DUE-CARD REVIEW

Spaced Repetition for Nursing and NCLEX Review

Spaced repetition changes when a saved card returns. Feynman Nurse shows due cards and lets you rate revealed answers as Again, Hard, or Good.

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What you can do

Review due cards before adding a large new set.

Return difficult cards sooner than familiar cards.

Keep each card connected to its saved nursing note.

Use the source note when a short answer needs context.

WORKFLOW

A clear three-step process

Create checked cards

Correct generated details before scheduled review.

Answer before revealing

Rate your recall instead of visual familiarity.

Return when due

Complete short sessions across several days.

PRACTICAL GUIDE

How to keep spaced review useful

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Finish due cards before creating many new cards.

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Edit cards that fail because the wording is unclear.

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Use practice questions for application and prioritization.

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Do not use card progress as a readiness prediction.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Questions about due-card review

Does Feynman Nurse support spaced repetition?

Yes. Saved flashcards include Again, Hard, and Good review controls.

Does card progress predict NCLEX success?

No. It records review activity and does not provide a validated readiness score.

Should I still use practice questions?

Yes. Flashcards support memory, while practice questions can test application.

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