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Cardiology exam preparation, generated by AI

Unlimited cardiology MCQs across ECG, arrhythmias, heart failure, valvular disease and more — tuned to your level.

Cardiology is the backbone of every internal medicine exam. Whether you're prepping for MRCP Part 1, USMLE Step 2 CK, or the Egyptian Board of Internal Medicine, you need to drill the same high-yield patterns: ECG morphology, heart failure pharmacology, valvular lesions, ACS management. MedExam Hub generates fresh cardiology questions on demand — choose your difficulty, your sub-topic (ischaemia, congenital, electrophysiology), the number of questions, and whether you want clinical-vignette MCQs or short-notes format. Every question comes with a worked explanation and learning points so you understand the why, not just the answer.

What's covered

✓ECG interpretation drills with rhythm-strip images
✓Heart-failure pharmacology and ACE-i / ARB / SGLT2i decisions
✓Arrhythmia recognition: AF, VT, AVNRT, heart block
✓Coronary artery disease — STEMI, NSTEMI, ACS pathways
✓Valvular disease, congenital heart, infective endocarditis

Calibrated to these exams

MRCPUSMLE Step 2 CKPLAB 1Egyptian Board IMMRCS Part A

Sample questions

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Q1.A 68-year-old man presents with crushing central chest pain and ST elevation in leads II, III, aVF. Which coronary artery is most likely occluded?Show answer

Answer: Right coronary artery (RCA). Inferior STEMI pattern (II, III, aVF) almost always reflects RCA occlusion. Check V4R for right ventricular involvement before giving nitrates.

Q2.Which medication has been shown to reduce mortality in HFrEF regardless of diabetic status?Show answer

Answer: SGLT2 inhibitors (dapagliflozin, empagliflozin). DAPA-HF and EMPEROR-Reduced demonstrated mortality benefit in HFrEF irrespective of diabetes.

Q3.A 45-year-old has new-onset AF with normal LV function and no structural heart disease. CHA₂DS₂-VASc = 1 (hypertension). Anticoagulation?Show answer

Answer: Anticoagulation is reasonable but optional. Score of 1 (non-female) is the borderline zone — discuss bleeding risk via HAS-BLED and patient preference.

Q4.Which murmur is best heard at the apex, radiating to the axilla, and louder on expiration?Show answer

Answer: Mitral regurgitation. Pan-systolic, apex-axilla radiation, louder on expiration. Differentiate from VSD (left sternal edge) and HOCM (no axillary radiation).

FAQ

How many cardiology questions can I generate per month on the free plan?

Free plan includes 20 questions/month across all specialties. Basic (299 EGP/mo) gives you 400 questions; Pro (699 EGP/mo) 1,500 questions; Premium (1,099 EGP/mo) 5,000 questions.

Are the cardiology questions calibrated to a specific exam?

You pick the exam style when generating. We support MRCP, MRCS, USMLE, PLAB, and Egyptian board difficulty levels. The AI adjusts vignette length, MCQ complexity, and clinical detail.

Can I review my mistakes later?

Yes. Every exam is saved to your history and incorrect answers flow into the spaced-repetition system at /review, so you re-encounter them at scientifically-spaced intervals.

Do you cover ECG interpretation with images?

Yes — opt into image generation when creating an exam and the AI will include rhythm strips and 12-lead ECG images where clinically relevant.

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