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A 67-year-old woman reports a sudden onset of floaters in one eye. She has no eye pain, no redness, and her vision is otherwise unchanged. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Access 3,000+ recall-based questions mapped to the UKMLA content map, with clear explanations to help you build clinical reasoning and identify weak areas quickly.
Prepare for the Applied Knowledge Test with exam-style questions that strengthen your ability to apply clinical knowledge and make safe, evidence-based decisions.
Develop confidence in clinical scenarios by practising structured approaches to communication, examination, and decision-making in realistic OSCE-style settings.
Improve your prescribing skills with focused practice on drug selection, dosing, and safety, helping you avoid common errors and apply guidelines effectively.
The UKMLA tests how you apply clinical knowledge, interpret findings, and make safe, guideline-based decisions across the full MLA Content Map.
Every detail matters. Age, comorbidities, observations, symptom duration, and clinical setting often decide the correct answer. Rushing past the stem is the single most common reason candidates pick a plausible but wrong option.
Before looking at the answer choices, form your own impression of the most likely diagnosis and the must-not-miss alternatives. This protects you from being led astray by well-written distractors.
The UKMLA reflects current NICE, BNF, and national guidance. Management questions reward candidates who know first-line treatments, appropriate referral pathways, and when to escalate - not textbook answers that are out of date in UK practice.
When two options look reasonable, the safer one is almost always correct. Think about red flags, safety-netting, and the consequences of getting it wrong. Safe, proportionate care beats clever diagnostics every time.
UKMLA questions often include answers that are technically correct but clinically inappropriate for the scenario. Work through each option, rule out what's unsafe or out of context, and commit to the one that best fits the specific patient in front of you.
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The UK Medical Licensing Assessment (UKMLA) is a national exam that all UK medical students and international graduates must pass to practice medicine in the UK. It consists of two parts: AKT (Applied Knowledge Test) – a computer-based MCQ exam testing clinical knowledge. CPSA (Clinical and Professional Skills Assessment) – an OSCE-style practical assessment (for UK grads only; IMGs are exempt).
All UK medical students graduating from 2025 onwards. International Medical Graduates (IMGs) applying for GMC registration from 2024 onwards.
The UKMLA content map includes: Clinical specialties (e.g. Cardiology, Respiratory, Surgery, Paediatrics) Investigations and prescribing Ethics, professionalism, and legal duties Public health and population medicine Our question bank is mapped to these categories using high-yield, exam-style questions based on real recall and GMC standards.