Free AMC Part 1 practice questions
One original question for each lesson of AM Vault's six-month course, 123 in all, each with its explanation. Choose a topic to start.
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Start Week 1 freeOr take the free readiness checkAdult health: medicine
Week 1: Cardiology I
Week 2: Cardiology II
Week 3: Respiratory
- Asthma
- COPD
- Pneumonia and tuberculosis
- Pulmonary embolism and pleural disease
- Lung cancer and sleep apnoea
Week 4: Endocrine
- Type 2 diabetes
- Type 1 diabetes, DKA and HHS
- Thyroid disease
- Adrenal and pituitary
- Calcium, bone and osteoporosis
Week 5: Gut and liver
- Reflux, ulcers and H. pylori
- GI bleeding
- Diarrhoea, coeliac disease and IBD
- Liver disease and hepatitis B and C
Week 6: Kidneys, fluids and blood
Week 7: Brain and ageing
- Stroke and TIA
- Seizures and headache
- Parkinson disease and dementia
- Delirium, falls and polypharmacy
- Palliative and end-of-life care
Week 8: Infection, immunity and joints
- Sepsis and antibiotic stewardship
- HIV and STIs
- Australian and travel infections
- Allergy and anaphylaxis
- Gout and inflammatory arthritis
- Polymyalgia and giant cell arteritis
Adult health: surgery
Week 9: Emergencies and trauma
- Primary survey and shock
- Head and spinal injury
- Chest and abdominal trauma
- Burns
- Poisoning and envenomation
Week 10: General surgery
- Acute abdomen and appendicitis
- Gallstones and pancreatitis
- Bowel obstruction and hernias
- Colorectal bleeding and cancer
- Surgical infections
Week 11: Breast, skin and vessels
- Breast lumps and nipple discharge
- Skin cancer
- Arterial disease and aneurysms
- Venous disease and ulcers
- Thyroid and neck lumps
Week 12: Bones and joints
- Fractures, including open fractures
- Back pain and red flags
- Sports and joint injuries
- Septic arthritis and osteomyelitis
- Compartment syndrome
Week 13: Urology, ENT, eyes and the operation
- Stones and urinary retention
- Scrotal emergencies
- Prostate problems and PSA
- ENT emergencies
- Red eye and sudden visual loss
- Perioperative care
Women's health
Week 14: Pregnancy
- Antenatal care and screening
- Early pregnancy problems
- Infections and medicines in pregnancy
- Gestational diabetes
- Hypertension and pre-eclampsia
Week 15: Birth and after
- Labour and fetal monitoring
- Reduced movements and late bleeding
- Postpartum haemorrhage and emergencies
- The puerperium and breastfeeding
- Perinatal mental health
Week 16: Gynaecology
- Abnormal bleeding and PCOS
- Contraception
- Menopause
- Cervical screening and gynaecological cancers
- Pelvic pain, endometriosis and PID
- Infertility
Child health
Week 17: Newborns and growth
- Newborn resuscitation and checks
- Neonatal jaundice
- Growth, feeding and faltering growth
- Milestones and developmental delay
- The immunisation schedule
Week 18: The unwell child
- Fever, sepsis and urinary infection
- Bronchiolitis, croup and asthma
- Gastroenteritis and dehydration
- Seizures and breath-holding spells
- Surgical emergencies in children
- Rheumatic fever
Week 19: Childhood and adolescence
- Child protection
- Behaviour, ADHD and autism
- Adolescent health
- The limping child
- Rashes and childhood infections
Mental health
Week 20: Mood and anxiety
Week 21: Psychosis, substances and overdose
Week 22: Across the lifespan, and the law
- Personality disorders
- Child and adolescent mental health
- Older people's mental health
- Mental health law
Population health and ethics
Week 23: Prevention and screening
- Principles of screening
- National cancer screening
- Adult vaccination
- Lifestyle and cardiovascular prevention
- Occupational and environmental health
Week 24: Evidence and epidemiology
- Study designs
- Sensitivity, specificity and predictive values
- Treatment effects and NNT
- Bias and confounding
- Outbreaks and notifiable diseases