A rapid-fire AMC Quick Drill with five stand-alone paediatric scenarios drawn from Australian practice. Build exam-ready reasoning across the full pathway — diagnosis, investigation, management, contraindications, and follow-up — as we work through: preschool cough with mild wheeze, recurrent night cough with viral triggers, uncomplicated viral URTI, febrile chest symptoms with focal findings, and an infant with viral lower-respiratory features. Perfect for sharpening judgement on when to reassure, when to treat, and when to escalate.

For structured prep (Skills Builder modules, timed drills, full mock exams), explore the AMC A+ Course: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

In this Case in Focus episode, we unpack a high-stakes scenario: a farmer in rural Queensland with an acute anterior STEMI. The challenge isn’t just urgent management — it’s balancing life-saving intervention with the patient’s right to informed consent.

We break down the reasoning across all answer options, highlight common exam traps, and show how to integrate clinical urgency with ethical and legal principles — exactly the kind of decision-making the AMC exam tests.

For more structured preparation, including Skills Builder modules, timed drills, and full mock exams, explore the AMC A+ Course: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

In this AMC Quick Drill, we work through five stand-alone exam-style scenarios centred on ethics, professionalism, and the law. Each case highlights the principles of safe, patient-centred practice — from handling complaints and collaborative palliative planning to termination of pregnancy, disability rights, and medical record access.

Sharpen your ability to recognise the option that aligns with both Australian law and Good Medical Practice — a vital skill for the AMC exam and clinical care.

For more structured preparation, including Skills Builder modules, timed drills, and full mock exams, explore the AMC A+ Course: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

A rapid-fire AMC Quick Drill with five stand-alone questions set in Australian practice. Sharpen your decision-making across the full pathway—diagnosis, investigation, management, contraindications, and follow-up—while working through: symptomatic inguinal hernia, acute cholecystitis, adhesive small-bowel obstruction, suspicious melanoma, and CT-confirmed diverticulitis. Perfect for focused reasoning reps before exam day.

For more structured preparation (Skills Builder modules, timed drills, full mock exams), explore the AMC A+ Course: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

In this Deep Dive episode of The AMC Podcast, we explore a common but high-yield exam scenario: back pain in pregnancy. Using one case, we unpack the reasoning behind the most appropriate management, explain why other options are incorrect, and link everything back to Australian guidelines.

You’ll learn how to apply exam logic, recognise red flags, and keep maternal–fetal safety front of mind — skills that are essential for success in the AMC exam.

For more structured preparation, including Skills Builder modules, timed drills, and full mock exams, check out the AMC A+ Course: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

In this Triple S — the Short, Sharp Scenario — we work through a single case of acute abdominal pain across five key decision points: diagnosis, investigation, management, contraindications, and follow-up. Each step mirrors the reasoning you’ll need in the AMC exam and clinical practice.

For more structured preparation, including Skills Builder modules, timed drills, and full mock exams, explore the AMC A+ Course:  ⁠https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Welcome to another episode of the AMC Quick Drill — your rapid-fire prep for the AMC exam. In this session, we’ll tackle five high-yield clinical scenarios commonly tested in the AMC MCQ. Each case comes with five answer options, followed by a concise explanation aligned with Australian guidelines.

If you want to go beyond drills, check out the AMC A+ Course, where you’ll find structured Skills Builder modules, timed practice, and full mock exams to take your preparation to the next level.

Boost your AMC exam performance with AMC A+ — featuring exclusive practice exercises designed for success. Start your preparation today: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. It is designed to support AMC exam preparation and should not be taken as medical advice or used for clinical decision-making.

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In this episode of The AMC Podcast, we unpack a common paediatric respiratory presentation — a five-year-old boy with cough, low-grade fever, and mild wheeze. Using AMC-style reasoning, we break down each management option, highlight the traps, and explain why supportive care is the evidence-based first step. Along the way, we connect the case to key Australian guidelines, exam strategy, and parental education points. Perfect for candidates preparing for the AMC exam who want to sharpen their clinical reasoning and exam confidence.

Boost your AMC exam performance with AMC A+ — featuring exclusive practice exercises designed for success. Start your preparation today: ⁠https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/⁠

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. It is designed to support AMC exam preparation and should not be taken as medical advice or used for clinical decision-making.

Today’s episode is a Triple S — Short, Sharp Scenario. In this focused format, we take one clinical case and explore it through five exam-style questions, each testing a different decision point: diagnosis, investigation, management, contraindications, and follow-up.

This episode features a case of early pregnancy bleeding in a postpartum woman, where careful reasoning and knowledge of guideline-based management are key. It’s a high-yield way to strengthen your exam strategy across multiple angles — just like in the real AMC MCQ exam.

For a step-by-step study path, check out the AMC A+ Course, with Skills Builder modules, timed drills, stamina training, and full mock exams to make your preparation efficient, effective, and exam-ready.

Boost your AMC exam performance with AMC A+ — featuring exclusive practice exercises designed for success. Start your preparation today: https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. It is designed to support AMC exam preparation and should not be taken as medical advice or used for clinical decision-making.

Welcome to the very first episode of the AMC Quick Drill — your rapid-fire prep for the AMC exam. In this episode, we run through five high-yield clinical scenarios commonly tested in the AMC MCQ. Each case comes with five answer options, followed by a concise explanation aligned with Australian guidelines.

If you want to go beyond drills, check out the AMC A+ Course, where you’ll find structured Skills Builder modules, timed practice, and full mock exams to take your preparation to the next level.

Boost your AMC exam performance with AMC A+ — featuring exclusive practice exercises designed for success. Start your preparation today: ⁠https://australiabiomed.com/amc-course/⁠

Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only. It is designed to support AMC exam preparation and should not be taken as medical advice or used for clinical decision-making.