Acute Medicine SCE (2022 -2024) Recalls: 250 High Yield MCQs with Explanations

Pass Acute Medicine SCE with confidence.
This concise workbook distills a full set of 250 recall-style questions mapped to common exam themes. Each item includes the answer, key reasoning, guideline anchors (UK 2024–25), and “exam tip/pitfall” so you learn the pattern the examiners reward—not just the facts. Topics span emergencies, cardiology, respiratory, neuro, endocrine, renal, infection, tox, and more. Built for fast, targeted practice in the final stretch.

About this pack

Acute Medicine SCE (2022 -2024) Recalls is a focused practice resource built around 250 exam-style MCQs with answers and short explanations. The questions reflect real acute take decision-making: what to do first, what to avoid, and how to apply guideline-level reasoning when time is tight.

What you’ll get

• 250 MCQs (Q1–Q250) with correct answers and concise explanations
• Reasoning cues (why the best option wins; why common distractors lose)
• Practical “first-step” prompts for emergencies and deteriorating patients
• Clean, searchable PDF for quick sessions on desktop or tablet

Topic coverage (high-yield)

Sepsis & shock • DKA/HHS • Arrhythmias & ACS • Heart failure • PE/DVT & anticoagulation nuances • Asthma/COPD exacerbations • Community/aspiration pneumonia • Stroke/TIA/SAH first-hour care • Electrolytes (hyperK, hypoNa, hypoCa) • Thyroid storm & myxoedema • Adrenal crises • AKI & urgent dialysis indications • Encephalopathy & seizures • GI bleed & varices • Toxicology/overdose antidotes • Peri-/post-operative complications • Infections in immunocompromise • Antibiotic choices & stewardship notes.

How the questions are structured

• Vignette → single best answer (best-of-five style)
• Answer + explanation highlighting: immediate priorities; red flags; guideline-aligned reasoning; and one exam pitfall to watch for

How to use it (simple plan)

1. Do 10–15 questions per session with a timer.
2. Always read the explanation—even when correct—to learn the pattern.
3. Create a personal “First Steps in the First 5 Minutes” checklist from your misses.
4. Re-test tricky items after 48–72 hours.

Who this is for

• Doctors preparing for the Acute Medicine SCE who want compact, exam-style practice.
• IMT/registrars refreshing acute protocols and early management priorities.

What this is / isn’t

• ✅ A practical study aid inspired by recall-style themes, written to sharpen clinical reasoning.
• ❌ Not a verbatim reproduction of any live exam; no pass guarantee and not endorsed by any exam body.

Format, access & licence

• PDF (optimised for desktop/tablet reading)
• Instant access after purchase
• Single-user, personal study licence (no sharing, re-uploading, or redistribution)

Access note: This product may use PDF stamping on Gumroad so each copy shows buyer details. It discourages sharing but does not prevent screenshots. Printing/redistribution is not permitted.

Refunds & support

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