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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 25, 2020
  • March 3, 2026

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Access a comprehensive library of case-based questions and detailed rationales in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine. Prepare for certification exams, earn CME credit, and challenge your clinical knowledge anytime, anywhere.

Case-based questions
Expert-written rationales
Exam preparation
CME credit and MOC points
Over 1,200 questions
Multiple medical topics
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What users say

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What's New in CHEST SEEK

1.10.1

March 3, 2026

Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements

User reviews

Poor studying tool

Overly cumbersome navigation
No highlight/ strikethrough function to organize material
Does not sync across apps
Wish this was more intuitive

Useless App

The app is archaic and the interface is poorly executed
I do expect much better considering the amount I paid

Useless App

The app is archaic and slow downloading study material stop frequently and you eventually give up and use the browser I was expecting way more from ACCP

MD

App is very user friendly.

Crashing

Started crashing in July and unable to login at all. I checked my credentials on the website and everything works.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

App crashes seconds after launch

Bug

Unable to login despite valid credentials

Bug

Progress does not sync across devices

Bug

Server connectivity issues

Bug

Incompatibility with older devices

Bug

Font sizing problems (too small or too large)

Bug

Forced logout with inability to log back in

Bug

Question reset functionality not working as expected

Bug

Inconsistent behavior between app and website versions

Bug

Requested Features

10 requests

Highlight and strikethrough text organization tools

Feature

Cross-device synchronization

Feature

Search functionality for keywords

Feature

UI/UX redesign similar to UWorld

Feature

Peer answer statistics

Feature

Better question organization by topic

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Reset answer functionality without support contact

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Desktop compatibility

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Adjustable font sizing options

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Distinct exam questions separate from MCQ bank

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FAQ

What is CHEST SEEK?

CHEST SEEK is a mobile application that provides a library of case-based questions and detailed rationales written and reviewed by experts in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine. It is designed to help users stimulate clinical thought processes, prepare for certification or recertification exams, and earn continuing medical education credits.

What kind of medical topics are covered in CHEST SEEK?

The library content covers a wide range of timely testing topics. These include breathing disorders, cardiovascular disorders, critical care disease, diffuse parenchymal lung disease, infectious disease, neoplasia, normal sleep and variants, neurologic disorders, obstructive lung disease, obstructive sleep apnea, renal, endocrine, and metabolic disorders, and general pulmonary disease.

How can I access CHEST SEEK content?

To access the SEEK subscriptions, you need to sign in with your CHEST ID. The app provides convenient access to all your subscribed content directly on your mobile device.

Does CHEST SEEK offer continuing education credits?

Yes, CHEST SEEK allows users to obtain CME credit, MOC points, and CE hours. This feature is valuable for professionals looking to maintain their certifications and stay up-to-date in their fields.

Is CHEST SEEK free to download and use?

The application itself is free to download. However, access to the library content requires subscriptions, which are available for purchase within the app. This means the core functionality is free, but the educational content is monetized through in-app purchases.