How do I review and retake a case study?
Case Study Results show your points, a case summary and your answers by All, Incorrect, Partial and Correct. A retake's new result replaces the old one.
Updated · iOS and Android
When you submit the last question of a case study, its results screen opens. It carries the case study's name, for example Post-Fall Assessment Case Study Results.
What the results show
- Points Scored: your total, for example 7/12, next to a ring with the percentage (58%).
- Case Summary: the first lines of a summary of the case. Tap Show to read all of it and Hide to fold it again.
- Retake Case Study.
- Review Questions: the case study's questions, each marked with its result. The tabs narrow the list:
| Tab | What it lists |
|---|---|
| All | Every question you answered in the case study |
| Incorrect | Questions marked Incorrect |
| Partial | Questions marked Partially Correct |
| Correct | Questions marked Correct |
A share button is in the top-right corner.
Review your answers
Tap a question under Review Questions to see it again, with the header Review All and its number. It shows the result, the Points scored and the scoring method, the options with the correct ones marked, and the explanation. The Scenario is folded; tap Show to read it. Next Question moves to the next one.
How the points are counted: see how NGN case studies work.
Come back to the results later
Close the results with × to go back to the Study tab. The case study's card now shows your score instead of Not Started, for example 7/12 (58.33%) on iPhone or 7/12 (58%) on Android. In the Android app, tapping a completed card in All Case Studies opens its results screen again.
Retake a case study
Tap Retake Case Study on the results screen to answer the case study again.
Android
In the Android app with Premium, Retake Case Study starts the case study again from the first question (Case Study 1/6).
Without Premium, once you've used your three free case study questions, Retake Case Study opens the subscription screen instead. Close it to go back to the same results. See how free access to case studies works.
Case study results are kept apart from your quiz results: see why case study results don't appear in Stats.
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- TroubleshootingWhy don't case study results appear in my Stats?Case studies are counted separately. They don't change your Readiness Score, Stats or Review; their results are under Case Studies on the Study tab.
- Quizzes & Study ModesHow does free access to case studies work?Without a subscription you can answer three questions in one case study. This limit is separate from the 10 free quiz questions.