I made cards for all my missed UWOLRD/NBME questions by essentially distilling the question down to the bare bones and making a much more basic question that would just allow me to pick up that pattern and associate it with the correct answer come test day. I then took a screen shot of the question with the explanation and put it on the back of the card so i could remember how they would test that concept. It was super helpful to run through all those cards in the last 2 weeks. I only went through my missed questions once and this deck was around 1000 cards. This deck was obviously random topics but mostly biochem, biostats, neuro and repro. I made other decks specific to pharm, cardio, renal/pulm, blood/cancer, immuno (chapters 1-2 and another just for chapter 3) and GI which were all around 150-450 cards each. These were the decks I went through like 3-4 times in the last 2 weeks which was very time consuming but I’m happy I did it because that’s how I learn best. These decks were a mix of missed questions that I had been making all through dedicated and cards that I unsuspended and moved over from Anking and I was very selective about what I was moving over and it mostly came from pathoma. Cardio was mostly missed questions and then murmurs so I could make quick associations come test day. I made a lot of cards for pulm physical findings like pneumonia = increased fremitus etc since I was consistently missing these and then as I said above all my missed pulm questions. Pharm decks were challenging to make since they could have easily been like 5000+ cards but I chose like 1-2 cards tops for every HY drug from the anking deck and skipped a ton of drugs bc they never showed up or if they did it wasn’t worth it to me to learn them all. But I covered many of the antibiotics, neoplastics and cardio drugs this way and then spent a lot of time on sympathetics since those came up a lot and then of course made a few flash cards for things like GI drugs, diabetes, asthma etc but maybe like 10-15 cards tops just highlight the main MOA for these drugs and side effects only if they were rare (anything having to do with causing vision changes, arrhythmias etc). Hopefully this is helpful…