i just started doing q-bank, i do it by subject and it only allows me to do sets of 50. is there any way to know the total number of q's per subject? say i am doing cardio, is there any way to know the total ammnt, or do i just do them ion blocks of 50 till they tell me there asre no more? thanx.
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Go to the create a test, select all items, then check caradio and then check calculate. You can also check cardio and then check path to see how many path questions there are.Su4n2 said:i just started doing q-bank, i do it by subject and it only allows me to do sets of 50. is there any way to know the total number of q's per subject? say i am doing cardio, is there any way to know the total ammnt, or do i just do them ion blocks of 50 till they tell me there asre no more? thanx.
I think there is a button in the lower left hand area that says something like "Calculate available questions". It should be there in the Create Exam screen. Perhaps that will give you the remaining number of questions after you have selected your criteria.
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Row Jimmy said:I was just playing with that button as I am just doing random blocks and have never used it and I was surprised to find there are only 19 Mol. Bio. questions in all of Q-Bank.
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And only 62 BioChem. After seeing this I thought perhaps these subjects were veiled in the organ systems but it appears they aren't as the numbers don't change when you add in all organ systems. Seems like to few questions for two important subjects.