Step 2 CK prep you'll actually open every day

Step 2 CK is 8 blocks of clinical vignettes that reward pattern recognition under pressure — which is exactly what you can't build by re-reading notes. MediLingo trains it the way the exam tests it: short, high-yield clinical scenarios, timed challenges, and head-to-head duels that make "next best step" thinking automatic.

3,900+ exam-style questions, AI-generated and cross-checked against current guidelines, with expert human review in progress. Medical students in 72 eligible developing countries use it free, permanently — funded by Western subscriptions.

Exam at a glance

How MediLingo prepares you

Sample questions

A 68-year-old man has acute dyspnea, bibasilar crackles, elevated JVP, and an S3 gallop. Blood pressure 150/90. Best next step in management?

A IV furosemide ✓ Correct
B Oral metoprolol
C IV nitroglycerin infusion
D Urgent echocardiogram

Explanation: Acute decompensated heart failure. IV loop diuretics are first-line for volume overload with adequate perfusion.

A 32-year-old woman has pleuritic chest pain and tachycardia two days after a 10-hour flight. Wells score is 6. Best next step?

A D-dimer
B CT pulmonary angiography ✓ Correct
C V/Q scan
D Start heparin and observe

Explanation: High pretest probability (Wells >4). D-dimer is for low/intermediate risk; image directly.

After transsphenoidal pituitary surgery, a patient develops polyuria, polydipsia, serum Na 152, and dilute urine. Best treatment?

A Fluid restriction
B Desmopressin ✓ Correct
C Hydrochlorothiazide
D IV hypertonic saline

Explanation: Central diabetes insipidus from pituitary injury. Desmopressin replaces ADH; contrast with SIADH, which causes hyponatremia.

Frequently asked questions

Is MediLingo really free?

Free for medical students in 72 low- and lower-middle-income countries. Paid subscriptions elsewhere fund the free tier.

Who writes the questions?

Our question bank is AI-generated, then cross-reviewed by a second medical AI layer against established clinical guidelines and reputable medical literature. Expert human review is currently in progress.

How are the questions made?

Our question bank is AI-generated, then cross-reviewed by a second medical AI layer against established clinical guidelines and reputable medical literature. Expert human review is currently in progress — every question in the final bank will have passed two layers of review: medical AI and human expert.

How many Step 2 CK questions are there?

3,900+ and growing across the full Step 2 CK blueprint.

Why not just use the big commercial banks?

Those work — they also cost hundreds per year. MediLingo adds gamified micro-learning (duels, streaks, 5-minute lessons) and a free tier for students priced out of the market.

Start free — your first duel takes 5 minutes.

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