Create custom quizzes from various books in AccessMedicine. Create a random quiz or select questions from specific chapters to create a custom quiz.
A free MyAccess account is required to create the quizzes. Keep your MyAccess account active by signing in at least every 90 days. (Learn more about MyAccess accounts.) Note: Regardless if you sign in with your ACHE credentials or via OpenAthens, to utilize the questions you must create a separate personal MyAccess account.
Step 1 - Create a MyAccess account
Sign up for a MyAccess account by clicking the following link:
[The link above triggers you to login to OpenAthens before it directs you to AccessMedicine. If you go directly to AccessMedicine (https://accessmedicine.mhmedical.com/), you will need to sign in via OpenAthens first before creating an account. Otherwise it will not recognize your affiliation with Arkansas Colleges of Health Education.]
Click on "Sign In - Arkansas Colleges of Health Education" in the upper right hand corner.
Select "Sign in or Create a Free MyAccess Profile".
Fill out the form and click "Create Profile". You'll receive an email confirming your registration.
Note: Only when creating a MyAccess account, do NOT select "Sign in via OpenAthens".
Step 2 - Create a Random or Custom Quiz
In the navigation bar, click on "Study Tools" then select "Review Questions".
Choose from "Basic Sciences" or "Clinical Practice & Board Review".
Select a topic, then a resource (i.e., a book). Create either a Random or Custom Quiz.
You can view your answer immediately after the question, or wait until you have completed the quiz.
When finished, you can email or print your results, or retake the quiz.
Your quizzes are saved on your profile. Click on your name in the top right corner, and select "My Review Questions".
Test your anatomy knowledge with exam style questions from the five volumes of Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy. Features include setting the number of seconds per question, targeting either new questions or incorrect questions, and reviewing answers immediately or after completing the exam.
A free LWW Personal Account is required.
Note: Regardless if you sign in with your ACHE credentials or via OpenAthens, to utilize the exam questions you must create a separate, free LWW Personal Account. This account is the same account as used for the LWW Health Library Review Questions.
Step 1 - Create a Free LWW Personal Account
Sign up for a Personal Account by visiting the Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy website either while you are on campus or via the following link:
Click on "Login to My Personal Account".
In the new window, select "Sign Up Now!".
Fill out the form and click "Save". You'll receive an email confirming your registration.
Step 2 - Choose "Exams" from the navigation bar and select from the five volumes / areas of anatomy.
Step 3 - Adjust exam features, then begin the exam.
Step 4 - Review content for incorrect answers.
Create a free personal LWW account to access question banks, review answers, and create custom tests based on the LWW Health Library ebook collections. The Library subscribes to multiple collections, each of which have review questions.
Note: Regardless if you sign in with your ACHE credentials or via OpenAthens, to utilize the questions you must create a separate personal LWW account.
Step 1 - Create a Free Personal Account
Sign up for a Personal Account by visiting LWW Health Library's website either while you are on campus or via the following link:
Click on "Create a Free Personal Account".
Fill out the form and click "Save". You'll receive an email confirming your registration.
Step 2 - Select a collection
The Library subscribes to multiple collections. Each collection offers Self Assessment (i.e. review questions).
Select a collection. Click on "Self Assessment" in the navigation bar.
Step 3 - Begin a Quiz or Create a Custom Quiz
Select one or more topics, then click "Start Quiz".
You can select to view your answer immediately after the question, or wait until you have completed the quiz. You can also select to focus on new questions and questions you got wrong.
You can also create custom quizzes. Select multiple questions from different categories and name your quiz.
Find your saved custom quizzes below the topic headings on the left side of the page.
