Pancreatic Pathology vs DeveloperCards

Volume 1 in the Series: The Johns Hopkins Atlases of Pathology AUTHORS: Ralph H. Hruban, Bona Kim, Corrinne Sandone, and Toby C. Cornish SERIES EDITORS: Toby C. Cornish, Norman J. Barker, and Ralph H. Hruban This app is a teaching tool for medical students, residents, fellows, and practicing pathologists. The Atlas of Pancreas Pathology is comprised of five modules: an interactive teaching algorithm, a searchable image atlas, an image-based quiz, flashcards, and a Whipple specimen dissection tutorial animation. Viewing multiple examples of the same entity or feature from this large, rich image atlas will strengthen your diagnostic skills. Teaching Algorithm: The teaching algorithm is a tool to teach the diagnostic criteria for the most common neoplasms of the pancreas. The algorithm consists of a series of usually dichotomous decision points, starting with determining if the tumor is solid or cystic, which end in specific diagnoses. Gross and microscopic photographs, together with didactic illustrations created by medical illustrator Bona Kim, support the instructional design of the algorithm. The algorithm was adapted with permission from RH Hruban, MB Pitman, and DS Klimstra, Tumors of the Pancreas. Washington D.C.: American registry of Pathology; 2007. Atlas of Tumor Pathology; 4th series, fascicle 6. Image Atlas: The image atlas contains over 1,400 high resolution color images with captions authored by a leading expert, and covers 115 diagnostic entities. These gross and microscopic photographs can be viewed together or separately, and two entities can be compared, side by side. The atlas can be viewed by diagnosis or by features (these features re-enforce the diagnostic features used in the algorithm), and the atlas can be searched using a key word search. You can create your own albums and add images you select from from the atlas to these albums. Quiz: The Quiz contains 166 multiple choice questions for self-study. Flash Cards:The Flash cards module allows you to view a randomly generated assortment of images from the image bank and subsequently view the diagnosis and caption by simply “flipping” the card over. Whipple Dissection: This instructional video, expertly illustrated by Anastasia Demson, illustrates our approach to the gross dissection of a Whipple specimen. Explore this app and improve your pancreatic diagnostic skills. We welcome your feedback. Please e-mail Dr. Hruban at rhruban@jhmi.edu. If you find an error, please let us know so we can correct it.

Preparing for the AWS SAA-C03 or the Claude Developer Foundations exam? DeveloperCards 2.1 turns the prep into a card collection: studying earns most of the draws that fill it. WHAT'S INSIDE Three free decks: • AWS Architect Basics: 41 short foundation cards in Chinese on the AWS networking basics behind the SAA-C03 (VPCs, VPN, Direct Connect). A good place to start. • AWS Associate Architect: 371 cards in English for the SAA-C03, including 165 multiple-choice cards with every wrong option explained. • Claude Developer Foundations (CCDV-F): 465 cards in English across all 8 exam domains, including 149 multiple-choice cards with every wrong option explained. HOW DRAWS WORK • Pick a goal (add an exam date if you have one: reviews finish the day before the exam), then take a 5-card starter lesson: for each card, read the question, tap Show answer, then Got it. • Each pack gets a one-time grant of 5 draws: your first pack when the starter lesson ends, every other pack the first time you open it after that. • Learn a new card to earn a draw for its pack: tap Got it on a new card, or get a new multiple-choice card right. Starter-lesson cards earn the pack's 5-draw grant instead. Clearing all due cards adds one more draw, once a day. • Draws are earned, never sold. • No repeat draws: a card you have drawn never comes up again. • After 10 Commons in a row, a rare card is guaranteed: the next card is Rare or better while the pack still has a Rare or Legendary you are missing. • Open up to 5 cards at once, or Open 1. You only spend draws for cards you receive. • Each pack saves up to 60 draws, plus 5 extra draws waiting. With nothing left to study and no draws, you get 1 free draw a day per pack. • Swipe left or right on the Home cover to switch packs. HOW STUDY WORKS A new card shows its question first: tap Show answer, read it, then Got it. When a card comes back for review, rate it with two buttons by default, Forgot and Remembered; turn on all four (Again / Hard / Good / Easy) in Settings › Study. On a multiple-choice card you decide first, tap Show options, pick your answer, then tap Sure or Not sure, or tap I don't know to see the explanations. Reviews are scheduled with FSRS, the open-source spaced-repetition algorithm (default parameters), never more than 90 days out. A card counts as Mastered once its next review is 15 or more days away. Cards you miss go to the Mistake Book. Progress by domain shows card counts for each exam domain, never a score. Many cards show their source. Reminders are optional and you can turn them off. OFFLINE AND ACCOUNT The first cards of the AWS Associate Architect and Claude decks ship inside the app, so a first lesson on them works with no connection. The full deck downloads when your phone is online; after that, study works offline. An account is optional: signing in adds cloud backup and lets you report a problem with a card. FROM TIME AWAKE DeveloperCards is made by Time Awake in Auckland. Cards are drafted with AI assistance; the AWS Associate Architect and Claude cards come from official documentation (AWS, Anthropic) and are checked by automated checks and AI review passes. If a card looks wrong, sign in and tap Report a problem under its answer. All three decks are free. LINKS Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://tartan-tortoise-e81.notion.site/DevCards-Spaced-Recall-Privacy-Policy-2bfa758eb54580db99a3ed89369f9a13 Not official exam material and not an exam simulator. AWS is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc. Claude and Anthropic are trademarks of Anthropic, PBC. DeveloperCards is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Amazon or Anthropic.