12.5% of the AMC MCQ
Population health and ethics: free AMC Part 1 practice questions
Screening programs, public health, statistics, medical ethics and Indigenous health.
7 free cases here, covering Child protection, Consent and capacity, Fitness to drive, Notifiable diseases, Professional obligations, Screening. Every one has a worked explanation and a reason each wrong option is wrong. No account, no card.

Refusing life-saving surgery: respecting a capable adult
Got it wrongCapable man refuses surgery for a ruptured aneurysm: the correct course of action.

Impaired colleague: mandatory notification to Ahpra
Got it wrongSurgeon impaired by alcohol before an emergency operation: your legal obligation.

Contraception for a 16-year-old: Gillick competence
Got it wrongA 16-year-old alone asking for the pill in confidence: the correct approach.

Fitness to drive: hypoglycaemia in a commercial driver
Got it wrongInsulin-treated taxi driver with severe hypoglycaemia who refuses to report: doctor's duty.

Meningococcal disease: notification and contact prophylaxis
Got it wrongConfirmed meningococcal disease: what to do for the household contacts.

Suspected non-accidental injury: mandatory reporting
Got it wrongPatterned bruises of different ages in a 4-year-old: the doctor's obligation.

Breast cancer screening with a family history
Got it wrongOne relative with late-onset breast cancer: how should a 42-year-old be screened?
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The other blueprint groups
The six groups the AMC Part 1 blueprint is built from, with the share of the exam each one carries.
Adult health: Medicine
Cardiology, respiratory, gastroenterology, endocrinology, neurology and infectious disease in adults.
Adult health: Surgery
General surgery, orthopaedics, urology, trauma and peri-operative care.
Women's health
Pregnancy, labour and delivery, contraception, and diseases of the female reproductive system.
Child health
Paediatric medicine, growth and development, immunisation and the common childhood presentations.
Mental health
Psychiatry, mental state examination, risk assessment and treatment.