Chapters

The fifteen chapters of the Medicine Part 2 theory paper, and how the bank maps to them.

Fifteen chapters, mapped to the paper.

Every question belongs to a chapter, so your analytics tell you which part of the curriculum to open next.

Localisation, stroke syndromes, demyelination, CSF interpretation.

ECG and echo reporting, arrhythmia, heart failure, valve lesions.

IBD, malabsorption, GI bleeding, endoscopic findings.

Chronic liver disease, portal hypertension, viral and autoimmune hepatitis.

Obstructive and interstitial disease, pleural fluid, blood gases.

AKI and CKD, glomerular disease, dialysis, renal biopsy.

Sepsis, tuberculosis, enteric fever, tropical and hospital-acquired infection.

Connective tissue disease, vasculitis, seronegative arthritis, serology.

Thyroid, adrenal and pituitary axes, dynamic function testing.

Emergencies, insulin regimens, complications, standards of care.

Staging, opportunistic infection, antiretroviral therapy, co-infection.

Drug eruptions, cutaneous signs of systemic disease, blistering disorders.

Anaemias, leukaemias and lymphoma, oncological emergencies.

Mood and psychotic disorders, delirium, capacity, psychotropic side effects.

Sodium and potassium disorders, acid–base, fluid prescribing.

Three real items from the bank, with the full explanation and the reasoning that rules out each distractor. No sign-up.