Acute Medicine SCE.
Make it stick.

Make every revision session count towards your Acute Medicine SCE. Tackle exam-style questions, understand the reasoning, and turn difficult topics into knowledge you can recall, with focused notes, spaced-repetition flashcards and podcasts that fit around your rota.

UNTIL THE EXAM · 5 MAY 2027

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Your Acute Medicine SCE resource

Comprehensive Learning Programme

Give every difficult question a next step: understand it, make it stick, and test yourself again. Your Acute Medicine revision tools, together in one programme.

What you get:

  • 1,718 original MCQs across all 13 curriculum categories
  • 118 MCQs with images: ECGs, chest radiographs, CT, clinical photos and blood films
  • 293 structured revision notes across the curriculum
  • 4,000+ flashcards in 293 decks for active recall and spaced repetition
  • 40 podcast episodes with conversational deep dives into acute decisions
  • Mock Mode and topic practice with progress analytics
  • Personal notes, your own cards and buddy study

Introductory access · until 6 May 2027

£49

Usual price £149

A complete learning system for your SCE

Put your commute to work

Hear the reasoning behind difficult acute decisions. Each conversational episode takes one presentation, from sepsis to poisoning, and works through the choices that matter on take.

Study with a buddy

Work through the same questions with a study partner. Submit independently, compare your answers and use the explanation to discuss the reasoning. Both learners need course access.

Turn your notes into recall

Use the prepared flashcards, then create personal cards from your own notes. Edit the question and answer to capture the learning point you want to revisit.

Know what to practise next

Track accuracy by topic and return to weaker areas. Let your question history guide focused practice across cardiology, respiratory, infection, poisoning and the wider curriculum.

Explore your Acute Medicine learning tools

Explore the tools you’ll use to practise, understand and remember. Take a closer look at the Acute Medicine SCE course through severe infection and sepsis, with a real image question, note, flashcard deck and podcast episode.

1,718 MCQs · 118 MCQs with images

Practise the decision. Understand the answer.

Work through original best-of-five questions, then use the explanation to unpack the clue that changes the diagnosis, investigation or next step. On a blood film, that can be the parasitaemia that turns a well-looking traveller into a case for intravenous treatment.

  • Clear explanations alongside your answer
  • Topic practice and focused review
  • Your own notes beside the learning point
Malaria question with a thin blood film image, answer options and the correct answer explained
Falciparum malaria: read the film and the parasitaemia, then choose the first treatment. View full size ↗

Mock Mode

Build your exam rhythm.

Put your knowledge under timed conditions. Practise committing to one best answer, sustaining concentration and managing your pace before reviewing the questions that cost you marks.

  • Two papers of 100 questions
  • Three hours per paper, with a break
  • Review your gaps after the session
Acute Medicine SCE Mock Exam setup with two papers and topic distribution
Acute Medicine SCE mock setup: two 100-question papers with a break. View full size ↗

293 structured revision notes

Turn a difficult topic into a clear picture.

Go beyond the answer explanation. Follow an acute presentation from recognition to escalation, from grading sepsis risk with NEWS2 to timing the first antibiotic dose, and revisit the distinction you need to remember.

  • Topic contents for quick navigation
  • Focused sections and key exam points
  • Highlight and add personal notes
Sepsis: recognition, the first hour and antimicrobial timing note, with contents and key exam points
Sepsis and the first hour: structured contents and key exam points. View full size ↗

4,000+ flashcards in 293 decks

Make the learning point stick.

Build recall with the course flashcards, then make your revision personal. Turn your own notes into editable cards and keep the points you find difficult close at hand.

  • Spaced-repetition review
  • Learn, Review and Cram modes
  • Personal flashcards in My Cards
Sepsis recognition flashcard deck with Learn, Review and Cram modes
Sepsis recognition deck: recall the NEWS2 band that makes antibiotics due within 1 hour. View full size ↗

Think independently. Compare together.

Make revision a conversation.

Work through shared questions with a study partner. Answer independently, compare your choices, then use the explanation to discuss why one answer fits best.

  • Shared questions, independent answers
  • Compare choices after both learners respond
  • Both learners need access to the same course
Acute Medicine question selection with Infectious Diseases chosen and the Start with Buddy control
Choose your Acute Medicine topics, then start with a study buddy. View full size ↗

40 podcast episodes

Keep learning when you step away from the screen.

Follow a conversational deep dive on your commute. Each episode takes one acute presentation and works through the decisions, the numbers and the traps that matter on take.

  • Focused episodes of 8 to 10 minutes
  • One acute presentation per episode
  • Current UK guidance at the centre of each discussion
Acute Medicine podcast library showing Sepsis: Which Clock Applies?
Sepsis: Which Clock Applies? in the Acute Medicine podcast library. View full size ↗

Know what to practise next

Give your next session a clear purpose.

See how your accuracy and topic coverage are developing. Find the areas that need attention and move back into focused practice with a clearer plan.

  • Coverage across all 13 Acute Medicine categories
  • Click a topic to return to practice
  • Practice history to guide your next step
Acute Medicine question bank coverage by topic with click-to-practice links
Acute Medicine topic coverage with direct links back to practice. View full size ↗

Acute Medicine SCE: frequently asked questions

Your revision tools, exam preparation and introductory access, explained.

What is the Acute Medicine SCE exam format?
There are 200 best-of-five questions across two papers. Each paper contains 100 questions and lasts three hours. The next sitting is on 5 May 2027. See the official examination format and follow the joining instructions for your sitting.
What is included in this Acute Medicine SCE resource?
Your programme includes 1,718 original MCQs, including 118 MCQs with images, 293 structured revision notes, 4,000+ flashcards and 40 podcast episodes. You also get Mock Mode, topic practice, progress analytics, personal notes, your own flashcards and buddy study.
Is the resource mapped to the Acute Medicine SCE syllabus?
The questions cover all 13 categories of the Acute Medicine SCE blueprint: cardiovascular, respiratory, gastroenterology and hepatology, neurology and ophthalmology, medicine in the elderly, diabetes and endocrine, infectious diseases, musculoskeletal, cancer, palliative care and haematology, clinical pharmacology and poisoning, critical care, renal medicine, and other topics. UK guidance provides the primary clinical context.
How does Revision Pro compare with other Acute Medicine SCE resources?
Established question banks offer questions, explanations and mock practice. Revision Pro’s strength is the revision you can do around each question: explore the topic in structured notes, create a personal flashcard from your learning point, revisit it through audio and compare your reasoning with a study buddy, all within one platform. That combination gives you more ways to understand and retain a difficult topic, with £49 introductory access for the May 2027 exam.
Can international doctors use this resource?
Yes. It is intended for doctors preparing for the UK Acute Medicine SCE, including international candidates. The clinical context is UK practice and UK guidance.
How much is introductory access, and when does it end?
Introductory access for the May 2027 exam is £49 (usually £149), with access until 6 May 2027. Other options are 1 month for £49, 3 months for £99, 6 months for £129, 9 months for £149 and 12 months for £179. Enrol online for £49. Purchasing this resource does not register you for the examination.
Can I revise on my phone and with a study partner?
Use the online learning platform for shorter revision sessions and audio learning around your rota. Buddy study lets two learners answer shared questions independently and compare answers; both need access to the same course.

Ready to bring your revision together?

Make the next session count. Practise a decision, understand the reasoning, and come back ready to recall it.

£49 introductory access

For the May 2027 exam, with access until 6 May 2027.

Enrol now for £49