The EVC is not a language exam. It's a proof that you can practice medicine in French. The difference matters. You don't need to conjugate perfectly. You need to take a history, write an observation, explain a diagnosis to a patient, and present a case to a colleague, all in the right register at the right moment.
This deck is built around those four skills. Interrogatoire sub-deck for history-taking. Rédaction for medical writing. Système for understanding Carte Vitale, CPAM, and the parcours de soins. And 589 Technique/Patient pairs, 396 of them in a dedicated Pairs sub-deck across 10 specialties, drilling the register switch that the EVC actually tests.
3,700+ cards with audio on every one. Optional Arabic toggle for Arabic-speaking doctors. Exam tips on clinical cards flag the patterns examiners look for. Built by a physician, not a language teacher.
Sample cards
Here are two sample cards from this deck. The free sample has 500+ cards like these.
EIDETIC
Avez-vous mal?
"Are you in pain?" (the key construction: avoir mal à + body part)
"Avez-vous mal en ce moment?" = "Are you in pain right now?"
Interrogatoire · Clinical
EIDETIC
céphalée
"headache" (technique term, patient says "mal de tête")
"Depuis quand avez-vous mal à la tête? Est-ce que c'est plutôt d'un côté ou des deux?" = "How long have you had a headache? Is it more on one side or on both?"
Pairs · Clinical · Neurology
Free sample vs full deck
Try the sample first if you like. The full deck is the same kind of card, and a lot more of them.