The CHEST SEEK Library subscription combines pulmonary, pediatric pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine topics in a library of questions, answers, and explanations.
The library can be accessed via mobile app or a web browser. For computer access, log in with the email associated with your CHEST ID account and password at seek.chestnet.org.
Includes more than 1,250 questions on many timely testing topics in various 1-year subscriptions, including the following:
- Breathing disorders
- Cardiovascular disorders
- Critical care disease
- Diffuse parenchymal lung disease
- Infectious disease
- Neoplasia
- Normal sleep and variants
- Neurologic disorders
- Obstructive lung disease
- Obstructive sleep apnea
- Renal, endocrine, and metabolic disorders
- Pulmonary disease
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CHEST SEEK resources are available in print. Rationales provide thorough explanations and reasoning for the correct and incorrect answers.
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All print editions available in the CHEST Store.
CME and MOC points
CHEST SEEK books and most questions in the CHEST SEEK Library are eligible for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ (Exact quantity depends on the product and edition.) CHEST SEEK products published in 2015 onward will also be eligible for MOC credit. You should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of your participation in the activity. Although the print book and the library for the same volume/edition can be purchased separately, credit can be claimed only for one format.
For the purchasers of CHEST SEEK Pulmonary Medicine: 33rd Edition:
Question 60's stem is revised for clarification as the following: "What is the stage of the adenocarcinoma of the lung if the transthoracic needle biopsy results confirm the nodule is benign (eg, granulomatous inflammation), and what is the stage of the adenocarcinoma of the lung if the transthoracic needle biopsy results show the same adenocarcinoma?"
Question 70 is no longer up-to-date based on subsequent research and publication: The use of video laryngoscope does result in higher incidence of successful intubation on first attempt.
The rationale of question 116 reverses Videos 1 and 2: Video 1 reveals no evidence for lung sliding and pulsing, and Video 2 shows a normal image obtained using point-of-care ultrasonography.
For the purchasers of CHEST SEEK Critical Care Medicine: 32nd Edition:
Question 31 has the image and videos reversed. The question is best answered with the videos in the question and image in the rationale.
Question 105 has the wrong predicted body weight. It should read “68” instead of “168.” His vital signs included temperature, 38.6°C; BP, 95/55 mm Hg with a low-dose norepinephrine infusion; pulse, 107/min; respirations, 28/min; and SpO2, 94%, and his predicted body weight is 68 kg.
To the purchasers of CHEST SEEK Pulmonary Medicine: 31st Editon book:
Question 122 is missing the following question stem:
The results from these investigations are most consistent with which of the following?
To the purchasers of the CHEST SEEK Pediatric Pulmonary Medicine: 1st Edition book:
There is an error in the explanation to the answer of question 2 (pages 39-40 in the Response Key, Rationale, and References section). The red text is the corrected information.
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