Updated every month: new questions and the latest EM guidelines. See what's new

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Go beyond a pass.

Exam-style questions that teach, for doctors, nurses and lab professionals. An explanation for every option, timed mocks, analytics that show what to revise next, and new questions every month.

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Exams

One platform for doctors, nurses and lab professionals

Pick your path. Every exam is organised by part, subject and topic, so each session matches the paper you will sit.

Monthly update

Updated every month

Medicine moves on, and so does MediUstad. Every month the course gets new questions and is checked against the latest emergency medicine guidelines, so you revise what the exam expects now.

What every monthly update brings

  • New questions added

    Fresh questions every month across your exam's subjects and topics.

  • Latest EM guidelines

    Questions and explanations revised when resuscitation, NICE or RCEM guidance changes.

  • Explanations refreshed

    Teaching notes and references kept current, with outdated items retired.

  • Your progress kept

    Updates never reset your history; past answers stay linked to what you saw.

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Learn from every answer, not just the score

This is a real practice question. Pick an answer and see the explanation you would get on every question in the bank.

  • Why the right answer is right, and why each distractor is wrong
  • A key learning point to remember for exam day
  • Every answer saved instantly, so you can pick up on any device
Q 1 of 1Pain and sedation
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A 67-year-old woman presents with palpitations. The monitor shows monomorphic ventricular tachycardia with a low blood pressure. You plan synchronised DC cardioversion under procedural sedation.

Which response shows she has reached deep sedation?

Answer options

Pick an answer to see the explanation.

Features

Everything you need to prepare, nothing you don't

A calm, focused study space that works as well on your phone between shifts as on a laptop at home.

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Study anywhere, on any screen

Built mobile-first and installable like an app. Ten minutes on a break still counts.

Every option explained

Not just the right answer: why each distractor is wrong, plus a key learning point.

  • Purposeful response only to painful stimulus
  • Purposeful response to verbal stimulus

Timed mock exams

Sit full papers against the clock. Every answer autosaves, so a dropped connection costs nothing.

02:41:07Q 118/180

Know exactly what to revise

Accuracy by subject and topic, time per question and a weak-areas list that updates as you practise.

Bookmarks and notes

Save tricky questions and write your own notes. Practise just your bookmarks before the exam.

Exam-style questions

Clinical stems in the format of your paper, filtered by subject, topic, unanswered or incorrect.

Your account stays yours

One registered device per account and personal watermarks keep the bank fair for everyone.

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Mock exam complete82% Pass mark met

How it works

From first question to exam day

  1. 1

    Choose your exam

    Pick your profession and the exam you are preparing for, then start with the free questions.

  2. 2

    Practise by topic

    Build sessions from any subject or topic: new questions, ones you got wrong, or your bookmarks.

  3. 3

    Sit timed mocks

    Test yourself under exam conditions and review every answer afterwards.

  4. 4

    Fix your weak areas

    Your analytics highlight the topics that need work, so revision time goes where it counts.

Finished your course? Tell us how it went

Your feedback shapes next month's update. Tell us what helped, what didn't, and how your exam went; it takes two minutes.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Can't find what you're looking for? Get in touch and we'll help.

Which exams does MediUstad cover?

For doctors: MRCP (UK), MRCEM (UK), AMC Part 1 (Australia), MRCS Part 1 and 2, MRCOG Part 1 and 2, Prometric GP for Oman, Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and FCPS. For nurses: NCLEX and Prometric. For lab scientists, technologists and technicians: Prometric, ASCP (BOC) and AIMS (Australia). MRCEM Intermediate SBA opens first; the others follow as their question banks are completed.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes. Create a free account to answer sample questions and see how the explanations and analytics work before choosing a plan.

How long are subscriptions?

Plans will run for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, priced in US dollars. Plans are opening soon.

Can I use it on my phone and my laptop?

MediUstad works in any modern browser. To protect the question bank, each account is linked to one registered device at a time. If you change device, you can request a reset from your Security page.

Can I share my account?

No. Accounts are personal, pages carry a watermark with your student ID, and unusual activity is reviewed. Sharing can lead to suspension.

How often is the course updated?

Every month. We add new questions and revise existing ones when emergency medicine guidelines change, so you always study the current practice. Your past answers stay linked to the version you saw.

How are questions checked?

Every question goes through editorial review before it is published, and is reviewed again whenever the guideline it tests changes.

Your next exam starts with one question

Create a free account and try MediUstad today. Upgrade to a plan when you are ready.