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Year-based courses, a corrected MCQ Q-bank, early clinical cases, calculators, and internship or residency preparation. Pre-med remains available as a dedicated pathway.
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GASTROENTEROLOGY · EX07-Q010
For a patient with dyspepsia and positive Helicobacter pylori serology, how should eradication be checked after treatment?
- A. Endoscopy with gastric biopsy
- B. Helicobacter pylori serology
- C. Urea breath test
- D. Helicobacter pylori stool antigen test
- E. There is no need to confirm eradication
Exam 07 · July 2020 session · MCQ EX07-Q010
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FMPrepa bankExam 07 · July 2020 · EX07-Q005
Which conditions are causes of common low back pain?
A. Lumbar spinal stenosis
B. Multiple myeloma
C. Bone metastases
D. Infectious spondylodiscitis
E. Facet joint osteoarthritis
Explanation
Answers A and E. Lumbar spinal stenosis and facet joint osteoarthritis are degenerative causes of common low back pain. Myeloma, metastases and spondylodiscitis suggest secondary low back pain.
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Medical students from first year through clinical training, plus applicants preparing to enter medical school in a separate pathway.
MCQs organised by faculty, year, module and specialty, with corrections, explanations, sharing, and course or exam modes.
Course mode explains each answer immediately. Exam mode runs a timed session and provides a final analysis.
Yes. Advanced-year pathways combine MCQs, clinical cases, analytics and tools for medical examinations.
The Android app is available on Google Play. The iPhone and iPad version will link to the App Store when its public listing is published.
Yes. It remains available in a dedicated medical school entrance pathway, separate from the medical student curriculum.
No. It helps with revision and explanation, but medical decisions and academic references must always be verified.
