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Critical and Acute Care practice, module by module

The Critical and Acute Care questions are in the Question bank, organised by system. Build a session from the released set.

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The released modules.

Counts include active, learner-visible MCQs only.

  1. First five minutes

    Deterioration, BLS/ALS, ABCDE, escalation, airway manoeuvres and adjuncts

    15 released questions
  2. Undifferentiated patient

    Acute presentations, differential formulation, investigation, disposition and communication

    15 released questions
  3. Breathing

    Respiratory failure, hypoxia, oxygen, gases, imaging, ventilation and reassessment

    14 released questions
  4. Anaesthesia and pain

    Preoperative assessment, pharmacology, monitoring, complications, analgesia and recovery

    13 released questions
  5. Circulation

    Shock, fluids, electrolytes, vasopressors, blood products, ECGs and ischaemia

    22 released questions
  6. Disability and ultrasound

    Neurological emergencies, reduced consciousness and introductory bedside ultrasound

    10 released questions
  7. Trauma and acute injury

    Primary survey, stabilisation, burns, wounds, fractures, transfer and team communication

    11 released questions

A question, a response, then the teaching.

Open the Question bank, choose Critical and Acute Care and build a session. Read the scenario and any clinical figure, select an answer and reveal the explanation. Your responses are saved to your account.

What this release contains

The available set consists of standalone MCQs. Progressive cases, course stations, Recall drills and Gotcha notes are not part of the current release.

Curriculum source.

The release follows the 2025 Clinical Handbook — Critical and Acute Care as its curriculum source.

Item records include source claims and review information. Check the information attached to the item you are studying.

Choose when you review.

In Tutor mode you submit a response, read the available authored explanation, then move to the next question. In Exam mode you work through a timed set with answers and teaching available after submission.

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Questions work best alongside retrieval and rehearsal.

Tutor or Exam

Question Bank

Choose clinical systems, answer a focused session and review the explanation.

20-question free diagnostic and Tutor free roam; Exam mode with Student

Retrieval cards

Recall

Recall an answer, check the teaching and revisit cards in your study queue.

40-card account preview; full library with Student

Clinical notes

Gotchas

Read the clinical distinction, common trap and practical teaching in a topic note.

Cardiovascular account preview; full library with Student

Staged stations

Viva Interactive

Rehearse a candidate station with timed phases, staged material and an examiner guide.

Student membership plus the separate Viva add-on

Critical and Acute Care questions.

Do I need a paid membership?

An account is required. A paid Student membership is not required for these questions.

What does this release contain?

The available set consists of standalone MCQs. Progressive cases, course stations, Recall drills and Gotcha notes are not part of the current release.

Is Medcue an official AMC resource?

No. Medcue is independent of the Australian Medical Council. Practice performance is not an official examination result or a guarantee of passing.