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MedFlowdle

A new clinical flowchart every day with some boxes missing. Drag the right answers into place, use clues when you're stuck, and see how you score. It's a quick, fun way to practise the reasoning Step 2 CK and Step 3 test.

  • A fresh flowchart puzzle every day at 12 PM Pacific
  • Score out of 100, with clues and stronger hints when you need them
  • Build a daily streak and track it on your yearly heatmap
  • Free to play as a guest, or save your streak with a free account
MedFlowdle puzzle screenshot: interstitial lung disease flowchart with numbered blank boxes, answer bank and clue
Algorithmic Clinical Reasoning

Stop memorizing medicine.
Start reasoning through it.

USMLE Adviser turns clinical presentations into simple, branching flowcharts — the same yes/no logic real clinicians use at the bedside, built for Step 2 CK, Step 3, and the Match.

Sample flowchart: algorithmic approach to chest pain and discomfort
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We've teamed up with UWorld to bring USMLE Adviser students discounted pricing on the QBank for Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3 — the resource behind every flowchart we teach.

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The Method

Why flowcharts work

Medicine isn't a list of facts to recall under pressure — it's a chain of decisions. Every USMLE Adviser flowchart is built to teach that chain, not just the destination.

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Follow the logic

Each flowchart starts from a chief complaint and branches through the same yes/no questions a clinician asks at the bedside — until you land on the diagnosis.

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Built from real exam patterns

The branching mirrors how USMLE vignettes are actually written, so the reasoning you practice here transfers directly to test day.

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Retain, don't just review

A visual path is easier to recall under pressure than a paragraph of text — because you're remembering a route, not a page.

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What is USMLE Adviser?

Clinical flowcharts built for Step 2 CK, Step 3 and the Match

USMLE Adviser turns real presenting complaints into one-page algorithmic flowcharts, so you can reason through a vignette step by step instead of memorizing isolated facts. The flowcharts are created by Dr. Adnan Memon, MD.

Who it is for

Medical students and graduates preparing for USMLE Step 2 CK or Step 3, and applicants getting ready for the Match.

What is included

The flowcharts e-book (Volumes 1 and 2) has 232 one-page flowcharts across 19 specialties, from Emergency Medicine and Cardiology to Ob/Gyn, Pediatrics and Surgery, with an index by specialty. It is an instant digital download. You can also play MedFlowdle, a free daily flowchart puzzle, or find a UWorld discount.

Frequently asked questions

What is USMLE Adviser?

USMLE Adviser is a study resource by Dr. Adnan Memon, MD that turns real presenting complaints into one-page algorithmic flowcharts for Step 2 CK, Step 3 and the Match.

What is inside the e-book?

The e-book (Volumes 1 and 2) contains 232 one-page clinical flowcharts across 19 specialties, from Emergency Medicine and Cardiology to Ob/Gyn, Pediatrics and Surgery, with an index by specialty.

How do I get the flowcharts?

The e-book is an instant digital download. Checkout opens on the Flowcharts page, and you can study on any device.

Can I try a sample first?

Yes. Free flowchart previews are on the Flowcharts page, and MedFlowdle is a free daily flowchart puzzle you can play without an account.

Is this medical advice?

No. USMLE Adviser is for exam preparation and education only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

From the Channel

Latest videos

Fresh explanations straight from the USMLE Adviser YouTube channel — this list updates automatically as new videos go live.

The Person Behind It

Written by a Match aspirant, for students walking the same road

Dr. Adnan Memon, MD started these flowcharts as personal notes during his own USMLE journey. Today they're a resource for thousands preparing for Step 2 CK, Step 3, and the Match.

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