How to Use DalilENT (dalilent.com)

DalilENT is a digital educational and clinical project specialized in Ear, Nose, and Throat medicine. It is designed as a practical reference for physicians, residents, and medical students, especially in emergency work, on-call sheets, differential diagnosis, and the clinical question bank.

The goal is not just to display information, but to provide a structured review environment that helps users move between clinical sheets, questions, explanations, and related differential diagnoses in a clear interface.

• ENT physicians, specialists, and residents.
• Emergency and acute-care physicians.
• Medical students and interns.
• Educational and medical institutions that need structured, updated training content.

The content is organized in a clear hierarchy for fast access:

• Main chapter: groups related clinical topics.
• Sub-sections: divide the chapter into more focused subjects.
• Linked content: on-call sheet, question bank, clinical cases, or differential diagnosis.

The English version of DalilENT is a standalone English experience. It is intended for users who prefer to study and review fully in English, and it is not a converted display of the Arabic hybrid version.

The Arabic version remains a separate hybrid model: it uses clear medical Arabic while introducing English and Latin medical terms where appropriate, keeping the reader connected to international terminology used in references, examinations, and clinical work.

DalilENT provides public areas so visitors can evaluate the content before subscribing.

• Arabic site: visitors can try 10 or 100 random questions.
• English site: there is one random-question button.
• Medical calculators: quick practical tools available to visitors and subscribers.
• Other public pages or tools: availability depends on the current site settings.

Once a subscription is activated, users can access the full content according to their plan, including locked chapters, sections, on-call sheets, the full question bank, Eponym Archive, and subscriber review tools.

1. Complete the subscription through the available subscription page.
2. Receive a confirmation email.
3. Create or set the password when needed.
4. Sign in using email and password.
5. Access the full content according to account type and permissions.

The DalilENT question bank is organized by chapters and sections. You first choose the chapter, then the section, then start reviewing the questions linked to that section.

Every question card is designed for clarity, quick use, and smooth study flow, especially on mobile and during daily review.

• English display: the English site presents supported question content in English as a standalone reading experience.
• Favorites: save the question to the user’s Favorite page.
• Section name: keeps the question context visible.
• Remove from Favorites: available from the list when needed.

Each question has a correct answer key. Some questions have one correct option, while others may require more than one correct choice. The system compares the user’s selection with the key and then shows the result and explanation.

• For a single-answer question, the result appears after selecting an option.
• For a question with multiple correct options, the system waits until the required number is selected.
• Correct and incorrect choices are highlighted after review.
• The explanation appears after answering and helps explain the reasoning.
• Eligible accounts record the answered question in learning progress.

Filters in DalilENT work as display preferences. When a filter is active, matching questions appear inside the sections being browsed, while non-matching questions are hidden from the displayed set.

• Users can save up to four named filters.
• One filter can be active at a time, or the user can return to the general path with no filter.
• Within the same group, the relationship is usually OR.
• Between different groups, the relationship is usually AND.
• Selecting all values in a group means that group does not practically restrict the filter.
• The final matching count is calculated from published questions linked to published sections.

DalilENT provides a resume memory for each user by saving the last question reached in the same section. When returning later, the user can continue instead of starting over.

• Saves the last question inside a section.
• Supports jumping to a specific question number.
• Can open a specific question through a link containing the question number.
• When a filter is active, Resume attempts to stay within matching questions.

A star icon inside the question interface saves a question to the user’s Favorite page. The page can be accessed from the user information area at the top of the site.

• Each saved question remains linked to its section.
• Users can return to saved questions at any time.
• Questions can be removed from the list later.

DalilENT tracks answered questions and calculates progress across sections and chapters. When a filter is active, progress can also be viewed for the matching questions within that filter path.

In addition to the full question bank, DalilENT includes a separate on-call question area for fast, focused review of situations encountered in emergency and daily clinical work.

• Users can choose the number of questions to review in each section.
• Random modes may be available depending on section or engine settings.
• This area also supports Favorites and Resume when available.
• The aim is to build a practical, flexible review routine.

DalilENT is not limited to questions. It also includes updated and formatted on-call sheets designed for fast reading during preparation or clinical work.

These sheets focus on what clinicians need in practice: the approach, important signs, key points not to miss, and what requires special attention during clinical assessment.

Clinical cases and differential diagnosis are separate from on-call questions. This area studies presentations and clinical context in greater depth, linking history, examination, investigations, and diagnostic possibilities.

• Clinical cases help users understand the history, signs, investigations, and next step.
• Differential diagnosis helps compare close possibilities and what supports each one.
• Clinical explanation may include option analysis, common pitfalls, and red flags.

The site includes an Eponym Archive dedicated to important clinical eponyms and named clinical concepts in ENT.

This page supports review of clinically relevant names used in practice and examinations, presented in an organized format for quick reference.

DalilENT includes medical calculators and practical tools that support quick review and clinical application. These tools are available to subscribers and visitors.

If you notice a problem in a question or explanation, use Report / Suggest fix. The report is sent to the DalilENT team for scientific and language review.

• Choose the note type, describe the issue, add a suggested correction if available, and include a reference when possible.
• A report is created with a tracking number and reaches the admin panel.
• The DalilENT team reviews the note scientifically and linguistically.
• The report status may become: sent, under review, fixed, rejected, or archived.
• Subscribers can follow their reports from the user dashboard, while verified visitors can follow by email.

The aim of DalilENT is not only to help users know the correct answer, but to teach how to think through a clinical question, connect a presentation to differential diagnoses, and move from quick information to organized clinical understanding.

• A logical sequence from chapter to section to question.
• Fast or deep review depending on available time.
• A separate hybrid Arabic model with global medical terminology.
• A pure, independent English version for users who prefer English.
• Favorites, Resume, and easy internal navigation.
• On-call sheets, questions, clinical cases, and differential diagnosis in one environment, while each section keeps its own function.

DalilENT respects user and visitor privacy. For visitors using temporary random-question access through email verification, the data is handled only within the temporary access scope and then deleted according to the site policy.

If you need longer browsing time, temporary access extension, or have questions about subscription or content, contact the team through the Contact page.

• Account data is used to activate subscriptions and provide proper access.
• Progress and Favorites data support the personal review experience.
• Reports and notes are used to improve question and explanation quality.