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Next sitting: 5 Nov 2026 · 10 days to go
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Urinary tract infection
One PLAB 1 pass for the whole PLAB 1 bank. One MRCPsych pass for Paper A and Paper B.
The GMC’s applied knowledge test for international medical graduates: 180 single-best-answer questions in 3 hours, written to the MLA content map, with every answer sourced to NICE, the GMC or the BNF-level guidance behind it.
Next sitting: Thu 5 Nov 2026
Try 5 questions freeDetails & pricesPaper A covers the scientific and theoretical basis of psychiatry. Single best answer and extended matching questions, mapped to the RCPsych syllabus, with the textbook chapter behind every answer.
Next sitting: Thu 12 Nov 2026
Try 5 questions freeDetails & pricesPaper B covers critical review and the clinical topics: research methods and statistics, then general adult, old age, child, forensic, learning disability and substance misuse psychiatry.
Next sitting: Tue 16 Feb 2027
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A 61-year-old man has 3 days of dysuria and frequency. He has no fever, rigors, loin pain or perineal pain, and his prostate is non-tender on rectal examination. His eGFR is 74 ml/min/1.73 m2 and he has no allergies. Urine dipstick is positive for nitrites. Which is the most appropriate management?
NICE NG109 recommends an immediate antibiotic prescription for men with lower UTI (1.1.5) and a midstream urine sample sent for culture before antibiotics are taken (1.1.6). Table 3 gives trimethoprim 200 mg twice a day for 7 days, or nitrofurantoin for 7 days, as first choices for men. Three-day courses apply only to non-pregnant women. Back-up prescriptions are an option only for non-pregnant women (1.1.3). Waiting for culture delays treatment that NICE says should be immediate.
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The bank and the mock exams are the plan. Finish them before your sitting, with no minimum score. If you still don’t pass PLAB 1, send your result within 30 days and choose your money back or twice your pass length, free.
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Yes. Choose your exam and try five questions, with their explanations and sources. No account or payment card needed. Then a free account gets you the mini mock exam: 20 timed questions across the syllabus, then your weakest topics and what to read.
Your PLAB 1 pass covers the full PLAB 1 question bank and two timed 180-question mock exams, every answer explained with its source; a tracker that picks your next topic, with smart revision and a readiness score; and a week-by-week study plan to your sitting. If you finish the bank and both mock exams and still don’t pass, choose a refund or more time. Paid once, with no subscription and no automatic renewal. One MRCPsych pass covers Paper A and Paper B in the same way.
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The bank and the mock exams are the plan. Finish them before your sitting, with no minimum score. If you still don’t pass PLAB 1, send your result within 30 days and choose your money back or twice your pass length, free. This applies to PLAB 1 passes. Read the refund terms.
Yes. MedMocks runs in your phone’s browser, so a 20-minute session between jobs counts. Your progress is saved to your account, and questions you miss come back for revision after 10 minutes, then after 1, 3 and 7 days.
Yes, if you use it to find and fix your weakest topics. Start with a timed mock exam, then let the tracker pick what to revise. For MRCPsych, the 1-month pass suits a final push.
After each session, your tracker shows the topics you’re scoring below 60% and the exact source to read. Questions you get wrong come back after 10 minutes, then after 1, 3 and 7 days. Your readiness score appears after 50 questions across 3 topics. It is a study guide, not a prediction of your result.
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Start with questions across the syllabus, learn from sourced explanations and focus on your weak topics. Rehearse with timed mock exams before exam day.
Next sitting: 5 Nov 2026 · 10 days to go