MedGuide is a free resource for medical students. Explore our PreMed section for some introductory anatomy videos or visit our ‘MedBank’ which contains thousands of MCQs to test your preclinical and clinical knowledge.

Number of questions

A random selection of questions is displayed on this page. You can view our latest content here.

Approach to the patient with a Lump in the Neck

🤔 MEDIUM Test yourself on this quiz on neck lumps! Be sure to read the stem carefully Reviewed by: awaiting review

PreMed: Part Four

Welcome to MedGuide’s premedical series of content.  Here you will find a collection of videos and MCQs. Make your own notes, at your own pace, with the videos and then have a crack at the questions – don’t worry, all questions are answerable from the video content....

Abdominal Anatomy Part Three MCQ

🥵 HARD These anatomy MCQs focus on the abdominal viscera and include some clincal vignettes.Reviewed by: awaiting review

Clinical Aspects of Obstructive Airway Disease MCQ

Obsrutive airway diseases are typified by inflammed, readily-collapsible bronchi (or more distal) structures with wheeze, shortness of breath and sometimes recurrent infections.  This is a quiz introducting some core concepts of asthma and COPD.  Good luck! Reviewed...

Introduction to Endocrinology MCQs

🥵 HARD A quick quiz to gauge your understanding of introductory principles underpinning endocrinology and regulation of metabolism.  Reviewed by Michael Barrett

Lymphatic System Anatomy Quiz

🤔 MEDIUM Best of luck! Reviewed by: awaiting review

Clinical Neuroanatomy: Part Four

🤔 MEDIUM Neuroanatomy can be tough.  But with time, and effort, it is a very logical and rewarding system that can make you seem like a pro. “Where’s the lesion?” isn’t the only thing you’ll be tested on in this series however.  Best of luck!  Reviewed by: awaiting...

Cerebellum Part Two of Two

🥵 HARD   Awaiting review • The cerebellar peduncles • Cerebroolivocerebellar pathway, cerberoreticulocerebellar pathways • Cerebellar afferents from the vestibular nerve • Globose-embeliform-rubro pathway • Functions of the archi/paleo/neocerebellum • Origins,...

Control of Cardiac Output

This is yet another stem of questions using the laws of flow physiology to elucidate the means of heart failure and compensation for different volume-ion changes in disease states. Enjoy! Reviewed by: awaiting review [mtouchquiz id=36 alerts=off singlepage=on...

Gastrointestinal bleeds (2)

🤔 MEDIUM Here are seven more questions to test your understanding of the management, investigation and pathophysiology of GI bleeds. Reviewed by: awaiting review