Your answers stay on your device
For practice only. Not for clinical use. The drug names and numbers are made up. Always follow your school's and your facility's rules.
What happens to your answers
- Your browser makes each problem and checks your answer. The page sends your answers to no server.
- The page has no ads, no account and no cookies.
- The page saves your progress in this browser only, in local storage (the key is med-math:progress:v1). It holds how many problems you answered and how many were correct, for each topic.
- You can remove it. Choose Reset progress on the start page, or clear the site data of your browser.
- The practice test saves nothing. When you close the page, the score is gone.
- The address of the page changes when a new problem shows. It holds the number of the problem, after the # sign. A browser never sends that part to a server. It has no answer in it.
- If the page has an error, it sends an error report to the server. The report has no answers and no personal data.
How the problems are made
A computer program makes each problem from random numbers. The same program finds the correct answer. The drug names and numbers are made up.