“Failed first sit at 47%. With AnesCORE I scored 73 the second time. The difference was finally knowing what I didn't know.”
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Dr. M. Iliescu
PGY-4 · Bucharest
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How we create and review contentThis is one exam-format Part 1 multiple-true-false question from our bank. Mark each statement true or false, then see the worked answer.
Regarding the pathophysiology of oxygen delivery and consumption in circulatory shock:
Mark each statement true or false:
In healthy adults at rest, systemic oxygen delivery is approximately 1000 mL/min while oxygen consumption is about 250 mL/min, creating a physiological oxygen reserve.
When systemic oxygen delivery decreases, oxygen consumption immediately falls in direct proportion, indicating supply dependency at all levels of DO₂.
Cardiac output is determined by the product of heart rate and stroke volume, with stroke volume being influenced by preload, afterload, and myocardial contractility.
The unifying feature of all forms of shock, regardless of aetiology, is acute circulatory failure associated with inadequate cellular oxygen utilisation.
In septic shock, early goal-directed therapy targeting supranormal oxygen delivery values has been shown to consistently reduce mortality across all patient populations.
EDAIC Part I passes roughly 60% of candidates. 4 out of 10 come back next year with the same notes, the same method, the same result.
Built around one idea: the exam has a structure. Your prep should mirror it, not translate it.
Shunt and dead space sit at opposite ends of the V/Q spectrum. True shunt does not respond to 100% oxygen — a fact tested almost every cycle. Anatomical shunt averages 2–5% of cardiac output…
A heatmap across the syllabus and a readiness score grounded in your activity — not a fake pass-fail prediction.
Stem + 5 independent True/False statements. +1 correct, 0 wrong or blank — no negative marking. Exactly how the exam is written.
Flashcards graduate intervals based on your ratings. We bring back exactly what you're about to forget.
Auto-curated practice from the subtopics you keep missing. Stop wasting reps.
Lessons and explanations are mapped to the syllabus and carry references to the relevant source chapter and pages.
60-question Paper A or Paper B, blueprinted across topics, timed runner, and a post-exam report that tells you exactly what to study next.
Our AI tutor uses the AnesCORE corpus — 675 lessons mapped to the EDAIC syllabus — to generate answers with source references you can check. Responses are generated automatically and may contain errors.
Type a question the way it lands in your head. The assistant retrieves relevant lessons and generates an answer with source references for you to check.
Give it your exam date and target paper. It builds a day-by-day plan around your weakest subtopics and rebalances every night as your scores move.
Expand any MTF statement or flashcard into a focused explanation, tied back to the lesson it came from — so a wrong answer becomes the next thing you actually learn.
AnesDose turns the parts of the syllabus you keep re-reading into short, animated explainers — every cascade, circuit and curve drawn step by step. No lectures, no fluff. Watch it build, and it stays.
Each clip draws the mechanism in front of you — pathways, pressures and feedback loops assembling piece by piece. What a whiteboard does and a textbook can't.
Every clip is tied to a canonical EDAIC topic, so the animation remains connected to the exact part of the syllabus you are learning.
Replay one before a mock, or loop the part that won't stick until the mechanism is yours — minutes of watching that replace an hour of re-reading.
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Our lessons, practice questions and flashcards are created using AI and manually reviewed by doctors training in anaesthesiology and intensive care.
How we create and review contentone payment · until EDAIC 2027
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HOLA is the mock exam for EDAIC Part I. These doctors prepared on AnesCORE.
“Failed first sit at 47%. With AnesCORE I scored 73 the second time. The difference was finally knowing what I didn't know.”
“The 60-question timed mock feels exactly like the exam. After 3 mocks I knew I was ready. No guessing.”
“The heatmap stopped me wasting hours on pharmacology. I doubled down on physics where I was at 38%.”
“MTF statements are written exactly like the originals. You train on the form, not just the fact.”
“In 12 weeks I covered all of Paper A + B. First time I saw a plan that actually closes.”
“Tried 3 platforms. Only here lessons cite the source chapter. Massive for how I study.”
“Failed first sit at 47%. With AnesCORE I scored 73 the second time. The difference was finally knowing what I didn't know.”
“The 60-question timed mock feels exactly like the exam. After 3 mocks I knew I was ready. No guessing.”
“The heatmap stopped me wasting hours on pharmacology. I doubled down on physics where I was at 38%.”
“MTF statements are written exactly like the originals. You train on the form, not just the fact.”
“In 12 weeks I covered all of Paper A + B. First time I saw a plan that actually closes.”
“Tried 3 platforms. Only here lessons cite the source chapter. Massive for how I study.”
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