Pulsalis: mock exams for the AMC MCQ, opening soon

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Pulsalis is building timed mock exams for doctors sitting the AMC MCQ: the real length, the real pace, and a result you can act on.

Question 12 of 150 2:41:07

A 4-month-old girl has two days of coryza, a cough and widespread wheeze.

Which is the most appropriate management?

A.Nebulised salbutamol

B.Supportive care

C.Oral corticosteroids

A 58-year-old man has had central chest pain for 40 minutes. The ECG shows ST elevation in II, III and aVF.

What is the most appropriate next step?

A.Serum troponin, then decide

B.Aspirin and transfer for primary PCI

C.Outpatient stress test

A 26-year-old woman at 34 weeks has a headache and a blood pressure of 164/108 mmHg.

What is the most appropriate initial step?

A.Review in one week

B.Lower the blood pressure urgently

C.Oral furosemide

An answer is required to move on Next

What's coming

Built for doctors sitting the AMC MCQ

The sitting, rehearsed

Everything about the sitting is rehearsed: the length, the pace and the rule that you cannot go back.
Know where you stand

Score by patient group and topic, and a percentile against other candidates once enough have sat the same mock.
Practice that teaches

Topic practice with the reasoning behind every answer, so a wrong answer becomes the next thing you know.

What to know

Our mocks are fixed forms, not adaptive like the real exam, and text-only.
We never use or ask for exam recalls. All content is original.
Questions and explanations are AI-generated and automatically checked. They are not reviewed by clinicians.

We are finishing the question bank and the last checks. This page becomes the front door the day we open.