HEALTH PROGRAMS · BIOMEDICINE
You study biomedicine — and your program's material is what goes in.
You walk into the exam with the whole pathway mapped and the cards already reviewed. Archi reads your professor's PDF and the lab handout, and hands back a structured summary, a concept map and a mock in the format of his old paper.
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WHAT'S PRE-BUILT, WHAT YOU BRING
Archi is built for Brazilian medicine — the question bank, the clinical cases and the board patterns are all medicine. The study tools work on top of your material: your professor's immunology PDF, the haematology lab handout, his old exam paper. That is how biomedicine students use Archi today.
Our own content — and it is Brazilian medicine.
The tools work on top of this — and this does not depend on your program.
THE REALITY OF YOUR PROGRAM
Glycolysis, Krebs, the respiratory chain: your professor asks about the regulatory point, not the list. Memorising the slide does not hold up the question that asks what happens when the cofactor is missing.
Haematology wants morphology, microbiology wants the medium and the biochemical test, parasitology wants the cycle and the host. Each one asks for a different kind of memory, and they all land in the same week.
The lab handout fits on a page. What the assessment asks about is what your professor said at the bench — and nobody writes all of that down while pipetting.
HOW ARCHI COMES IN
89%report better results in 30 days
None of this came from a pre-built bank for your program. All of it came from what you uploaded.
You upload the immunology PDF. Archi hands back a summary with a hierarchy — step, mediator, regulation — and a map that shows where each piece fits.
See SummariesYou record what your professor explains during the procedure. Archi transcribes it and hands back the annotated protocol the printed sheet never had.
See ClassesLong essay, multiple choice with a case, identification: Archi picks up how your professor asks and builds the mock in the same format, from the content you uploaded.
See ExamsONE EXAM WEEK
Two exams in four days and two completely different kinds of studying: one wants cascades and regulation, the other wants cycle, host and infective form. You have both PDFs and no spare hour.
Archi reads both. It hands back a summary and a map for each, builds the cards split by topic and spreads the review across the four days — immunology weighs more until Monday, parasitology takes over after.
You never had to decide what to revise on which day. You arrived at both exams having gone over whatever was closest to slipping.
THE FOUR TOOLS
Biochemistry, immunology and the lab bench all come in through the same door: what you upload.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
No. Archi's pre-built content — question bank, clinical cases and board patterns — is Brazilian medicine. There is no biomedicine question bank and no clinical-analysis material inside the platform. What serves your program is the tools, and they work on the PDF, the class and the old exam you upload.
Biochemistry, immunology, microbiology and genetics show up in both programs, but the depth and the framing of YOUR exam are your professor's — and it is his material Archi reads. Do not count on the medicine bank to cover your syllabus; count on what you upload.
Archi does not see the slide or the culture. What it does is keep and organise what was said and written: you record the explanation at the bench and upload the handout, and it hands that back as a summary and flashcards for the practical assessment.
Yes. The flashcards export in a format Anki imports, and the deck you already have can come in. Review inside Archi runs on FSRS, the same scheduling algorithm.
OTHER HEALTH PROGRAMS
Change the program and you change what goes in — the path inside stays the same. See every program.
You upload the class, the PDF and your professor's old exam. Archi hands back a summary, flashcards and a mock exam — and chases you for the review before the test.
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