MCQ Collection

Australia MCQs

Practice Australia questions with answers and explanations.

Clinical case 367: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 46-year-old presents to an emergency department with acute fluctuating confusion after surgery, beginning 70 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 352: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 31-year-old presents to a rural hospital with crushing central chest pain with diaphoresis, beginning 80 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 353: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 32-year-old presents to an outpatient unit with heavy vaginal bleeding with dizziness in pregnancy, beginning 85 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 354: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 33-year-old presents to an after-hours service with facial swelling and breathing difficulty after a medicine, beginning 90 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 355: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 34-year-old presents to an emergency department with acute fluctuating confusion after surgery, beginning 10 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 356: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 35-year-old presents to an urgent care clinic with sweating, tremor and confusion in a person with diabetes, beginning 15 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 357: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 36-year-old presents to a general practice with a painful swollen calf followed by sudden breathlessness, beginning 20 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 358: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 37-year-old presents to a rural hospital with severe headache, neck stiffness and photophobia, beginning 25 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 359: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 38-year-old presents to an outpatient unit with progressive shortness of breath, orthopnoea and bilateral crackles, beginning 30 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 351: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 30-year-old presents to a general practice with wheeze, increased work of breathing and low oxygen saturation, beginning 75 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 343: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 22-year-old presents to an emergency department with acute fluctuating confusion after surgery, beginning 35 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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Clinical case 344: The item forms part of an integrated Australian clinical knowledge review in which patient safety is the priority. A 23-year-old presents to an urgent care clinic with sweating, tremor and confusion in a person with diabetes, beginning 40 minutes ago. What is the best next step?

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