AM VaultMedical disclaimer
Last updated 16 October 2026
AM Vault is an exam preparation resource for the AMC Part 1 MCQ examination. It is not clinical advice and must not be used to make decisions about patient care. Content is written to current Australian guidelines, checked as of October 2026, and is updated as guidelines change. If you spot an error, please report it. AM Vault is a product of Ailopin Digital and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Australian Medical Council.
What this means in practice
- It teaches for the exam. Lessons, cards and questions are written to help you answer AMC Part 1 questions the way Australian guidelines would. They are summaries, so they leave out detail a real patient may need.
- Check before you treat. Guidelines change, and practice differs between states, hospitals and patients. Before treating anyone, check the current guideline, the product information and local policy.
- Doses are for learning. Drug doses, thresholds and schedules are given to help you answer exam questions. Confirm them in Therapeutic Guidelines, the Australian Medicines Handbook or the product information before you prescribe.
- AI-written explanations are labelled. They are written from AM Vault's own lessons and can still contain mistakes. The lessons and the guidelines behind them come first.
- Images are drawn for teaching. ECGs, traces and charts in AM Vault are drawn by the app to show the features that matter in an exam question. They are simplified and are not real patient records.
Found a mistake?
Every lesson, card and question has a Report an issue link, or you can email [email protected]. We review every report, and a fix reaches everyone at once.
About the exam
AM Vault is independent. The Australian Medical Council sets and runs the AMC Part 1 MCQ examination. For the official rules, format and booking, use the AMC website.