'Allemagne.

Allemagne

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d'Autriche.

Autriche

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Hongrie.

Tokaj

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Grèce.

Grèce

Climat du Piémont, cépages rouges du Piémont, deux DOCG rouges importants du Piémont.

Italie du Nord

60 cards

Italie centrale

Climat de la Toscane, localisation du Chianti, cépages autorisés dans le Chianti Classico.

Cépage du Taurasi, goût de l'Aglianico, deux DOCG de Campanie produisant de l'Aglianico.

Italie du Sud

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d'Espagne.

Espagne

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Portugal.

Portugal

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Napa, Sonoma et les principales régions côtières de Californie.

Californie

Oregon, Washington et New York

Valley of Columbia, Willamette Valley, ombre pluviométrique de Columbia Valley.

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Canada.

Canada

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs du Chili.

Chili

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d'Argentine.

Argentine

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d'Afrique du Sud.

Afrique du Sud

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs d'Australie.

Australie

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Nouvelle-Zélande.

Nouvelle-Zélande

Champagne / Vins effervescents

Les principaux cépages et régions des vins effervescents, les méthodes de production, les exigences d’élevage et les styles.

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Xérès ainsi que le processus et le système de solera.

Xérès

Apprenez la géographie, les cépages, le climat, les sols, les styles de vin et les producteurs de Porto ainsi que son processus de production.

Porto

Apprenez les cépages, les styles de vin et les producteurs des muscats de Rutherglen en Australie et des vins doux naturels en France.

Muscats fortifiés

Au-delà : Non requis pour l'examen, mais intéressant à savoir

Un approfondissement des détails régionaux pour enrichir vos connaissances. Ces informations ne sont pas nécessaires pour l'examen.

Une ressource utile pour les meilleurs producteurs afin de déguster des exemples classiques lors de vos études pour l’examen de dégustation à l’aveugle.

Producteurs à connaître

Traffic Signals and Road Signs

MCAT

All the highest-yield concepts in the AAMC MCAT test plan, Blueprint, Khan Academy, Kaplan, & more.

NCLEX-PN®

All the highest-yield concepts in Saunders, Kaplan, Lippincott, Hurst, Khan Academy, and HESI NCLEX.

Drivers Test California

Flashcards created by top experts to supplement the official Drivers Test preparation.

This deck reviews all the traffic signals and road signs needed for the Drivers Ed test.

Intersections, Roundabouts, Lanes and U-Turns

This deck covers concepts around intersection, roundabouts, lane, and U-turn rules and regulations.

Lane Changing and Right of Way Rules

This deck provides an overview of the rules related to lane changing and right of way.

Seat Belts, Highways, Sharing the Road and Tailgating

This deck covers a wide range of topics including seat belt safety and rules, highway safety, sharing the road and tailgating rules.

This deck will test your knowledge of different driving situations that new drivers will encounter and the best way to react to each.

Situations and Reactions

Parking, Night Driving, Passing and Traffic Sensibility

This deck reviews traffic rules, laws and regulations related to parking, night driving, passing and general traffic sensibility.

Emergency Vehicles and School Buses

This deck covers all the California rules that a driver should know around emergency vehicles and school buses.

This deck reviews various fines and speed limit laws.

Fines and Limits

Drinking and Driving and Distracted Driving

This deck reviews rules and regulations around drinking and driving as well as distracted driving.

Administration & Definitions

UPC Journeyman Plumber

All the top concepts tested by the official UPC Journeyman Plumbing exam.

Understand UPC administration rules and key plumbing definitions.

General Regulations and OSHA Safety Review

Review general plumbing regulations and compliance requirements.

Plumbing Fixtures & Fixture Fittings

Learn about plumbing fixtures, materials, and fixture fittings.

Understand installation, maintenance, and regulations of water heaters.

Water Heaters

Water Supply & Distribution

Review water supply distribution systems and best practices.

Sanitary Drainage Systems

Learn about sanitary drainage systems and compliance requirements.

Understand the requirements and design of indirect waste systems.

Indirect Waste

Review venting systems and configurations in plumbing installations.

Vents

Traps, Interceptors & Separators

Understand the function and installation of traps and interceptors.

Learn about storm drainage system requirements and best practices.

Storm Drainage

Understand regulations and applications of fuel gas systems.

Fuel Gas Code

Plumbing Math & Pressure Calculations

Develop skills in plumbing calculations and pressure measurements.

Prepare for the UPC exam with practice tests and review questions.

Practice Test 1

220 cards

Practice Test 2

Prepare for the UPC exam with practice tests and review questions.

240 cards

Extra Practice

Prepare for the UPC exam with practice tests and review questions.

Administration & Definitions

IPC Journeyman Plumber

All the top concepts in the official IPC Journeyman Plumbing exam curriculum.

Understand IPC administration rules and key plumbing definitions.

General Regulations & OSHA Safety Review

Review general plumbing regulations and compliance requirements.

Plumbing Fixtures & Fixture Fittings

Learn about plumbing fixtures, materials, and fixture fittings.

Water Supply, Distribution and Heaters

Understand the installation, maintenance, and regulations of water heaters, along with water supply distribution systems and best practices.

Sanitary Drainage, Indirect Waste Systems and Storm Drainage

Learn about sanitary drainage systems, indirect wastes and compliance requirements.

Traps, Interceptors, Separators & Vents

Understand the function and installation of traps and interceptors, along with venting systems and configurations in plumbing installations.

Understand regulations and applications of fuel gas systems.

Fuel Gas Code

Plumbing Math & Pressure Calculations

Develop skills in plumbing calculations and pressure measurements.

Practice Test 1 & Exam Review

Prepare for the IPC exam with practice tests and review questions.

Prepare for the IPC exam with practice tests and review questions.

Practice Test 2

Cover miscellaneous IPC topics, including nonpotable water and solar systems, while preparing for the IPC exam with practice tests and review questions.

Extra Practice

133 cards

2020 Master Electrician

All the top concepts in the official 2020 Master Electrician exam curriculum.

Learn to apply Ohm’s Law (E=IR), Power Law (P=EI), and their variations using the pie chart method to calculate voltage, current, resistance, and power in electrical circuits.

Identify branch circuit components, differentiate circuit types, and calculate proper sizing and overcurrent protection.

Understand NEC demand factors, apply them to real-world scenarios, and compare standard vs. demand load calculations.

Learn ampacity tables, analyze temperature adjustments, and determine correct conductor sizing.

Interpret NEC box fill calculations, determine required box and raceway sizes, and verify compliance with installation requirements.

Identify voltage drop thresholds, calculate conductor sizes based on distance and resistance, and apply solutions to minimize power loss.

Analyze motor load equations, apply NEC rules for motors, and evaluate motor circuit configurations.

Unit 8: Single Family Dwelling Service Calculations

Apply NEC residential service calculation steps, justify service size selection, and validate compliance with NEC requirements.

Determine NEC-compliant service loads, analyze demand factors, and differentiate between standard and optional methods.

Solve commercial service load calculations, assess total demand requirements, and apply NEC standards for different occupancy types.

Apply learned concepts to problem-solving exercises, identify knowledge gaps, and reinforce understanding through repetition.

Strengthen problem-solving strategies, review key formulas, and build confidence for exam readiness.

Simulate real exam conditions, test proficiency across all topics, and diagnose areas needing improvement.

Refine test-taking strategies, demonstrate mastery of electrical concepts, and confirm preparedness for the official exam.

2023 Master Electrician

All the top concepts in the official 2023 Master Electrician exam curriculum.

Utilize electrical formulas, apply NEC-specific calculations, and solve circuit problems using the pie chart method.

Identify branch circuit classifications, compute proper circuit sizes, and apply updated NEC 2023 regulations.

Calculate appliance loads, apply NEC 2023 demand factors, and verify load calculations for accuracy.

Retrieve NEC 2023 ampacity tables, analyze derating factors, and determine conductor sizes based on environmental conditions.

Evaluate box fill calculations, analyze raceway sizing factors, and apply NEC 2023 guidelines for compliance.

Learn to compute voltage drop values, assess efficiency losses, and select appropriate wire sizes to ensure compliance.

Learn to solve motor circuit calculations, analyze motor protection requirements, and apply NEC 2023 rules to different motor loads.

Unit 8: Single Family Dwelling Service Calculations

Understand service load calculations, apply NEC 2023 factors, and evaluate compliance for residential installations.

Analyze NEC 2023 rules, compute service loads for multi-family buildings, and differentiate calculation methods.

Apply commercial load calculations, assess service demand factors, and verify NEC compliance for commercial spaces.

Strengthen electrical knowledge, apply NEC updates, and reinforce test-taking strategies.

Review complex calculations, assess mastery of core topics, and refine problem-solving techniques.

Measure competency across all NEC topics, test retention under timed conditions, and evaluate exam readiness.

Confirm mastery of NEC 2023 concepts, simulate the real Master Electrician exam, and finalize preparation strategies.

2020 Journeyman Electrician

All the top concepts in the official 2020 Journeyman Electrician exam curriculum.

Understanding the relationship between power, voltage, current, and resistance using Ohm’s Law and Watt’s Law, applying circular formulas (P=VI, V=IR, etc.) to electrical calculations for the Master Electrician 2020 exam.

Understanding NEC® requirements for branch circuits, including conductor sizing, overcurrent protection, circuit load calculations, and grounding to ensure safe and code-compliant electrical installations.

Applying NEC® demand factors and calculation methods to determine the proper sizing of branch circuits and feeders for cooking appliances and other household or commercial equipment.

Understanding NEC® tables and guidelines to determine the correct conductor size based on ampacity, temperature rating, insulation type, and adjustment factors for safe electrical installations.

Applying NEC® requirements to properly size outlet, junction, and pull boxes, as well as raceways, ensuring adequate space for conductors, fittings, and code compliance.

Using NEC® guidelines and formulas to calculate voltage drop in conductors, ensuring efficient power distribution and minimizing energy loss in electrical circuits.

Applying NEC® provisions to determine motor full-load current, conductor sizing, overcurrent protection, and voltage drop considerations for safe and efficient AC motor operation.

Unit 8: Single Family Dwelling Service Calculations

Using NEC® demand factors and load calculation methods to determine the appropriate service size, conductor sizing, and overcurrent protection for single-family dwellings.

Applying NEC® demand factors and calculation methods to size service, feeders, and branch circuits for commercial buildings, ensuring proper load distribution and compliance with code requirements.

Reinforcing NEC® principles through problem-solving and application of electrical code requirements, calculations, and best practices for safe and code-compliant installations.

Reviewing and applying NEC® concepts, calculations, and installation standards through practice questions to strengthen understanding and ensure exam readiness.

A comprehensive assessment covering NEC® concepts, calculations, and regulations from all units to evaluate knowledge and readiness for the Master Electrician 2020 exam.

A second comprehensive assessment testing proficiency in NEC® codes, electrical calculations, and installation standards to ensure mastery and preparedness for the Master Electrician 2020 exam.

2023 Journeyman Electrician

All the top concepts in the official 2023 Journeyman Electrician exam curriculum.

Understanding and applying Ohm’s Law and Watt’s Law using circular formulas to solve electrical calculations involving power, voltage, current, and resistance in accordance with the 2023 NEC®.

Learning NEC® requirements for branch circuits, including conductor sizing, overcurrent protection, load calculations, and grounding to ensure safe and code-compliant electrical installations.

Applying NEC® demand factors and calculation methods to properly size branch circuits and feeders for cooking appliances and other household or commercial equipment.

Understanding NEC® tables and guidelines to determine proper conductor sizing based on ampacity, temperature rating, insulation type, and adjustment factors for safe electrical installations.

Applying NEC® requirements to determine the proper sizing of outlet, junction, and pull boxes, as well as raceways, ensuring adequate space for conductors and compliance with code regulations.

Using NEC® guidelines and formulas to calculate voltage drop in conductors, ensuring efficient power distribution and minimizing energy loss in electrical circuits.

Applying NEC® provisions to determine motor full-load current, conductor sizing, overcurrent protection, and voltage drop considerations for safe and efficient AC motor operation.

Unit 8: Single Family Dwelling Service Calculations

Using NEC® demand factors and load calculation methods to determine the appropriate service size, conductor sizing, and overcurrent protection for single-family dwellings.

Applying NEC® demand factors and load calculation methods to determine proper service size, feeder conductors, and overcurrent protection for multi-family residential buildings.

Using NEC® demand factors and calculation methods to properly size services, feeders, and branch circuits for commercial buildings, ensuring safe and efficient electrical system design.

Reinforcing NEC® principles through problem-solving and application of electrical code requirements, calculations, and best practices to ensure safe and code-compliant installations.

Reviewing and applying NEC® concepts, calculations, and installation standards through practice questions to strengthen understanding and ensure exam readiness.

A comprehensive assessment covering NEC® concepts, calculations, and regulations from all units to evaluate knowledge and readiness for the Master Electrician 2023 exam.

A second comprehensive assessment testing proficiency in NEC® codes, electrical calculations, and installation standards to ensure mastery and preparedness for the Master Electrician 2023 exam.

Component 1: Preliminary EMT

NREMT® EMT

All the highest-yield concepts in the official National Registry EMT curriculum.

This deck will cover EMS history, well-being, medical/legal/ethical, death/dying, communication/documentation, terminology, and anatomy/physiology.

Component 2: Patient Assessment

This deck will review history taking, assessment, vital signs, growth/development, anatomical terms.

Component 3: Airway Management Techniques and Tools

This deck is a review of airway management tools and techniques.

Component 4: Basic Pharmacology

This deck reviews the indications, contraindications, side effects, dosage, routes, and common terminology.

Component 5: Importance and Pathophysiology of Shock

An overview of causes and progressions of shock(s).

Component 6: Basic Life Support (CPR) Review

A review of CPR and AED skills.

Component 7: Care for the Medical Patient

A review of common illnesses, treatments, and the NREMT Management of the Medical Patient skill sheet.

Component 8: Care for the Trauma Patient

A review of common injuries, treatments, and the NREMT Management of the Trauma Patient skill sheet as well as NREMT Splinting and NREMT Bleeding Control skill sheets.

Component 9: Care for Special Patient Populations

An overview of identification and care for patients considered to be Special Patients. Including obstetrical, pediatrics, and geriatrics.

Component 10: Additional EMS Functions

A review of MCI, incident command, terrorism, and other additional EMS relations.

Understand how food-borne illnesses can result from contaminated food, including risk factors and best practices for keeping food safe.

ServSafe Manager

All the top concepts in the official ServSafe Manager curriculum.

Safe Food

Learn about different types of food contamination, handling food borne outbreaks, and preparing for food allergens.

Contamination

Recognize contamination occurs, then understand the key elements of a strong personal hygiene program to prevent it.

Handling Food

Identify potential hazards in the flow of food and learn how to properly monitor time and temperature to ensure food safety.

Flow of Food

Understand the principles of safe food purchasing, receiving, and storage to maintain food quality and prevent contamination.

Purchasing and Receiving

Learn safe food preparation, cooking, cooling, and reheating techniques to minimize the risk of foodborne illness.

Preparation

Explore best practices for safely holding and serving food to prevent contamination and maintain proper food temperatures.

Service

Food Safety Management Systems

Understand how food safety management systems work to prevent foodborne illness and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

Safe Facilities and Pest Management

Learn how to maintain a safe food facility, respond to emergencies, and implement effective pest management strategies.

Understand the importance of proper cleaning and sanitizing practices.

Cleaning and Sanitizing

Understand the factors that contribute to unsafe food and recognize personal responsibilities in preventing contamination and ensuring food safety.

ServSafe Food Handler

All the top concepts in the official ServSafe Food Handler curriculum.

Basic Food Safety

Learn proper handwashing techniques, hygiene practices, and appropriate attire to maintain a clean and safe food-handling environment.

Personal Hygiene

Controlling Time and Temperature

Understand the importance of time and temperature control in food safety, including proper handling from receiving to preparation, cooking, cooling, and reheating.

Preventing Cross-Contamination

Identify strategies to prevent cross-contamination in food handling, storage, and preparation, and learn how to respond to contamination incidents, especially for individuals with food allergies.

Learn effective cleaning, sanitizing, dishwashing, waste disposal, and pest control practices to maintain a sanitary food service environment.

Cleaning and Sanitizing

Introduction to CrossFit & Fitness

CrossFit Level 1

All the top concepts in the CrossFit Level 1 curriculum. Study efficiently and crush the exam!

Explain CrossFit’s philosophy, methodology, and definition of fitness, including its role in health and performance.

Demonstrate proper movement mechanics, identify common faults, and apply corrective strategies to improve technique and efficiency.

Technique

Describe the impact of nutrition on performance and health, including meal planning strategies and supplementation.

Nutrition and Health

Programming and Adaptations

Explain CrossFit programming principles, including workout design, scaling, and modifications for different fitness levels.

Anatomy & Metabolic Pathways

Identify key anatomical and physiological concepts to assess movement, prevent injury, and enhance performance.

Demonstrate and analyze the execution of fundamental CrossFit movements, including squats, presses, and Olympic lifts.

Movement and Mechanics

Develop effective coaching strategies, including cueing, scaling, and responsible training practices for athlete progression.

Coaching and Guidance

113 cards

Foundational and Additional Movements

Identify and apply the mechanics, benefits, and progressions of CrossFit’s nine foundational movements and additional exercises.

Anatomia dos membros inferiores (deck demonstrativo)

Medcards Ciclo Básico

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1: Set The Stage & Gather Client Information (10%)

AFC®

250+ Adaptive flashcards covering all the highest-yield concepts in the AFC® exam

Knowledge will help the learner build a professional and inclusive environment by effectively establishing rapport and understanding the client’s financial goals, current situation, and personal values to create a tailored financial counseling plan.

2: Assist The Client in Creating an Action Plan

Knowledge will help the learner collaborate with the client in order to help them define clear, measurable financial goals, prioritize objectives, and implement actionable strategies aligned with their values and circumstances, while monitoring progress effectively.

3. Develop Financial Statements, Ratios, and Spending Plans (10%)

Knowledge will help educate clients on the creation and analysis of financial statements, personal financial ratios, and spending plans to evaluate their financial health and align their spending with long-term goals.

Knowledge learned will help guide clients in effectively managing their income, savings, and emergency funds while leveraging financial services and tax management strategies to maximize resources and build financial resilience.

4. Manage Money (15%)

5. Manage Credit and Debt (15%)

Knowledge learned will help equip clients with the knowledge to understand credit use, improve credit scores, and implement debt management strategies that minimize costs and enhance financial stability.

6. Educate a Client about Major Acquisitions (10%)

Knowledge learned will help support clients in making informed decisions about significant purchases by analyzing feasibility, researching options, and understanding the financial and legal implications of acquisitions, leasing, or renting.

7. Manage Financial Risks (9%)

Knowledge learned will assist in helping clients identify potential financial risks and implement risk management strategies, including appropriate insurance products, to protect their assets and financial well-being.

8. Discuss Investment Basics with a Client (10%)

Knowledge will help learner educate clients on investment fundamentals, including asset allocation, risk tolerance, and diversification, to help them make informed decisions that align with their goals and values.

9. Educate a Client about the Financial Aspects of Retirement and Estate Planning (9%)

Knowledge will assist learner provide clients with the tools and knowledge to create comprehensive retirement and estate plans that address their financial needs, lifestyle goals, and legacy considerations.

Acquire knowledge of time value of money, data organization and visualization, probability concepts, common probability distributions, sampling and estimation, hypothesis testing, and linear regression.

CFA

All the top concepts in the official CFA® Level 1 exam curriculum

Quantitative Methods

194 cards

Equity

Discover market organization, security market indices, market efficiency, equity securities, industry and company analysis, and equity valuation.

Learn about fixed income securities, markets, valuation, asset-based securities, fixed income risk and return, and credit analysis.

Fixed Income

166 cards

Financial Statement Analysis

Develop skills in financial statement analysis, reporting standards, income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, financial analysis techniques, inventories, long-lived assets, income taxes, and non-current liabilities.

131 cards

Corporate Issuers

Explore corporate governance, capital sources and uses, cost of capital, capital structure, and measures of leverage.

77 cards

Economics

Study supply and demand analysis, market structures, economic growth, business cycles, monetary and fiscal policy, international trade, and currency exchange rates.

149 cards

Derivatives

Gain an understanding of derivative markets, instruments, pricing, and valuation.

Learn the fundamentals of alternative investments and their role in investment portfolios.

Alternative Investments

Understand ethics and trust in the investment profession, the code of ethics and professional conduct, guidance for ethical standards, the Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS), and the application of ethics.

Ethics

Master portfolio management concepts, risk and return, portfolio planning and construction, behavioral biases, risk management, technical analysis, and the role of fintech in investment management.

Portfolio Management

Biomolecules and Their Structures

CSET Life Sciences

All the top concepts tested by the CSET Life Sciences exam.

Identify the structure and function of major biological macromolecules (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids) and describe how water supports life processes.

101 cards

Biochemical Reactions and Metabolism

Review how energy is transferred in biological systems through anabolic and catabolic reactions and understand the role of thermodynamics in metabolism.

Enzymes and Biological Catalysis

Learn how enzymes speed up chemical reactions, recognize enzyme structure and specificity, and identify factors that affect enzyme activity.

Energy Pathways in Living Organism

Understand how organisms produce and use energy through ATP, photosynthesis, cellular respiration (aerobic/anaerobic), and chemosynthesis.

Structure and Function of Cells

Learn the characteristics of living things and identify structures in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, explaining how each part contributes to cell function.

160 cards

Cellular Transport and Internal Balance

Understand how cells maintain internal balance through key transport processes such as diffusion, osmosis, active transport, endocytosis, and exocytosis.

Hierarchical Organization and Characteristics of Life Across Kingdoms

Compare traits of organisms across kingdoms and describe key plant and animal organ systems, including feedback and immune responses.

84 cards

Biological Organization and Differentiation

Recognize levels of biological organization from cells to systems and understand how cells specialize to perform specific functions.

Animal Structure and Evolutionary Adaptations

Review key animal traits, body structures, and how animals evolved from simple to complex forms with specialized systems.

Human Body Systems and Their Functions

Identify the major human organ systems and describe the function of each in maintaining life and supporting bodily processes.

186 cards

Regulation and Homeostasis in Organisms

Understand how organisms regulate internal conditions using feedback mechanisms, hormones, and behaviors to maintain homeostasis.

60 cards

Growth and Development of Organisms

Learn how feedback mechanisms, hormones, and behaviors maintain internal balance (homeostasis) in animals and humans.

Plant Systems: Growth, Reproduction, and Classification

Explore how plants grow, reproduce, and are classified based on their structures, lifecycles, and reproductive methods.

122 cards

Plant Systems: Transport, Storage, Response, and Survival

Understand how plants move water and nutrients, store resources, respond to external stimuli, and develop survival mechanisms.

107 cards

Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems

Identify biotic interactions like competition and mutualism, and evaluate factors influencing carrying capacity.

173 cards

Cycles of Matter and Energy Transfer in Ecosystems

Describe trophic levels, biogeochemical cycles, and the impact of element distribution changes on ecosystems.

127 cards

Ecosystem Dynamics, Functioning, and Resilience

Explore biodiversity, ecosystem responses to natural or human changes, and solutions for mitigating biodiversity loss.

124 cards

Inheritance of Traits

Understand DNA structure, gene expression, Mendelian genetics, and predict phenotypic outcomes based on inheritance patterns.

135 cards

DNA and Protein Synthesis

Understand how DNA replicates and how genetic information is transferred through transcription and translation to produce proteins.

Tools and Techniques in Biotechnology

Review key biotechnology tools such as gel electrophoresis, PCR, and gene therapy used to analyze and manipulate DNA.

Sources of Genetic Variation

Identify how genetic variation arises from mutation, recombination, and sexual reproduction, and understand its role in evolution.

Genetic Mutations and Their Effects

Learn how genetic mutations occur, how they affect proteins and traits, and their role in health, disease, and genetic variation.

Evidence of Common Ancestry and Diversity

Analyze how evidence like cladograms and fossil records illustrate common ancestry and diversity.

85 cards

Natural Selection & Adaptation

Examine genetic variation, Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, and mechanisms like speciation and genetic drift in relation to species adaptation, survival, and extinction.

72 cards

Bioethics and Genetic Engineering

Examine ethical issues in cloning, gene therapy, and the Human Genome Project and understand biotechnology’s applications in agriculture and medicine.

Regulation of Legal Profession

USMLE® Step 1

Covering the AAMC USMLE test plan, First Aid, Rapid Review Pathology, & High-Yield Gross Anatomy.

MPRE

All the highest-yield concepts in BarBri, Themis, Kaplan, Adaptibar, BarMax, Critical Pass, & more.

1. Powers of courts and other bodies to regulate lawyers 2. Admission to the profession 3. Regulation after admission—lawyer discipline 4. Mandatory and permissive reporting of professional misconduct 5. Unauthorized practice of law—by lawyers and nonlawyers 6. Multijurisdictional practice 7. Fee division with a nonlawyer 8. Law firm and other forms of practice 9. Responsibilities of partners, managers, supervisory and subordinate lawyers 10. Restrictions on right to practice

The Lawyer-Client Relationship

A. Formation of client-lawyer relationship B. Scope, objective, and means of the representation C. Decision-making authority—actual and apparent D. Counsel and assistance within the bounds of the law E. Termination of the client-lawyer relationship F. Client-lawyer contracts G. Communications with the client H. Fees

A. Attorney-client privilege B. Work-product doctrine C. Professional obligation of confidentiality D. Disclosures expressly or impliedly authorized by client E. Other exceptions to the confidentiality rule

Client Confidentiality

A. Current client conflicts—multiple clients and joint representation B. Current client conflicts—lawyer’s personal interest or duties C. Former client conflicts D. Prospective client conflicts E. Imputed conflicts F. Acquiring an interest in litigation G. Business transactions with clients H. Third-party compensation and influence I. Lawyers currently or formerly in government service J. Former judge, arbitrator, mediator, or other third-party neutral

Conflicts of Interest

Competence and Malpractice

A. Maintaining competence B. Competence necessary to undertake representation C. Exercising diligence and care D. Civil liability to client, including malpractice E. Civil liability to nonclients F. Limiting liability for malpractice G. Malpractice insurance and risk prevention

Litigation & Other Forms of Advocacy

A. Meritorious claims and contentions B. Expediting litigation C. Candor to the tribunal D. Fairness to opposing party and counsel E. Impartiality and decorum of the tribunal F. Trial publicity G. Lawyer as witness

Lawyer Roles & Third Party Communications

A. Truthfulness in statements to others B. Communications with represented persons C. Communications with unrepresented persons D. Respect for rights of third persons E. Lawyer as advisor F. Lawyer as evaluator G. Lawyer as negotiator H. Lawyer as arbitrator, mediator, or other third-party neutral I. Prosecutors and other government lawyers J. Lawyer appearing in nonadjudicative proceeding K. Lawyer representing an entity or other organization

Communications About Legal Services

A. Advertising and other public communications about legal services B. Solicitation—direct contact with prospective clients C. Group legal services D. Referrals E. Communications regarding fields of practice and specialization

Lawyers’ Public Duties & Judicial Conduct

A. Voluntary pro bono service B. Accepting appointments C. Serving in legal services organizations D. Law reform activities affecting client interests E. Criticism of judges and adjudicating officials F. Political contributions to obtain engagements or appointments G. Improper influence on government officials H. Maintaining the independence and impartiality of the judiciary I. Performing the duties of judicial office impartially, competently, and diligently

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 1

GRE® Vocabulary

1600+ GRE vocabulary flashcards to accelerate your GRE prep and readiness!

Learn to understand and effectively use 100 advanced vocabulary words. Improve your test scores, or simply be more articulate in your daily life. Each word is used in context in a sample sentence and includes synonyms and a pronunciation guide.

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 2

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 3

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 4

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 5

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 6

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 7

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 8

Advanced Vocab Words - Set 9

98 cards

WSET® Level 2 Wine

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Level 2 textbook to pass with distinction.

Tasting + Assessing Wine

How to evaluate wine: sight, nose, palate, quality.

How to match up food and wine characteristics to optimize flavor in both.

Wine and Food Pairing

Storage, Service & Faults

Learn the optimal ways to store and serve wine, plus common wine faults.

Grape Growing, Viticulture & Terminology

Anatomy of the vine, vine species, grape species, vineyard management, and diseases.

Climate & Climatic Influences

Learn climate classifications, climate drivers, and weather hazards.

Winemaking: White, Red, Rosé & Sweet Wines

Steps of winemaking are broken down into detail for white, red, and rosé production.

GIs, Labeling Terms & Wine Law

An overview of the purpose of wine laws as well as the umbrella frameworks in Europe and the US.

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Pinot Noir.

Pinot Noir

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Zinfandel and Primitivo.

Zinfandel/Primitivo

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Riesling, in addition to Germany's prädikat categories.

Riesling

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Chenin Blanc.

Chenin Blanc

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Sémillon/Semillon.

Sémillon/Semillon

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Furmint.

Furmint

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Chardonnay.

Chardonnay

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Sauvignon Blanc.

Sauvignon Blanc

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio.

Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio

Aromatic Whites: Gewurztraminer, Viognier, Albariño

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Gewurztraminer, Viognier, and Albariño.

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Merlot, in addition to Left and Right Bank differences.

Merlot

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Cabernet Sauvignon, in addition to Bordeaux labeling.

Cabernet Sauvignon

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Syrah/Shiraz.

Syrah/Shiraz

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Gamay.

Gamay

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Grenache/Garnacha, in addition to labeling in the Rhône Valley.

Grenache/Garnacha

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Tempranillo, in addition to Rioja styles.

Tempranillo

Carmenère, Malbec, Pinotage

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Carmenère, Malbec, and Pinotage.

Important Italian White Grapes

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Cortese, Verdicchio, Fiano, and Garganega.

Nebbiolo, Barbera, Corvina

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Nebbiolo, Barbera, and Corvina

Sangiovese, Montepulciano

Learn characteristics, winemaking/maturation, and important regions of Sangiovese and Montepulciano, in addition to Chianti labeling terms.

Learn how to sparkling wine is made from grape to glass, the difference between bottle-fermented and tank-fermented wines, and important regions for both styles.

Sparkling Wines

Fortified Wines: Port and Sherry

Learn about production methods for Port and Sherry, styles for both, and the characteristics of each style.

Introduction to what wine is.

WSET® Level 1 Wine

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Level 1 textbook to pass with distinction.

Elements of Wine

Understanding how grapes are grown and where, and the impact on style these factors may play.

Understanding how wine is made and the impact on style of the factors and considerations needed to make wine.

Vinification

Various Types and Styles of Wine

To learn the basics of the components of wines and their impact on the style.

Know the key grape varieties making up the majority of the world's wines.

Grape Varieties

Wine Types

Guide to Storage and Service of Wine

Knowing how to properly store and then serve wine for best results.

Tasting and evaluating wine in a consistent and relatable manner.

Properly Tasting Wine

Basics of Food & Wine Pairing

Knowing why certain combinations work and others do not.

Provides an overview of beer, including its definition, history, and cultural significance.

WSET® Level 1 Beer

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Level 1 Beer textbook. Pass with distinction!

What is Beer?

Describes the basic brewing process from raw ingredients to finished product.

How is Beer Made?

Malt and Other Sources of Sugar

Explains the role of malt and other sugar sources in beer production.

Hops and Other Flavorings

Covers the use of hops and other ingredients that add flavor to beer.

Discusses the function of yeast in fermentation and its impact on beer flavor.

Yeast

An Introduction to Tasting Beer

Introduces the basic principles and techniques for tasting and evaluating beer.

Outlines various beer styles, their characteristics, and key examples.

Styles of Beer

Storage and Service of Beer

Provides guidelines on proper storage and serving techniques for beer.

Explores pairing beer with different types of food for optimal enjoyment.

Beer and Food

Details the Beer Systematic Approach to Tasting (SAT) and the terminology used.

The Beer SAT and Lexicon

Introduction to Beer and Styles

WSET® Level 2 Beer

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Level 2 Beer textbook. Pass with distinction!

Offers a detailed introduction to beer, including a deeper look at various styles.

Tasting and Evaluating Beer

Focuses on advanced techniques for tasting and critically evaluating beer.

116 cards

Malt (Malted Grains) and Adjuncts

Examines the different types of malt and adjuncts used in brewing and their effects on beer.

99 cards

Water

Discusses the importance of water quality and composition in brewing.

Hops and Other Flavorings

Provides an in-depth look at hops and other flavoring agents used in beer production.

Explains the roles of yeast and bacteria in fermentation and their impact on beer styles.

Yeast and Bacteria

Covers the detailed processes and techniques used in brewing beer.

Brewing

Describes beer styles where malt flavors are predominant.

Malt-driven Styles

108 cards

Hop-driven Styles

Focuses on beer styles characterized by prominent hop flavors and aromas.

Discusses beer styles where yeast characteristics are the defining feature.

Yeast-driven Styles

Mixed Fermentation Styles

Explores styles that use multiple fermentation agents, including wild yeast and bacteria.

Introduces a variety of unique and specialty beer styles not covered in other categories.

Other Specialty Beers

Storage and Service of Beer

Provides advanced guidelines on the proper storage and service techniques for beer.

Examines sophisticated pairings of beer with different cuisines and dishes.

Beer and Food

Biological: Sensation and Perception

GRE® Psychology

All the highest-yield concepts in the GRE Psych textbook, Kaplan, Princeton Review, Barron's & more.

You will be able to explain how humans interpret sensory stimuli through various sensory systems, emphasizing attention, perception, and the biological basis of sensation.

134 cards

Biological: Physiological/Behavioral Neuroscience

You will be able to describe how the brain and nervous system regulate behavior, emotion, cognition, and consciousness through neural, hormonal, and comparative biological processes.

You will be able to compare major learning theories and conditioning processes, including how behaviors are acquired and modified through observation and reinforcement.

Cognitive: Learning

117 cards

Cognitive: Language

You will be able to understand how humans process and use language, including the structure of language units, communication, and bilingualism.

You will be able to describe how memory systems function, including distinctions between short- and long-term memory and how information is stored and retrieved.

Cognitive: Memory

You will be able to evaluate how people solve problems, make decisions, and form mental representations, highlighting processes like reasoning, intelligence, and metacognition.

Cognitive: Thinking

You will be able to analyze how individuals interact within social contexts, focusing on perception, attitudes, relationships, group dynamics, and cultural influences.

Social: Various Topics

142 cards

Developmental: Various Topics

You will be able to outline the psychological changes across the lifespan, including cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development, as influenced by biological and environmental factors.

171 cards

Clinical: Personality

You will be able to summarize major theories and assessment methods of personality and how individual traits influence behavior and psychological functioning.

135 cards

Clinical: Clinical and Abnormal

You will be able to identify key aspects of psychological disorders, including causes, diagnosis, treatment, and cultural considerations in mental health.

206 cards

Measurement, Methodology and Other: History

You will be able to recognize the historical foundations and applied subfields of psychology, such as educational and industrial-organizational psychology.

121 cards

Measurement, Methodology and Other: Measurement and Methodology

You will be able to interpret core research principles and statistical methods used in psychological science, including psychometric assessment and ethical standards.

182 cards

CPA®

All the top concepts in the official CPA exam curriculum.

WSET® Level 4 D1 Wine Production

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Diploma D1 textbook on Wine Production.

D1 Viticulture: Anatomy and Growth Cycle

In-depth learning of the vine's anatomy and growth cycle.

134 cards

D1 Viticulture: The Growing Environment

Factors that influence the growing of wine grapes around the world.

D1 Styles of Viticulture/Farming Practices

Grape growing options and how they are employed.

D1 Vineyard Selection, Establishment, and Management

How choices made at the beginning stages of selecting a plot, establishing, and maintaining a vineyard influence how grapes grow and the final wine they become.

D1 Hazards, Pests, and Diseases

Major environmental hazards, pests, and diseases that threaten grapevines.

92 cards

D1 Harvest: Ripeness, Pick Dates, Methods

How grape growers determine when to pick and which methods to use for harvesting grapes.

D1 Vinification - Winemaking, Fermentation, Adjustments

Detailed steps of the first phases of winemaking.

134 cards

D1 Maturation 1: Oxygen, Wood, Lees; Blending, Finishing, Stabilization

Winemaking options which help determine style and quality of a wine.

109 cards

D1 Faults

Detailed information about faults found in wine.

D1 Maturation 2: Packaging, Transportation, Post-Bottle Maturation

Final phases of winemaking and maturation, and how wine is transported throughout the world.

D1 Winemaking Choices for Different Styles of Wine

Overview of major styles of wine and how they are made.

Supply and Demand: Factors Affecting Price of a Bottle of Wine

WSET® Level 4 D2 Business of Wine

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Diploma D2 textbook on the Business of Wine.

Supply Chain

How to Get Wine to the Point of Sale

Reaching the End Consumer: Retail

Reaching the End Consumer: Hospitality (Bars + Restaurants)

5 cards

Marketing and Branding

Know these acronyms and abbreviations for Diploma Unit 2

Abbreviations

D3 - Introduction to France

WSET® Level 4 D3 Wines of the World

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Diploma D3 textbook on Wines of the World.

A quick and broad overview of France's exports, plantings, and latitudes.

D3 - Bordeaux: Soils, Grapes, Winemaking

Learn about the soils, key grape varieties and winemaking styles in Bordeaux.

81 cards

D3 - Bordeaux: Appellations

Learn the appellations, yields, and classifications of Bordeaux.

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Burgundy.

D3 - Burgundy

106 cards

D3 - Beaujolais

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Beaujolais.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Alsace.

D3 - Alsace

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Pays Nantais.

D3 - Loire: Pays Nantais

D3 - Loire: Anjou-Saumur + Touraine

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Anjou-Saumur and Touraine.

D3 - Loire: Central Vineyards

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Loire's Central Vineyards.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Northern Rhône.

D3 - Northern Rhône

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Southern Rhône.

D3 - Southern Rhône

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of the South of France.

D3 - South of France

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Southwest France.

D3 - Southwest France

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Jura.

D3 - Jura

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Germany.

D3 - Germany

176 cards

D3- Austria

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Austria.

115 cards

D3 - Tokaj

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Tokaj.

77 cards

D3 - Greece

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Greece.

Examines the regions, grapes, method of production, and styles of Northeast Italy.

D3 - Northeast Italy

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Piemonte.

D3 - Piemonte

D3 - Tuscany

D3 - Marche, Umbria, Lazio, Abruzzo

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Marche, Umbria, Lazio, and Abruzzo.

D3 - Campania, Basilicata, Puglia

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Campania, Basilicata, and Puglia.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Sicily and Sardegna.

D3 - Sicily, Sardinia

D3 - Spain 1: Galicia, Castilla y Léon, Rioja, Navarra, Aragon

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Galicia, Castilla y Léon, Rioja, Navarra, and Aragon.

D3 - Spain 2: Catalunya, Valencia, Murcia, Castilla La Mancha, Basque, Gredos, the Islands

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Catalunya, Valencia, Murcia, Castilla La Mancha, the Basque Region, Gredos, and the Islands of Spain.

99 cards

D3 - Portugal

Examines the regions, grapes, method of production, and styles of Portugal.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of California.

D3 - California

94 cards

D3 - Oregon

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Oregon.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Washington State.

D3 - Washington

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of New York State.

D3 - New York

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Canada.

D3 - Canada

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Chile.

D3 - Chile

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Argentina.

D3 - Argentina

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of South Africa.

D3 - South Africa

93 cards

D3 - Australia 1: Overview + South Australia

Provides an overview of Australia, plus examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of South Australia.

71 cards

D3 - Australia 2: Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Victoria, New South Wales, and Tasmania.

D3 - Australia 3: Western Australia

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Western Australia.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of China.

D3 - China

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of New Zealand.

D3 - New Zealand

98 cards

D3 - Non-fortified Sweet Wines

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of non-fortified sweet wines of the world.

Red Grapes and When They Bud/Ripen

Quick study on red grapes and when they bud and ripen.

White Grapes and When They Bud/Ripen

Quick study on white grapes and when they bud/ripen.

D3 - Harvesting + Pressing Options for Rosé

Quick overview on harvesting and pressing options for rosé.

4 cards

D3 - Soils/Where Found

4 major soil types and where they're found in the world

4 cards

D3 - Acronyms for Theory Portion

3 cards

WSET® Level 4 D4 Sparkling Wine

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Diploma D4 textbook on Sparkling Wine.

D4 Sparkling Wines: Overview

Overviews of climate, grapes, processes, and methods to making sparkling wine.

93 cards

D4 Sparkling: Champagne

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Champagne.

99 cards

D4 Sparkling: Other French Traditional Method

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of sparkling wine made in France outside of Champagne.

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Cava, and factors that can affect the styles.

D4 Sparkling: Cava

74 cards

D4 Sparkling: Prosecco + Asti

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Prosecco and Asti.

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Lambrusco.

D4 Sparkling: Lambrusco

D4 Sparkling: Franciacorta + Trentodoc

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of Franciacorta and Trentodoc.

D4 Sparkling: Australia + New Zealand

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of sparkling wines made in Australia and New Zealand.

D4 Sparkling: South Africa

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of Sekt.

D4 Sparkling: Germany

D4 Sparkling: England and Wales

Examines the region, grapes, method of production, and styles of sparkling wine made in England and Wales.

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of sparkling wines made in the United States.

D4 Sparkling: USA

D4 Sparkling: Chile + Argentina

Examines the regions, grapes, methods of production, and styles of sparkling wines made in Chile and Argentina.

Factors Affecting Style, Quality and Price

WSET® Level 4 D5 Fortified Wines

All the highest-yield concepts in the official WSET® Diploma D5 textbook on Fortified Wine.

Learn the stages and choices of production that influence the style, quality and price of fortified wines.

Learn why Sherry tastes the way it does by examining the growing environment, soils, climate, grape varieties, production, and maturation. Key styles of Sherry are covered in this deck.

Sherry

Learn why the various styles of Port taste the way they do by examining the growing environment, soils, climate, grape varieties, production, and maturation. Key styles of Port are covered in this deck.

Port

121 cards

Madeira

Learn why Madeira tastes the way it does by examining the growing environment, soils, climate, grape varieties, production, and maturation. Key styles of Madeira are covered in this deck.

Learn why various VDNs taste the way they do by examining the different growing environments, soils, climate, grape varieties, production, and maturation methods for key appellations making this style of fortified wine. Key styles of VDN are covered in this deck.

Vins Doux Naturels

Learn why Rutherglen Muscat tastes the way it does by examining the growing environment, soils, climate, grape varieties, production, and maturation.

Rutherglen Muscat

Quickly study and compare the aging requirements, residual sugars, ABVs, and easily-confused styles of fortified wines.

Quick Study

Descriptors to keep in mind and use when describing fortified wines.

SAT Descriptions

Introductory Sommelier Exam (CMS)

All the highest-yield concepts in the official Introductory Sommelier (CMS level 1) curriculum.

Learn about how grapes are grown, vineyard influences, topography, climate, and soil types.

Learn the steps to make red, white, and rosé wines from harvest to packaging.

Vinification

Tasting: How to Do it Deductively

How to evaluate a wine by sight, nose, and palate. Learn faults and what they smell like, and how to deduce what the wine is.

66 cards

Food + Wine Pairing

Learn the primary principles and methods on how to pair wine with food.

Learn quality levels, wine law, and recent rule revisions to protected appellations.

EU Wine Law

Learn the history, local geography + topography, major grapes + appellations, appellation hierarchy, and vinification methods for this iconic region.

Burgundy

Learn the history, local geography + topography, major grapes + appellations, appellation hierarchy, and vinification methods for this iconic region.

Bordeaux

Learn the history, local geography + topography, major grapes, and vinification method + steps for this iconic region.

Champagne

Learn the different ways to make sparkling wine.

Sparkling Wine Methods

Italian, Spanish, and Other French Sparkling Wines

Learn about specific sparkling wines, their grapes, and how they are made.

Learn the local geography, topography, and climate, along with major grapes and vinification methods for this iconic region.

Loire Valley

Learn the local geography, topography, and climate, along with appellation hierarchy, major grapes and vinification methods for this iconic region.

Alsace

Learn the local geography, topography, and climate, along with appellation hierarchy, major grapes, and vinification methods for this iconic region.

Rhône Valley

Italy Overview: Wine Law, Geography, DOC system, Labeling Terms

Learn quality levels, wine law, and labeling terminology.

Learn the regions of Northern Italy: their topography, climate, grapes, appellations, and wines.

Northern Italy

Learn the regions of Central Italy: their topography, climate, grapes, appellations, and wines.

Central Italy

Learn the regions of Southern Italy: their topography, climate, grapes, appellations, and wines.

Southern Italy

Germany Overview: GIs, Wine Law, Prädikats

Learn the major regions, Prädikat system, climate, and topography of Germany.

Learn the specifics about Germany's wine regions and the grapes grown there, the styles produced, and why they taste they way they do.

Germany: Wine Regions

Learn about Austrian wine law, important regions, classifications + hierarchy, and major grapes + styles.

Austria

Learn about Spain's DO system, major growing regions + their grapes + styles, climate, and topography. Does not include Sherry.

Spain

60 cards

Portugal

Learn about Portugal's DOP system, major growing regions + their grapes + styles, climate, and topography. Does not include Port.

U.S. Wine Laws + California

Learn U.S. winemaking history, its important figures, and appellation law, plus California's winemaking regions, grapes, and styles.

72 cards

Oregon, Washington, New York

Learn topography, climate, major grapes, regional wine laws, and important AVAs for these states.

Learn the history of viticulture in each country, plus each country's unique topography, major regions and grapes, and important subregions.

Chile + Argentina

Learn South Africa's wine history, WO system, wine laws, climate, topography, and major grapes.

South Africa

Learn Australia's states, climates, GIs + major regions, grapes, and wine styles.

Australia

Learn New Zealand's wine laws, major wine growing areas, grapes, and styles.

New Zealand

Learn the geography, topography, climate, major grapes, solera system, and maturation techniques of Sherry.

Fortified Wine: Sherry

Learn Madeira's history, geography, topography, climate, major grapes, and maturation techniques.

Fortified Wine: Madeira

Learn Port's history, geography, topography, climate, grapes, soil, and styles.

Fortified Wine: Port

Fortified Wine: Vin Doux Naturel

Learn where and how VDNs are made, and major grapes.

Learn the ways and methods in which sweet wines are made, major countries/regions that make sweet wine, and their grapes.

Sweet Wines

Learn how beer is made, and its ingredients, categories, and major styles.

Beer

Learn how sake is made, plus its ingredients, quality grades, and styles.

Sake

Learn where cider is made, how it's made, and its styles.

Cider

Learn the major types of stills and their differences, process of distillation, the countries where whiskey is made, and the raw materials used.

Spirits: Whisk(e)y

Learn about wine-based + fruit-based brandies, major AOPs for brandy, their base ingredients, and aging requirements.

Spirits: Brandy

Spirits: Vodka, Gin, Tequila, Mezcal, Rum

Learn the origins, fermentation, distillation, and aging requirements for these clear spirits.

Learn when to serve these, what their bases are, and specific products based on their primary flavor.

Apéritifs + Digestifs

Grape Growing / Viticulture

Certified Sommelier Exam (CMS 2)

All the top concepts in the official CMS Certified Sommelier syllabus

Winemaking / Vinification

Central & Southern Italy

Spain - Catalonia / Catalunya

California - North Coast

California - Central Coast

World Sparkling Wines

WSET® Level 1 Spirits

All the top concepts in the official WSET® Level 1 Spirits textbook to pass with distinction!

An Overview of Spirits Production

Understanding spirits distillation and ingredients.

An Introduction to Tasting Spirits

Being able to taste and consistently describe what you are tasting.

Understanding distilling to purity.

Vodka

Understanding this specialized type of spirit made from fruit, the various categories, and brandy labels.

Cognac

Know the differences between Scotch, Irish, Japanese, Canadian and the various American styles of whiskey.

Whisky/Whiskey

Know the differences in this sugar cane based spirits and the various types.

Caribbean Rum

Know why some tequila is better than others, and the aging categories.

Tequila

How does flavor get added to certain spirit types, and the techniques used to make them.

Flavored Spirits

Aromatised wines are a key category in the spirits world, covering many types and styles of drink ingredients.

Aromatised Wines

This deck re-enforces the core principles of creating balanced cocktails and the basics of key cocktail families, from which classic cocktails are derived.

Mixing with Spirits

Knowing the basics of cocktail culture, production, and service techniques. (Pre-2021 revision)

Storage & Service

Tasting and Evaluating Spirits

WSET® Level 2 Spirits

All the top concepts in the official WSET® Level 2 Spirits textbook to pass with distinction!

To learn to taste and understand rather than simply drinking

Factors Determining the Style and Quality of Spirits

Learn about all of the decisions that can and need to be made before, during and after distillation of spirits.

Who makes spirits and why they may be different.

The Spirits Industry

Learn about the historical and classic categories of these intriguing spirits, made anywhere in the world fruits are grown.

Fruit Spirits

Grains and oak barrels and the impact on style of whiskies from around the globe.

Whisky/Whiskey

To understand the sugar cane based spirits of the world.

Rum and Cachaça

To discover the basics of the agave based spirits and the various styles made from them.

Tequila and Mezcal

Understanding vodka's appeal as a neutral spirit, as well as its flexibility in cocktails.

Vodka

Techniques for Flavoring and Coloring Spirits

Discovering the various ways spirits can be colored and flavored.

Flavored Spirits and Liqueurs

Understanding the various types of spirits where added flavors are key to their style.

Not necessarily spirits, the drinks in this section are key to understanding cocktail culture, especially with regard to vermouth.

Aromatised Wines

An Introduction to a Spirits Bar

An introduction to properly setting up a professional bar and the tools needed to make drinks of all types.

Understanding classic recipes and the various types of recipe combinations.

Cocktails

Tasting & Evaluating Spirits

WSET® Level 3 Spirits

All the top concepts in the official WSET® Level 3 Spirits textbook to pass with distinction!

This deck is designed to help with the study of understanding how to taste and write a complete and universally understood spirit tasting note within the parameters of the WSET SAT for Level 3 Spirits.

123 cards

Raw Materials

This deck acts as a study aid for the introduction to many of the commonly used raw materials for spirits production, as well as the basics of how those materials are prepared for distillation and production.

150 cards

Alcoholic Fermentation

This deck covers the fundamentals of fermentation and how yeast and bacteria are used to produce alcohol as well as certain flavors or other characteristics of certain spirits around the world.

Distillation is an old and complex process that has been refined over the centuries in some places while remaining quite traditional in others. This deck covers the various aspects of distillation and still styles.

Distillation

Between production and packaging, all spirits undergo some aspect of maturation. Certain processes are quick, while others may be complex and take years. This deck covers them with a specific focus on oak maturation.

Maturation

Some spirits are flavored and matured with products other than oak, This deck covers the study of those techniques and ingredients.

Flavors Other Than Oak

Adjusting, Blending, Packaging

Post-distillation, distillers may choose to utilize various techniques to finish their products for sale. This deck reviews the various aspects of adjusting and finishing with regard to appearance, sweetness, texture, and the abv of the final product.

This deck helps to study the various aspects of the global spirits industry and how it varies across regions or product styles.

The Spirits Industry

American whiskey is now considered one of the most recognized whiskey sub-categories, but with many style variations, it can be difficult to understand the differences. This deck covers all major American whiskey styles, along with and their production and legal backgrounds.

American Whiskey

Scotch whisky is one of the most commonly consumed whisky styles in the world. This deck covers all aspects of this globally recognized spirit.

Scotch Whisky

121 cards

Irish, Japanese, Canadian and Other Whiskies

Other important producers of whiskey are covered in this deck, which focuses on the differences in raw materials, production and other legal requirements.

Some of the largest spirits categories produced in the world, this deck focuses on important Asian spirits categories and their historical backgrounds and unique production methods.

Shōchū, Baijiu, Soju

139 cards

Fruit Spirits - Cognac and Armagnac

This deck focuses on the production of certain fruit brandies and the similarities as well as key differences between the major French brandy areas of Armagnac and Cognac.

Looking to the large and diverse category of fruit spirits, this deck covers many of the major and some of the lesser-known fruit brandies/spirits produced throughout the world.

Other Fruit Spirits

113 cards

Sugar Cane Spirits - Caribbean Rum

Caribbean-based rums are one of the most commonly consumed spirits categories in the world, but there are many aspects of the production and maturation processes that are less well understood. This deck covers all of the differences between the major rum productions of the Caribbean region.

93 cards

Sugar Cane Spirits - Cachaca and Other Rums

Rum and cane-based spirits are produced in many regions around the globe. This deck emphasizes the major players in this category.

The complex nuances of agave-based spirits is the focus of this deck, which covers the history and production styles of Tequila and Mezcal, as well as lesser-known agave spirits from Mexico.

Agave Spirits

At the crossroads of history, distillation, and flavored spirits, Gin has a unique place in the spirits world. This deck helps to understand the history of Gin and Genever, as well as the various production techniques and recognized styels.

Flavored Spirits and Liqueurs

Flavorings have been added to beverages for centuries in order to cover up flaws or other aspects of production or to preserve the seasonal or beneficial aspects of certain flavoring agents. This deck covers many of the popular styles as well as the various aspects of how the flavor gets used and preserved in the spirit.

The long history of using aromatized wines for drinking or cocktail production is the focus of this deck, which looks at the various styles within this category.

Aromatised Wines

90 cards

Units of Measurements and Conversions

Understanding the relationship, conversion, and key units of measure as related to the spirits industry is an important aspect for anyone looking to be successful with spirits. This deck helps build that knowledge.

This deck is designed to build confidence in the use of the WSET Level 3 Spirits tasting lexicon.

Spirits Tasting Lexicon

A.1 CFP Board’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct

CFP® Terms

CFP exam prep that covers all the top concepts in the CFP® curriculum, Danko, BIFF, Kaplan, & more.

Learners will be able to identify and explain key terms and phrases associated with principles and requirements outlined in the CFP Board’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct.

A.2 CFP Board’s Procedural Rules

Learners will be able to identify and explain terms and phrases associated with procedural rules established by the CFP Board, including their application and implications for Certified Financial Planning CFP® professionals.

A.3 Function, purpose, and general structure of financial institutions

Learners will be able to identify and explain the function, purpose, and general structure of financial institutions, including their role in the economy and their impact on consumers.

A.4 Financial services regulations and requirements

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key regulations and requirements governing financial services, highlighting their purposes and impacts on the industry.

A.5 Consumer Protection Laws

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key consumer protection laws and their impact on consumer rights and business practices.

A.6 Fiduciary standard and application

Learners will understand and describe the fiduciary standard and its application, including how it dictates the ethical and legal obligations of a fiduciary to act in the best interest of their clients.

B.7 Financial Planning Process

Learners will understand the steps involved in the financial planning process, including setting goals, gathering relevant financial information, analyzing financial status, developing a plan, implementing the plan, and monitoring and revising the plan as necessary.

Learners will understand and interpret the key components and purposes of financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, to assess an organization's financial health and performance.

B.8 Financial Statements

Learners will be able to identify and explain key strategies and practices for effective cash flow management to ensure a business maintains adequate liquidity for operations.

B.9 Cash Flow Management

B.10 Financing Strategies and Debt Management

Learners will be able to identify and explain various financing strategies and debt management techniques to optimize financial performance and sustainability.

Learners will understand and apply fundamental economic concepts such as supply and demand, market equilibrium, and the roles of consumers and producers in the economy.

B.11 Economic concepts

B.12 Time value of money concepts and calculations

Learners will understand and apply fundamental economic concepts such as supply and demand, market equilibrium, and the roles of consumers and producers in the economy.

B.13 Education needs analysis

Learners will be able to identify and evaluate various factors impacting education funding needs, including tuition rates, living expenses, inflation rates, and potential financial aid, to develop a comprehensive plan that ensures the client's educational goals are financially achievable.

B.14 Education savings vehicles

Learners will be able to identify and explain the characteristics, benefits, and limitations of different education savings vehicles, including 529 plans, Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, and UGMA/UTMA accounts.

Learners will be able to identify and explain the various savings vehicles and tax-advantaged plans available for education funding, including 529 Plans, Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, and UGMA/UTMA accounts.

B.15 Education funding

B.16 Gift / income tax strategies

Learners will be able to identify and apply various gift and income tax strategies to optimize financial planning outcomes for individuals and families.

C.17 Principles of risk and insurance

Learners will be able to identify and explain the fundamental principles of risk and insurance, including risk identification, assessment, and management strategies, as well as the role and types of insurance in mitigating financial loss.

C.18 Analysis and evaluation of risk exposures

Learners will be able to explain the process and methodologies for analyzing and evaluating various risk exposures in order to determine appropriate risk management strategies in the financial planning process.

C.19 Health insurance and health care cost management (individual and group)

Learners will be able to identify and compare the key features and cost-management strategies of individual and group health insurance plans, including deductibles, premiums, copayments, and coverage limits.

C.20 Disability income insurance (individual and group)

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between the key features, benefits, and limitations of individual and group disability income insurance policies.

C.21 Long-term care insurance and long-term case planning (individual and group)

Learners will be able to identify and compare the key features, benefits, and limitations of various long-term insurance and long-term care planning options for individuals and groups, understanding their implications in the financial planning process.

C.22 Qualified and Non-Qualified Annuities

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between qualified and non-qualified annuities, including their tax implications and contribution limits, and be able to recommend the correct financial planning strategies for each type.

C.23 Life insurance (individual and group)

Learners will be able to understand the key differences, benefits, and considerations between individual and group life insurance policies, including coverage options, cost implications, and the impact of policyholder circumstances.

C.24 Business owner insurance solutions

Learners will be able to identify and describe the key types of insurance solutions available to business owners, including their purposes and benefits, to ensure comprehensive protection of business assets and continuity.

C.25 Insurance needs analysis

Learners will understand how to conduct an insurance needs analysis, including identifying client risk exposure and determining the appropriate type and amount of insurance coverage to mitigate those risks.

C.26 Insurance policy and company selection

Learners will be able to identify and evaluate the key factors involved in selecting insurance policies and companies, including financial stability, policy features, and premiums, to ensure alignment with a client's financial planning objectives.

D.27 Characteristics, uses and taxation of investment vehicles

Learners will beg able to identify the characteristics, uses, and taxation implications of various investment vehicles to effectively advise clients on investment strategies suitable to their financial goals and tax situations.

D.28 Types of investment risk

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between various types of investment risks, including market, credit, liquidity, operational, and systemic risks, as they pertain to investment decision-making and portfolio management.

Learners will be able to identify and describe the various phases of market cycles, including expansion, peak, contraction, and trough, and explain how these phases can impact investment decisions and financial planning strategies.

D.29 Market cycles

D.30 Quantitative investment concepts and measures of investment returns

Learners will be able to identify and explain key quantitative investment concepts and measures of investment returns, including but not limited to standard deviation, Sharpe ratio, beta, and alpha, and demonstrate how they influence the investment decision-making process.

D.31 Asset allocation and portfolio diversification

Learners will be able to identify and explain the principles of asset allocation and portfolio diversification, including how they minimize risk and impact investment performance.

D.32 Bond and stock valuation concepts

Explain the fundamental principles and methodologies used for valuing bonds and stocks, including the present value concept, dividend discount models for stocks, and the impact of interest rates on bond prices.

D.33 Portfolio development and analysis

Learners will understand how to develop and analyze investment portfolios, including the selection of assets, diversification strategies, and the assessment of portfolio performance in relation to client goals and risk tolerance.

D.34 Investment strategies

Learners will be able to identify and explain various investment strategies, including diversification, asset allocation, and rebalancing, and how they apply to different client profiles and financial goals.

D.35 Alternative investments and liquidity risk

Learners will be able to identify and explain the characteristics and liquidity risks associated with alternative investments, including real estate, commodities, hedge funds, private equity, cryptocurrencies, and tangible assets.

E.36 Fundamental and current tax law

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key components of fundamental and current tax law relevant to financial planning, including income tax, estate tax, and gift tax, to effectively apply this knowledge in creating tax-efficient strategies for clients.

E.37 Income tax fundamentals and calculations

Learners will be able to identify and apply the fundamental concepts and calculations related to income tax, including taxable income determination, tax rates, deductions, and credits.

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E.38 Characteristics and income taxation of business entities

Learners will be able to identify and describe the characteristics and income taxation of various business entities, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, and S corporations, highlighting their unique tax implications and legal structures.

E.39 Income taxation of trusts and estates

Learners will be able to understand the intricacies of income taxation applicable to trusts and estates.

E.40 Tax reduction/management techniques

Learners will be able to understand techniques for reducing and managing taxes effectively in order to optimize financial planning outcomes.

E.41 Tax consequences of property transactions

Learners will be able to understand the tax implications associated with property transactions, including capital gains, depreciation recapture, and like-kind exchanges.

E.42 Tax implications of special circumstances

Learners will be able to understand the tax implications associated with special circumstances such as gifts, inheritance, divorce, and bankruptcy.

E.43 Charitable/philanthropic contributions and deductions

Understand the principles and regulations governing charitable and philanthropic contributions for tax deductions.

F.44 Retirement needs analysis

Learners will develop proficiency in conducting comprehensive retirement needs analyses to accurately assess clients' financial goals, risks, and resources for effective retirement planning strategies.

F.45 Social Security and Medicare planning

Learners will develop proficiency in understanding Social Security and Medicare planning principles to effectively advise clients on optimizing retirement benefits and healthcare coverage.

F.46 Eldercare and special needs planning

Learners will develop understanding in eldercare and special needs planning strategies to effectively address the financial needs and challenges of elderly and special needs individuals.

F.47 Types of retirement plans

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between various types of retirement plans, including defined contribution, defined benefit, and individual retirement accounts.

F.48 Qualified plan rules and options

Learners will develop greater understanding of rules and options governing qualified plans to effectively advise clients on retirement planning.

F.49 Non-qualified plan rules and options

F.50 Key factors affecting plan selection for businesses

Learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of the key factors influencing plan selection for businesses in financial planning.

F.51 Distribution rules and taxation

Learners will better understand the distribution rules and taxation implications pertinent to retirement accounts and investment portfolios.

F.52 Retirement income and distribution strategies

Learners will develop a better understanding of effective retirement income and distribution strategies in order to optimize financial plans and ensure client satisfaction.

F.53 Business succession planning

Learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of business succession planning strategies and their implications.

G.54 Property titling and beneficiary designations

Learners will better understand the intricacies of property titling and beneficiary designations for effective estate planning and asset transfer strategies.

G.55 Strategies to transfer property

Master strategies to effectively transfer property in financial planning scenarios.

G.56 Estate and Incapacity Planning Documents

Understand the various essential estate and incapacity planning document, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives.

G.57 Gift, estate, and GST tax compliance and calculation

Learners will better understand the the intricacies of gift, estate, and GST tax compliance and calculations.

G.58 Sources for estate liquidity

Learners will develop an understanding of and be able to identify various sources for estate liquidity, including life insurance, savings, investment accounts, and loans.

G.59 Types, features, and taxation of trusts

Learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of the types, features, and taxation principles of trusts in order to effectively advise clients.

learnings will learn the intricacies of the Marital Deduction, including its application, limitations, and impact on estate planning strategies.

G.60 Marital deduction

G.61 Intra-family and other business transfer techniques

Learners will develop an understanding of techniques used for intra-family and other business transfers to effectively navigate complex financial planning scenarios.

G.62 Postmortem estate planning techniques

Learners will understand postmortem estate planning techniques to effectively manage the distribution of assets and minimize tax liabilities.

G.63 Planning for divorce, unmarried couples and other special circumstances

Learners will develop proficiency in understanding and applying financial planning strategies tailored to divorce, unmarried couples, and unique circumstances.

G.64 Planning for special needs and circumstances

Learners will learn intricacies of planning for special needs and circumstances, including disability, long-term care, and estate considerations.

H.65 Client and planner attitudes, values, biases

Learners will develop an understanding of how client and planner attitudes, values, and biases influence financial planning decisions and interactions.

Learners will better understand key principles and concepts of behavioral finance to effectively analyze and address client biases and emotions in financial decision-making processes.

H.66 Behavioral finance

H.67 Sources of money conflict

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between various sources of money conflict to effectively manage financial disputes.

H.68 Principles of counseling

Learners will developing proficiency in applying principles of counseling to financial planning scenarios, enhancing client-advisor communication and rapport.

H.69 General principles of effective communication

Learners will develop an understanding of and apply the fundamental principles of effective communication, including clarity, empathy, active listening, and adapting communication styles, essential for successful client interactions.

H.70 Crisis events with severe consequences

Learners will develop the ability to identify, analyze, and strategize responses to crisis events with severe consequences in financial planning, ensuring client preparedness and resilience.

A.1 CFP Board’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct

CFP®

All the top concepts in the official CFP® curriculum, Danko, BIFF, Kaplan, & other CFP prep courses.

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key principles and requirements outlined in the CFP Board’s Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct.

A.2 CFP Board’s Procedural Rules

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key procedural rules established by the CFP Board, including their application and implications for Certified Financial Planning CFP® professionals.

A.3 Function, Purpose, and General Structure of Financial Institutions

Learners will be able to identify and explain the function, purpose, and general structure of financial institutions, including their role in the economy and their impact on consumers.

A.4 Financial Services Regulations and Requirements

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key regulations and requirements governing financial services, highlighting their purposes and impacts on the industry.

A.5 Consumer Protection Laws

Learners will be able to identify and explain the key consumer protection laws and their impact on consumer rights and business practices.

A.6 Fiduciary standard and application

B.7 Financial Planning Process

B.8 Financial Statements

Learners will be able to identify and explain key strategies and practices for effective cash flow management to ensure a business maintains adequate liquidity for operations.

B.9 Cash flow management

B.10 Financing strategies and debt management

Learners will be able to identify and explain various financing strategies and debt management techniques to optimize financial performance and sustainability.

Learners will understand and apply fundamental economic concepts such as supply and demand, market equilibrium, and the roles of consumers and producers in the economy.

B.11 Economic concepts

B.12 Time value of money concepts and calculations

Learners will understand and apply the principles of time value of money to calculate present and future values of single payments and annuities using various interest rates and periods.

B.13 Education needs analysis

B.14 Education savings vehicles

B.15 Education funding

B.16 Gift/income tax strategies

Learners will be able to identify and apply various gift and income tax strategies to optimize financial planning outcomes for individuals and families.

C.17 Principles of risk and insurance

C.18 Analysis and evaluation of risk exposures

C.19 Health insurance and health care cost management (individual and group)

C.20 Disability income insurance (individual and group)

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between the key features, benefits, and limitations of individual and group disability income insurance policies.

C.21 Long-term insurance and long-term case planning (individual and group)

C.22 Qualified and Non-Qualified Annuities

C.23 Life insurance (individual and group)

C.24 Business owner insurance solutions

C.25 Insurance needs analysis

C.26 Insurance policy and company selection

D.27 Characteristics, uses and taxation of investment vehicles

D.28 Types of investment risk

D.29 Market cycles

D.30 Quantitative investment concepts and measures of investment returns

D.31 Asset allocation and portfolio diversification

Learners will be able to identify and explain the principles of asset allocation and portfolio diversification, including how they minimize risk and impact investment performance.

D.32 Investment Planning: Bond and stock valuation concepts

D.33 Investment Planning: Portfolio development and analysis

D.34 Investment strategies

D.35 Alternative investments and liquidity risk

E.36 Fundamental and current tax law

E.37 Income tax fundamentals and calculations

Learners will be able to identify and apply the fundamental concepts and calculations related to income tax, including taxable income determination, tax rates, deductions, and credits.

E.38 Characteristics and income taxation of business entities

E.39 Income taxation of trusts and estates

Learners will be able to understand the intricacies of income taxation applicable to trusts and estates.

E.40 Tax Reduction/Management Techniques

Learners will be able to understand techniques for reducing and managing taxes effectively in order to optimize financial planning outcomes.

E.41 Tax consequences of property transactions

Learners will be able to understand the tax implications associated with property transactions, including capital gains, depreciation recapture, and like-kind exchanges.

E.42 Tax implications of special circumstances

Learners will be able to understand the tax implications associated with special circumstances such as gifts, inheritance, divorce, and bankruptcy.

E.43 Charitable/philanthropic contributions and deductions

Understand the principles and regulations governing charitable and philanthropic contributions for tax deductions.

F.44 Retirement needs analysis

F.45 Social Security and Medicare planning

Learners will develop proficiency in understanding Social Security and Medicare planning principles to effectively advise clients on optimizing retirement benefits and healthcare coverage.

F.46 Eldercare and special needs planning

Learners will develop understanding in eldercare and special needs planning strategies to effectively address the financial needs and challenges of elderly and special needs individuals.

F.47 Types of retirement plans

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between various types of retirement plans, including defined contribution, defined benefit, and individual retirement accounts.

F.48 Qualified plan rules and options

Learners will develop greater understanding of rules and options governing qualified plans to effectively advise clients on retirement planning.

F.49 Non-qualified plan rules and options

Learners will develop understanding of rules and options governing non-qualified plans to effectively advise clients on retirement and tax planning strategies.

F.50 Key factors affecting plan selection for businesses

Learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of the key factors influencing plan selection for businesses in financial planning.

F.51 Distribution rules and taxation

Learners will better understand the distribution rules and taxation implications pertinent to retirement accounts and investment portfolios.

F.52 Retirement income and distribution strategies

Learners will develop a better understanding of effective retirement income and distribution strategies in order to optimize financial plans and ensure client satisfaction.

F.53 Business succession planning

Learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of business succession planning strategies and their implications.

G.54 Property titling and beneficiary designations

Learners will better understand the intricacies of property titling and beneficiary designations for effective estate planning and asset transfer strategies.

G.55 Strategies to Transfer Property

Master strategies to effectively transfer property in financial planning scenarios.

G.56 Estate and incapacity planning documents

Understand the various essential estate and incapacity planning documents, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives.

G.57 Gift, estate, and GST tax compliance and calculation

Learners will better understand the intricacies of gift, estate, and GST tax compliance and calculations.

G.58 Sources for estate liquidity

Learners will develop an understanding of and be able to identify various sources for estate liquidity, including life insurance, savings, investment accounts, and loans.

G.59 Types, features, and taxation of trusts

Learners will develop a comprehensive understanding of the types, features, and taxation principles of trusts in order to effectively advise clients.

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G.60 Marital deduction

learnings will learn the intricacies of the Marital Deduction, including its application, limitations, and impact on estate planning strategies.

G.61 Intra-family and other business transfer techniques

Learners will develop an understanding of techniques used for intra-family and other business transfers to effectively navigate complex financial planning scenarios.

G.62 Postmortem estate planning techniques

Learners will understand postmortem estate planning techniques to effectively manage the distribution of assets and minimize tax liabilities.

G.63 Planning for divorce, unmarried couples and other special circumstances

Learners will develop proficiency in understanding and applying financial planning strategies tailored to divorce, unmarried couples, and unique circumstances.

G.64 Planning for special needs and circumstances

Learners will learn intricacies of planning for special needs and circumstances, including disability, long-term care, and estate considerations.

H.65 Client and planner attitudes, values, biases

Learners will develop an understanding of how client and planner attitudes, values, and biases influence financial planning decisions and interactions.

Learners will better understand key principles and concepts of behavioral finance to effectively analyze and address client biases and emotions in financial decision-making processes.

H.66 Behavioral finance

H.67 Sources of money conflict

Learners will be able to identify and differentiate between various sources of money conflict to effectively manage financial disputes.

H.68 Principles of counseling

Learners will developing proficiency in applying principles of counseling to financial planning scenarios, enhancing client-advisor communication and rapport.

H.69 General principles of effective communication

H.70 Crisis events with severe consequences

Learners will develop the ability to identify, analyze, and strategize responses to crisis events with severe consequences in financial planning, ensuring client preparedness and resilience.

Role and Scope of the Health Coach

Dermatology Board Prep

All the highest-yield concepts you need to know to ace your Dermatology Board exam prep.

ACE® Health Coach

Flashcards created by top health coaches to supplement official tools or other services.

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to define wellness, list characteristics of person-centered care, explain the role and scope of health coaching, describe similarities and differences between health coaches and other health professionals, and identify when to refer clients to other healthcare professionals.

Core Components of Coaching

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to outline the core coaching competencies, explain the importance of various forms of communication, employ effective strategies for creating and maintaining client-coach relationships, and list barriers and facilitators of health behavior changes.

Behavior-change Models and Theories

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to list and describe the five stages of change, recognize a client's readiness to change, define self-efficacy, describe the health belief model, and explain how autonomy, competence, and relatedness influence motivation.

70 cards

Skills and Methods for Supporting Lifestyle Change

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to define motivational interviewing, explain and apply the four skills of motivational interviewing, describe the principles of cognitive behavior coaching, and identify the key components of SMART goals.

Considerations for the Initial Session

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to describe components of a well-structured coaching agreement, explain the purpose of screening and assessment tools, and employ effective interview skills to build rapport and improve client self-discovery in the first coaching session.

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to describe the ACE cycle of change, identify approaches to exploring values and visions, recognize and respond to change talk in order to sprout motivation, list methods of accountability, and assist clients in creating problem-solving skills and coping mechanisms to overcome barriers.

The Art of Coaching

A Mindful Approach to Stress Management

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to differentiate between stress and stressors, explain the physiological process of the stress response, discuss the psychological effects of stress, identify the correlations among chronic stress, health challenges, and disease states, and apply attitudinal factors of mindfulness to health coaching.

Nutrition for Health and Well-being

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to identify the scope of practice of a health coach as it relates to nutrition, discuss current evidence-based eating patterns, dissect a nutrition label, and outline practical strategies to improve client food literacy.

The Power of Physical Activity

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to differentiate among physical activity, exercise, and physical fitness, list the five health-related components of fitness, discuss current physical activity guidelines, and discuss the impact of physical activity in the prevention and management of chronic conditions.

Understanding Lifestyle Factors: Sleep and Substance Use

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to explain how sleep impacts health and wellbeing, identify best practices to promote quality sleep, discuss how substances such as alcohol and drugs impact health, and recognize when and how to refer clients to appropriate professionals for substance misuse.

Chronic Diseases and Comorbid Conditions: Obesity

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to list the major factors that contribute to obesity, identify the diagnostic criteria for overweight and obese classifications, explain the chief components of a behavioral weight loss plan, outline dietary strategies for weight loss, and discuss the role of physical activity and exercise in the prevention and treatment of obesity.

Chronic Diseases and Comorbid Conditions: Cardiovascular Disease

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to identify strategies to prevent initial or recurrent cardiac events, list common screening and diagnostic tests used to detect CAD, discuss the role of physical activity in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease (CVD), and explain dietary strategies for clients with CVD.

Chronic Diseases and Comorbid Conditions: Hypertension

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to list the diagnostic criteria for the different levels of high blood pressure, identify risk factors for essential hypertension, understand the role of exercises and dietary components in the prevention and treatment of hypertension, and discuss how stress management can help a client manage their blood pressure.

Chronic Diseases and Comorbid Conditions: Diabetes

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to list the different types of diabetes and discuss the risk factors for each, identify diagnostic criteria for the different levels of diabetes, list and discuss treatment strategies for diabetes and explain how lifestyle change can impact the prevention and management of diabetes.

Chronic Diseases and Comorbid Conditions: Depression and Anxiety

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to list common symptoms of depression, discuss the impact depression, anxiety, and stress can have on behaviors, understand the relationship between mood and exercise, explain behavioral strategies to help clients manage depression and anxiety, and recognize when to refer clients to a mental health professional.

Chronic Diseases and Comorbid Conditions: Additional Diseases, Conditions, and Considerations

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to identify, discuss, and explain strategies for managing and preventing dyslipidemia, cancer, osteoporosis, low back pain, and bone health.

Professional Commitments and Considerations

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to list the social determinants of health, employ effective strategies to foster inclusive coaching environments, understand the importance of establishing and enforcing professional boundaries, analyze best practices for documenting and safeguarding client information, and recognize and respond to emergency situations.

The Business of Health Coaching

Upon completion of this deck, the learner will be able to identify opportunities for health coaching, explain various delivery methods for coaching, describe the business and legal considerations for health coaches, and apply effective marketing practices to promote health coaching services.

Learn the rules of the road right here!

Drivers Test

Flashcards created by top experts to supplement the official Drivers Test preparation.

Driver's Ed Rules & Regs

Defensive and Eco Driving

Tips and techniques to become a safer driver, as well as an ecofriendly and economical one. Learn how to help the environment, save money on gas and maintenance, and be safer, all at the same time...

Some of the most common street and highway signs, as well as some that you may never see. Amaze your friends and family on those boring road trips with the knowledge you'll gain through Brainscape!

Street Signs

This deck includes both “i” and “na” adjectives. These adjectives will allow you to describe people, places, things, ideas, and emotions.

JLPT N5

The world’s best study app to help you master the JLPT.

Adjectives

77 cards

Adverbs

These adverbs will allow you to modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.

These are the vocabulary words that don’t quite fit into any other category, like exclamations and conjugations.

Miscellaneous

This deck includes a variety of words about people and animals like professions, types of animals, and family members.

Nouns: People & Animals

This deck includes many of Japan’s common food and drinks.

Nouns: Food & Drinks

This deck includes directions, locations, and prepositions.

Nouns: Locations

This deck will allow you to use pronouns instead of being limited to your own and other people’s names.

Nouns: Pronouns

This is the largest deck in our JLPT N5 class, and covers various objects used in everyday life.

Nouns: Things

165 cards

Nouns: Time

This deck includes vocabulary words for months, days, seasons, hours, and more.

84 cards

Nouns: Weather

This deck includes a handful of words that will help you describe the weather.

5 cards

Verbs

This deck covers over one hundred common Japanese verbs that are vital to forming sentences.

The question side of the cards will have the Kanji, and the answer side of the flashcards will have the Onyomi in Katakana, the Kunyomi in Hiragana, and the English meaning.

Kanji

Traffic Signals and Road Signs

Drivers Ed Texas

Flashcards created by top experts to supplement the official Drivers Test preparation.

This deck reviews all the traffic signals and road signs needed for the Drivers Ed test.

Intersections, Roundabouts, Lanes and U-Turns

This deck covers concepts around intersection, roundabouts, lane, and U-turn rules and regulations.

Lane Changing and Right of Way Rules

This deck provides an overview of the rules related to lane changing and right of way.

Seat Belts, Highways, Sharing the Road and Tailgating

This deck covers a wide range of topics including seat belt safety and rules, highway safety, sharing the road and tailgating rules.

This deck will test your knowledge of different driving situations that new drivers will encounter and the best way to react to each.

Situations and Reactions

Parking, Night Driving, Passing and Traffic Sensibility

This deck reviews traffic rules, laws and regulations related to parking, night driving, passing and general traffic sensibility.

Emergency Vehicles and School Buses

This deck covers all the Texas rules that a driver should know related to emergency vehicles and school buses.

This deck reviews various fines and speed limit laws.

Fines and Limits

Drinking and Driving and Distracted Driving

This deck reviews rules and regulations around drinking and driving as well as distracted driving.

This deck covers the principles of agency relationships, including duties, responsibilities, and disclosure requirements between real estate agents and their clients.

SAT® Prep

Use the world's smartest SAT flashcards to supplement official publications and other services.

Texas Real Estate Pre-License

Everything aspiring realtors need to know to pass the Texas Real Estate License Exam.

Agency

Learn about economic principles and market factors influencing real estate transactions, including supply, demand, and business cycles.

Business/Economy

This deck explores essential contract elements, formation, validity, and termination, with a focus on real estate agreements.

Contracts

Familiarize yourself with specific clauses commonly found in real estate contracts, including contingencies, disclosures, and default terms.

Contract Clauses

Study environmental factors, geographic considerations, and land characteristics that influence property values and suitability.

Environment/Geographic

Fair Housing / Unfair Practices

Understand federal and state fair housing laws, protected classes, and prohibited practices to ensure ethical real estate transactions.

Review the fundamentals of real estate finance, including lending practices, financial instruments, and regulatory requirements.

Finance General

Dive into the financial aspects of home purchasing, including mortgage types, qualification processes, and loan documentation.

Finance - Home Purchase

74 cards

Government

Learn about government roles and regulations affecting real estate, including taxation, zoning, and property rights.

Government Acts and Entities

Explore key government acts, agencies, and programs that impact real estate practices and property ownership.

Understand various types of real estate insurance, including homeowner’s policies, title insurance, and liability coverage.

Insurance

Study zoning, building codes, and other regulatory controls that influence property development and usage.

Land Controls

Familiarize yourself with legal concepts in real estate, including property rights, contract law, and statutory requirements.

Legal

85 cards

Real Property General

Learn foundational concepts related to real property, including characteristics, legal descriptions, and classifications.

Real Property Ownership and Interests

Explore various forms of property ownership, estates, interests, and related rights and limitations.

Review best practices, ethical standards, and practical skills essential for real estate professionals in daily operations.

Real Estate Practice

Title, Escrow, and Closing

Understand the processes involved in title searches, escrow arrangements, and closing procedures for property transactions.

Learn the principles and methods of property valuation, including appraisal techniques and market analysis.

Valuation

Fundamentals of electrophysiology

IBHRE®

Covering the official IBHRE test plan & Cardiac EP, Rhythm Device & Remote Monitoring reading lists.

Arms the student with basic E.P. and electrical concepts. All pacemaker theory is built upon the understanding of these principles. Currently weighted 3% in the CCDS exam.

116 cards

Pulse generators

Covers aspects of generator construction from materials and components to battery chemistry and depletion characteristics. Currently weighted 3.5% in the CCDS exam.

Provides exposure of various programming scenarios encountered during clinic follow up. Currently weighted 6% in the CCDS exam.

Follow-up: Programming

Lead & electrode materials

Highlights lead manufacture technique and alludes to the pros/cons associated with different construction materials. Currently weighted 6% in the CCDS exam.

Provides an understanding of the concepts used by devices to appropriately detect intrinsic activity. Currently weighted 2.5% in the CCDS exam.

Sensing

Provides an understanding of the concepts used by devices to appropriately deliver pacing therapy. Currently weighted 3.5% in the CCDS exam.

Stimulation

Outlines the constituent cycles that provide appropriately timed pacing therapy for optimal haemodynamics. Currently weighted 6% in the CCDS exam.

Timing cycles

130 cards

Algorithms

Provides an understanding of the software programming that allows appropriate therapy delivery in a number of different cardiac scenarios. Currently weighted 8% in the CCDS exam.

Facilitates an understanding of how generator delivered defibrillation resolves tachyarrhythmia. Explores concepts from energy delivery to waveform generation. Currently weighted 1% in the CCDS exam.

Defibrillation concepts

67 cards

Implantable physiologic monitors

Provides an understanding of the clinical application of loop recorders. Currently weighted 1.5% in the CCDS exam.

Arms the student with an understanding of how drugs influence cardiac function and the respondent interaction with device therapy. Currently weighted 1% in the CCDS exam.

Pharmacology

Provides an understanding of ECG theory with respect to brady/tachy therapy. Currently weighted 4% in the CCDS exam.

Electrocardiography

Provides an understanding of clinical presentation and diseases such as Chagas and Lyme plus their respondent effects on cardiac function. Currently weighted 4% in the CCDS exam.

Clinical assessment

Highlights current AHA indications for Brady, Tachy and CRT therapy. Currently weighted 9% in the CCDS exam.

Indications

167 cards

Device & feature selection

Arms the student with the knowledge to interpret why certain devices / programming are applicable to their respective patient groups. Currently weighted 3% in the CCDS exam.

Surgical technique & complication

Provides an overview of how generators / leads are implanted and the respondent complications that can arise. Currently weighted 9% in the CCDS exam.

Paediatric & end of life consideration

Divulges ethical consideration surrounding EOL and practical concerns of implanting systems in the paediatric/growing patient. Currently weighted 1% in the CCDS exam.

Covers aspects of patient and practitioner safety peri/post procedurally. Currently weighted 3% in the CCDS exam.

Safety

Follow-up: Assessment & diagnostics

Facilitates the interpretation of generator diagnostics and the mechanisms behind them. Currently weighted 5% in the CCDS exam.

Follow-up: Device assessment

Hones pattern recognition of IEGMs for various complications and arrhythmias commonly encountered in-clinic and discusses appropriate resolution. Currently weighted 10% in the CCDS exam.

170 cards

Follow-up: Pacing system complications

Describes generator complications encountered and respondent programming solutions. Currently weighted 4% in the CCDS exam.

Follow-up: Remote monitoring

Provides an overview of remote monitoring systems and their position within patient centred care. Currently weighted 2% in the CCDS exam.

Discusses radiographic views, safety and management within the EP lab environment. Currently weighted 3% in the CCDS exam.

Radiology

Provides a review of key studies, inclusion criteria and findings. Currently not weighted in the CCDS exam; however is foundational to understanding how indications and therapy selections are informed.

Trials

Nondestructive Examination (NDE)

Welding Inspection Basics

Flashcards created by top welding experts to supplement the official preparation.

Master PT, MT, ET, RT, UT and VT.

145 cards

Metallurgy

Learn about lattice structures, alloys and heat control.

118 cards

Welding & Cutting Processes

Learn about SMAW, GMAW, FCAW, GTAW, EBW, LBW, OAC, PAC, CAC-A and more!

145 cards

Symbols

Learn the individual weld symbols, arrow vs. other side, dimensioning, and how they form a welding symbol.

131 cards

Visual Examination and Discontinuities

Learn what causes and how to identify discontinuities like laminations, cracks, inclusions and lack of fusion.

Study the hazards of welding and how to minimize your risk on the job.

Safety

Master tensile, toughness, hardness, soundness and bend testing of welds.

Destructive Testing

106 cards

Math & Measuring

Practice reading various gages and performing the type of math used in weld inspection.

108 cards

Terminology and Joint Geometry

Master the proper terms and definitions used in the welding industry.

132 cards

Exame OAB

O aplicativo flashcard mais inteligente do mundo para complementar a preparação para o exame da OAB.

Royal College: Emergency Medicine

1,750+ Adaptive, digital emergency medicine flashcards for fast, efficient RCEM exam preparation.

Head & Neck

This deck covers Chapters 60-62 in Rosens, compromising all of Dentistry, ENT, and Ophthalmology.

This deck covers Chapters 63-67 in Rosens, comprising all of respirology.

Respiratory System

This deck covers Chapters 68-74 in Rosens, comprising all of cardiology.

Cardiac System

109 cards

Vascular System

This deck covers Chapters 75-78 in Rosens, comprising all of vascular medicine.

This deck covers Chapters 79-86 in Rosens, comprising all of gastroenterology.

Gastrointestinal System

82 cards

GU & Gyne System

This deck covers Chapters 87-90 in Rosens, comprising all of urology and gynecology.

This deck covers Chapters 91-99 in Rosens, comprising all of neurology.

Neurology

101 cards

Psychiatry

This deck covers Chapters 100-105 in Rosens, comprising all of psychiatry.

Immunology & Inflammatory & Dermatology

This deck covers Chapters 106-110 in Rosens, comprising all of rheumatology, dermatology, and immunology.

This deck covers Chapters 111-115 in Rosens, comprising all of hematology and oncology.

Hematology & Oncology

This deck covers Chapters 116-120 in Rosens, comprising all of endocrinology, electrolyte disturbances, and acid-base physiology.

Metabolism & Endocrine

84 cards

Infectious Disease

This deck covers Chapters 121-130 in Rosens, comprising all of infectious disease.

This deck covers Chapters 131-138 in Rosens, comprising all of environmental medicine.

Environmental

This deck covers Chapters 42-51 in Rosens, compromising all of orthopedics and plastic surgery.

Orthopedics

109 cards

Toxicology

This deck covers Chapters 139-159 in Rosens, compromising all of toxicology.

112 cards

Pediatrics

This deck covers Chapters 160-177 in Rosens, compromising all of pediatrics.

142 cards

Special Populations

This deck covers Chapters 183-189 in Rosens, compromising geriatrics, transplant & immunocompromised patients, and combative patients.

This deck covers Chapters 190-193 in Rosens, compromising all of EMS.

EMS

This deck covers Chapters 52-57 in Rosens, compromising all of burns, wounds, bites, envenomations, and foreign bodies.

Soft Tissue

This deck covers Chapters 33-41 in Rosens, compromising all of trauma.

Trauma

This deck covers Chapters 1-8 in Rosens, compromising all of resuscitation.

Resuscitation

85 cards

Cardinal Presentations

This deck covers Chapters 9-32 in Rosens, compromising all of the cardinal presentations.

This deck covers Chapters 178-182 in Rosens, compromising all of obstetrics.

Obstetrics

Abuse/Partner Violence/Forensic

This deck covers Chapters 58-59 in Rosens, compromising all of sexual assault, IPV, and forensics.

Ethics/Practice of EM/Medical Legal

This deck covers the relevant legal and ethical principles and laws relevant to the practice of emergency medicine.

Bloqueio neuromuscular (deck demonstrativo)

Preparativo Vestibular e ENEM

O aplicativo flashcard mais inteligente do mundo para complementar a preparação para os vestibulares / ENEM.

Medcards Oftalmologia

O aplicativo flashcard mais inteligente do mundo para oftalmologia.

Anatomia

74 cards

IVASPE Acceso a bombero

Memoriza con la repetición espaciada los datos clave del IVASPE y optimiza tu estudio.

Medcards Anestesiologia

Porque o Medcards Anestesiologia é a sua melhor escolha de revisão?

233 cards

Medcards Endocrinologia (TEEM)

Os melhores flashcards de Endocrinologia aliados ao algoritmo de repetição espaçada mais eficaz do mundo para você ser aprovado na prova de título.

Hipogonadismo masculino (deck demonstrativo)

149 cards

Medcards Otorrinolaringologia

Os melhores flashcards de Otorrinolaringologia aliados ao algoritmo de repetição espaçada mais eficaz do mundo para você conciliar os estudos com a residência e ser aprovado na prova de título.

Anatomia do nariz e seios da face (deck demonstrativo)

ATC and IFR Procedures Review

Charter Pilot (Part 135) - Oral

760+ Charter Pilot (Part 135) flashcards to quickly learn the top concepts in the exam.

A review of Air Traffic Control and Instrument Flight Rule Procedures for the professional pilot.

171 cards

Weather Review

Weather Topics for the Charter Pilot

227 cards

Regulatory Review

A review of Parts 61, 91 and 135 as they apply to the Charter Pilot

140 cards

General Knowledge

228 cards

Praxis Exams

All the top concepts in the official Praxis exams.

Kaplan Clean Energy

Memoriza Concurso

O aplicativo flashcard mais inteligente do mundo para memoriza concurso.

Deck demonstrativo - Teoria da Constituição

Queimaduras (deck demonstrativo)

Medcards R+ Cirurgia

Flashcards de cirurgia geral com o melhor algoritmo de repetição espaçada para te ajudar a estudar com a residência e passar na prova de R+.

Trauma (deck demonstrativo)

Medcards Residência Médica

Os melhores flashcards aliados ao algoritmo de repeticao espacada mais eficaz do mundo para voce ser aprovado na prova de residencia medica e REVALIDA.

275 cards

Memoriza Concurso - Delegado

O aplicativo flashcard mais inteligente do mundo para memoriza concurso

Deck demonstrativo - Teoria da Constituição