PA School Survival
Your own lectures become board-ready PANCE prep.
Turn your own lectures into board-ready PANCE prep — filed to the blueprint, graded to the boards.
Drop a lecture — PDF, PowerPoint, or Word — and get back flashcards, board-graded quizzes, and a tutor that knows your slides — auto-filed onto its PANCE body-system shelf. Your class, made exam-ready.
Body Systems by PANCE weight
All body systems →NCCPA PANCE Blueprint weighting, effective Jan 2025 · 52 diseases · 121 drugs · 37 anatomy entries
- Cardiovascular~11%Highest-yield system. ACS, HF, arrhythmias, valvular disease.
- Pulmonary~9%Obstructive vs. restrictive, PE, pneumonia, pleural disease.
- Gastrointestinal/Nutrition~8%Luminal GI, hepatobiliary, pancreatic, nutritional deficiencies.
- Musculoskeletal~8%Fractures, arthropathies, sports injuries, low back pain.
- Neurology~7%Stroke, seizures, headache, neurodegenerative disease.
All 14 + Professional Practice — show 10 more
- Infectious Disease~7%Bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic; antimicrobial selection.
- Psychiatry/Behavioral~7%Mood, anxiety, psychotic, substance use disorders.
- Reproductive~7%Obstetrics, gynecology, male & female reproductive.
- Endocrine~6%Thyroid, diabetes, adrenal, pituitary, calcium disorders.
- Eyes/Ears/Nose/Throat~6%Red eye, otitis, sinusitis, pharyngitis, vertigo.
- Hematology~5%Anemias, coagulopathies, hematologic malignancies.
- Renal~5%AKI/CKD, electrolytes, nephrolithiasis, acid-base, glomerular disease.
- Genitourinary~4%UTI, bladder & urethral disorders, incontinence, male GU.
- Dermatology~4%Eczematous, papulosquamous, infectious, neoplastic lesions.
- Professional Practice~6%Cross-cutting: PA role & scope of practice, ethics, mandated reporting, risk management, and evidence-based medicine.
The 14 organ systems total 94%; Professional Practice adds the remaining ~6% as a cross-cutting area (ethics, law, scope, EBM) — not an organ system.
High-Yield Preview
Cardiovascular →Tap to expand. Every profile follows the same order: Pathophys → S/Sx → Gold Standard Dx → First-line Tx.