AMC (Australian Medical Council Computer Adaptive Test Examination) Sample Questions Set-21
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Question: A 33 year old lady came for ca colon screening. No family history. No symptoms. Physical examination and USG, FOBT normal. What to do next?
A. do colonoscopy
B. refer for cancer screening clinic
C. do nothing
Answer: (c)
Question: One X-ray of bamboo spine, history of back pain not relieved by taking analgesics, asking for tx?
A. methotrexate
B. sulfasalazine
C. surgery
D. refer to ortho
Answer: (a)
Question: History of secondary amenorrhoea for 8 months after D&C. asking for inv
A. FSH LH
B. testosterone
C. usg
D. laparoscopy
Answer: (a)
Question: Woman with 3 sexual partner, last pap smear was 2 month ago and normal. Now coming for HPV vaccination, what to do?
A. cervical swab for HPV
B. give vaccination
C. repeat pap smear
D. urine PCR for chlamydia
Answer: (b)
Question: 18 years pregnant woman with smoking. What will be the most possible outcome if continued smoking in pregnancy?
A. increased risk of preterm labour
B. IUGR
C. gestational diabetes
D. pre-eclampsia
Question: A 33 year old lady comes with a lump in the left side of neck for 3 months which is 3 cm size papillary carcinoma with no metastatic spread. What is your best app management?
A. total thyroidectomy
B. left thyroid lobectomy
C. radio I 131 ablation
D. radio I 131 ablation followed by thyroidectomy
E. suppression with thyroxine
Question: a neuropath patient comes to you with a list of investigations ordered by his psychiatrist. Those tests are not clinically justified. What will you do?
A. do investigation
B. tell him they are not necessary
C. perform tests at patient expense
D. discuss with neuropath
Question: Indication of ERCP before cholecystectomy
A. Recent episode of jaundice
B. CBD 0.7mm
C. thickened gallbladder
D. stones in gallbladder
Answer: (b)
Question: A Man with a history of angina. Now becoming more frequent angina. Smoke 40 cigars per day and drink 3 glasses of wine in the evening. Body weight – normal. What next?
A. assesses his intention on changing lifestyles.
B. tell him he must stop smoking
C. stop drinking alcohol
D. lose weight
Answer: (b)
Question: X-ray of esophageal motility disorder asking for treatment
A. cardiomyotomy
B. esophageal dilatation
C. endoscope
D. some other drugs
Answer: (a)
Some general information about the AMC CAT examination:
The International MedicalGraduates Clinical Assessment Test (AMC CAT) is a computer-based test designedto evaluate the clinical knowledge and abilities of IMGs who are applying forregistration to practise medicine in Australia. Multiple-choice tests coveringa wide range of medical topics make up this thorough and rigorous evaluation.
It is advised to study a widerange of medical information and clinical abilities in order to get ready forthe AMC CAT exam. Reviewing medical texts, taking review classes, andexercising with practise tests can all be helpful. It's also a good idea tobecome familiar with the layout and structure of the exam to get a better ideaof what to expect and when.
I advise checking the AustralianMedical Council's official website or getting in touch with them directly forany available resources or study materials if you want the most recent andaccurate information regarding the AMC CAT exam.