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Everyone has a blind spot.

Your brain fills it in. The examiner won't. OphthoMentor finds the gaps in what you know with 7,134 high-yield questions and adaptive spaced repetition, so you walk into your board exam knowing exactly where you stand.

Ophthalmology question bank

Pick a topic. Try a question.

13 topics, 7,134 questions. Every subspecialty on your board exam, split into subtopics you can drill one at a time. No account needed.

  • General medicine

    291 questions.

  • Fundamentals

    423 questions.

  • Clinical optics

    495 questions.

  • Pathology & tumors

    365 questions.

  • Neuro-ophthalmology

    771 questions.

  • Pediatrics & strabismus

    621 questions.

  • Oculoplastics

    740 questions.

  • Cornea & external disease

    768 questions.

  • Uveitis

    461 questions.

  • Glaucoma

    730 questions.

  • Lens & cataract

    455 questions.

  • Retina & vitreous

    699 questions.

  • Refractive surgery

    315 questions.

Inside the app

What happens after you answer

Explanations

Every wrong option gets its own reason

Single-best-answer and true/false questions, with every option explained, the wrong ones included.

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Neuro-ophthalmology · GCA

Amaurosis fugax and jaw claudication at 74

  • A · Your answer. Don’t hold steroids for the biopsy. It stays diagnostic for at least two weeks after treatment starts.
  • B · Correct. Transient vision loss with jaw claudication is giant cell arteritis until proven otherwise. High-dose steroids today, before the optic nerve infarcts.
  • C · Why not. A normal ESR doesn’t rule out GCA. Check CRP too, and treat on the clinical picture.

Confidence

Confident and wrong is the miss that costs you

Before you submit, tag how sure you are. A lucky guess comes back sooner instead of counting as known. A confident miss is flagged on the spot and lands in its own drill, because it’s the answer you’d defend on exam day.

Example screen — your numbers will differ.

Before you submit

How sure are you?

  • If right · Spaced out as normal
  • If wrong · Flagged on the spot and added to your Confident-but-wrong drill

Confident but wrong

The answers you’d defend on exam day

Drill 20

Clinical pathways

The two or three decisions behind the answer

Many explanations end in a pathway that lays those decisions out. In a Pathway drill the last step stays hidden until you call it.

Spaced review

Missed it Monday? It’s back before you forget it

Every answered question returns on its own schedule: sooner if you missed it or guessed, further out each time you get it right. Pick a retention target between 70% and 97%.

Board Readiness

A readiness score that won’t flatter you

It estimates what you’d score today in each subspecialty from what you’ve retained, not what you once got right. It stays hidden until you’ve answered enough of the bank for the number to mean something.

Knowledge map

Every subtopic on one screen

One strip per subspecialty, one segment per subtopic. Each strip sorts itself: solid where your answers held up, faded where they partly did, grey where they didn’t, empty where you haven’t been tested. A confident miss gets a red ring.

Peers & discussion

See which option fooled everyone else

After you answer, see how other residents split across the options, then read how they reasoned it in the question’s own thread. When 4 in 10 fell for the same distractor, you know it’s a trap worth remembering.

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In every session

  • Exam mode
  • Highlight & cross out
  • Recall mode
  • Image zoom
  • Blind-spot drill
  • Replay a session
  • Notes & bookmarks
  • Keyboard shortcuts

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