Critical Care MCQ
Critical Care MCQ Summary
Critical Care MCQ is a with in-app purchases iOS app in Education by Quiz Time in Critical Care Pty Ltd. Released in Dec 2021 (4 years ago). It has 4.00 ratings with a 5.00★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 10 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store metadata: updated Sep 22, 2025.
Store info: Last updated on App Store on Sep 22, 2025 .
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App Description
GO THE EXTRA MILE (GTEM) is an online platform for multiple-choice questions (MCQ) in intensive care medicine.
ORGANIZATION
GTEM has over 2300 unique questions. These include MCQ (With single or multiple answers), True-False, and Matching the choices from two columns. The questions are organized in the form of TESTS. The tests from related topics are bundled together in the form of CHAPTERS. Several chapters are compiled to create an OMNIBUS. [For example, tests on CRRT, Electrolyte imbalance and acid-base abnormalities are clubbed to form the chapter on Renal Medicine. A compilation of chapters – e.g. Renal, Cardiology, ICU procedures, Monitoring, etc. make up an Omnibus).
FEATURES:
• Online tests
• Timer during the test
• Take tests on a computer, smartphone or tablet
• Instant marking at the end of the test
• Detailed feedback
• Email results (Automatic)
• See scores of all tests in the dashboard
• Study Groups
• No ads
• One-year subscription (Maximum 3 attempts per test). No auto-renewal.
EDIC OMNIBUS
• Contains all unique questions available on Go the Extra Mile
• 6 EDIC Mock Exams
• Tests have 30 questions each.
• Answers and detailed feedback at the end of the test
Learn-X
• It contains all unique questions on Go the Extra Mile
• 10-12 questions per test
• Answer and feedback immediately after every question
• Answer and Feedback again at the end of the test
• For MCQ practice in short bursts – each test takes 5-15 minutes.
GO THE EXTRA MILE FOR NURSES - Intensive Care, as a speciality, wouldn’t exist if not for the hard-working and learned nurses. The nurses spend the most time with the patient and are often the first ones to pick up subtle changes in their clinical status. Go The Extra Mile offers questions for the nurses working in intensive care. Many of these questions focus on the interpretation of monitor waveforms (e.g., ventilator, ECG and pacing, capnogram, pulmonary artery catheter or central venous pressure waveform, etc.) or the setup of complex systems like continuous renal replacement therapy. The passing mark for these tests is set at 70%. Upon passing the test, a certificate of completion will be emailed. The certificate states the approximate time required to complete each test, including the review of feedback.
DISCLAIMER
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