Every system's microbiology and pharmacology, already stratified. Pick a system, pick a subject, work down the list, stop when it ends.
The MCQs that close each guide live inside the First Aid Guide — 2,534 of them, one set per First Aid page
Micro guides run the WRWRT method — watch, recall, watch again, read, test. Pharm guides run FWRT — find the resource, watch it twice, read and highlight the gaps, test. Greyed out means that subject isn't stratified for that system.
Two drug blocks that aren't organ systems but still get their own page.
You can revise every one of these pages from First Aid and the FA Guide alone. The lists are still your lists; only the source changes, and you will not fail for skipping Sketchy. But if you have the hours, buy it — the whole point of a named resource is that somebody already worked out which one teaches that organism best, so you never spend an evening sampling three of them.
Pharmacology in 48 hours — the FWRT method.
How to actually complete First Aid — the four-reading method, 4-5 days a system.
The 16-week plan — the four phases, and the exact order of the systems.