Study Material

Each guide is written to sit alongside MCQ practice rather than replace it — the high-yield points here call out what tends to show up in the actual Prometric or Pearson VUE exam, so you spend revision time on what is tested instead of re-reading an entire textbook chapter. Work through a specialty above, then test recall with the matching MCQ bank in Practice MCQs. For exam-specific study indexes with the same specialty breakdown, see Study Material guides or the Recalls & Repeated MCQs index for verified repeat questions.

How to use these guides

Read the specialty guide first, then immediately attempt questions on the same topic while the material is fresh — recall practice is what moves a fact from recognised to retained. Most candidates get more out of two or three focused passes through a single specialty than one rushed sweep across all of them, so finish Medicine or Surgery properly before opening the next.

You can highlight directly inside any guide as you read — drag across a line to mark it, use the eraser to remove one, and undo or redo while you work. Your highlights save to your account, so the passage you marked on your phone is still there next time you open the same guide on a laptop, and you can show or hide them all with one toggle when you want a clean page. Mark sparingly on the first pass so you build a short trail of genuinely hard points you can re-read in the last week before your exam.

In your final two weeks, stop reading new material and switch to repeats and mock tests. The 100 High-Yield Topics guide is designed for exactly that window — it condenses the points that appear most often across DHA, SMLE, DOH, MOH, QCHP and OMSB sittings into a single last-pass revision list.