Anatomy and Pre-Clinical Qbank

Preclinical medicine is the study of basic anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathophysiology and biochemistry which underpins our understanding and practice of clinical medicine. At most UK medical schools, you will spend your first two years studying predominantly preclinical medicine.

Both our anatomy and preclinical question banks provide representative questions which you might come across in any UK medical school year 1 or 2 exam.

Our preclinical platform covers all of the major preclinical topics covered by UK medical schools including cardiovascular, renal, respiratory, endocrine, reproductive and gastrointestinal physiology and pharmacology as well as neuroscience and muscular physiology.

There are also university specific mock exams for approximately 20 UK medical schools!

Our anatomy bank covers all of anatomy including neuroanatomy, head and neck, thoracic, abdominal, pelvic and limb anatomy. We provide a range of questions including written SBAs and image-based questions based on illustrations and real anatomy image spotter specimens. We also have 5 spotter mock tests which mimic typical UK medical school anatomy exams!

You will also additional resources including a comprehensive anatomy book which contains high yield information on all of the main concepts tested in UK medical school exams as well as clinical applications of anatomical knowledge.

First of all it is important to read our university curriculum carefully! There is lots of variation in the content and depth of preclinical medicine between different universities.

Covering content that has been provided to you by your university is a useful first step for revision. This can be supplemented by testing our knowledge using questions banks such as Quesmed and practice questions provided by your university.