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Bacteria, viruses, immune response, and antimicrobials. Upload your micro notes and practice the organisms, methods, and concepts in your material.
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Materials you can use for
microbiology
Common uploads
- Microbiology lecture slides by organism group
- Lab manuals with staining and culture protocols
- Antimicrobial and resistance study guides
- Micro exam review packets and case sheets
Common course textbooks
- Microbiology: An Introduction (Tortora, Funke, Case)
- Bauman's Microbiology with Diseases by Body System
- Nester's Microbiology: A Human Perspective
- OpenStax Microbiology (free, open textbook)
How it works
Upload your microbiology materials
Add lecture slides, study guides, notes, or a syllabus. Lily organizes the upload around your course topics.
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Practice with questions based on your notes
Get microbiology questions based on the topics and details in your upload. Review the rationale after every answer.
Focused on the material you added.
Review what needs another pass
See what you got right, review what you missed, and keep practicing at a difficulty that responds to your answers.
Use your results to plan your next study block.
Topics covered in
microbiology
Your upload determines which of these 8 subtopics appear in your practice.
Common questions
Can I upload my microbiology lecture slides?
Yes. Upload your micro slides, lab manuals, or notes and Lily builds practice questions on organism identification, mechanisms, lab diagnosis, transmission, and antimicrobial resistance from that material.
Does this work with Tortora or Bauman's Microbiology?
You do not need a specific textbook. Upload your own notes, lecture slides, or study guide based on Tortora, Bauman, Nester, OpenStax Microbiology, or another text used in your course.
Can it handle lab and organism identification questions?
Yes. Micro practice covers Gram staining, culture and lab diagnosis, organism identification, and antimicrobial selection, matched to the pathogens and methods your course focuses on.
How does micro practice help with the rest of nursing school?
Microbiology supports infection control, pharmacology, and clinical courses that cover infection. Practicing organisms, transmission, and antimicrobials now builds a useful base for those subjects.
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