- The answer sheet no longer sits under the home indicator on newer iPhones. - Prompts (end session, nothing to review yet) now use the app's own dialogs instead of the system web pop-up. - Spelling corrected throughout questions and lessons — hyperkalemia, ischemic, edema, synchronized cardioversion and more. - About & Terms: clearer wording on how refunds work. - Housekeeping: privacy manifest trimmed to the one API the app actually uses. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no network requests — unchanged.

Learn mode has been rebuilt from the ground up. LESSONS - Expanded from 28 short lessons to 66 full-length lessons across all seven paramedic domains - Every lesson now carries comparison tables, dose tables and clinical pearls, with a cited source (textbook + edition) CLINICAL CONTENT UPDATED - 2025 AHA ALS: IV access is attempted before IO in adult cardiac arrest; double sequential and vector-change defibrillation are not recommended; synchronized cardioversion energy corrected for narrow SVT - ATLS 11 (2025): the primary survey is now xABCDE, leading with control of exsanguinating hemorrhage — and the hemorrhagic shock lesson leads with the current severity gradient while keeping the Class I–IV table for the exam - Epinephrine now labeled by concentration (0.1 mg/mL and 1 mg/mL) rather than ratio, matching FDA labeling - Corrected adult albuterol unit dose, epinephrine repeat interval in asthma, sepsis antibiotic timing, and calcium gluconate/chloride equivalence - Protocol-dependent doses no longer carry a remembered number — the lesson tells you to use your service's protocol - Where current guidelines differ from what the NREMT still tests, the lesson says so FIXES - Next button now greys out correctly at the end of a lesson set - Fixed scrolling on the question and study screens - Score no longer sits behind the mute button - About screen now includes the full terms, trademark attribution and contact information