Legal · Updated 16 October 2026

Medical and educational disclaimer

NextPrep helps you prepare for an exam. It does not help you treat patients. Please read this before you rely on anything here.

Draft for the current prototype. A lawyer should review this text before public launch.

1.Educational use only

Everything on NextPrep is for exam preparation and general education. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it must not be used to make decisions about the care of a real patient.

2.Exam-oriented is not the same as clinical

Exam answers are often simplified, and a question may have one 'best' answer where real practice needs judgement, local guidelines and the full picture of a patient. Doses, protocols and guidelines change; always consult current official guidelines and your senior colleagues for clinical decisions.

3.Original practice content

The current questions and explanations are original practice items. Each item shows its editorial status, and every question has a Report a problem control. We have worked to make them accurate, but errors are possible.

4.Not official

NextPrep's tests and questions are not official examination papers, and we don't know or claim to know what will appear in any examination. Always follow the official notices and information bulletin published by the examination authority. NextPrep is independent and not affiliated with any examination or regulatory body.

5.Analytics are descriptive

Scores and charts describe your practice only. They do not predict an examination result, rank or admission.

6.AI assistants

If you ask an AI assistant about NextPrep, its answer comes from that assistant, not from us, and may be incomplete or wrong. Check anything important on this site.

7.Limitation of liability

To the extent the law allows, NextPrep and its team are not responsible for loss or harm from relying on the content. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

8.Found a mistake?

Use Report a problem under any question, or write to us through the contact page. Corrections are versioned so you can see that a question changed.