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Gastroenterology · Q 14 / 10004:36:12

Which of the following is the most appropriate initial investigation in a patient with suspected hereditary haemochromatosis?

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95%of trainees who pass our expert mocks go on to pass the DWE
Physicianswho sat and passed this exam write and review every question
AU-specificeTG, AMH, NIP and the local epidemiology the RACP actually tests
“The closest thing I've found to the real written exam. The questions feel exactly like what you get asked on the day.”Dr E. Wong · BPT 3, Gold Coast Health
Why Physify

Everything you need to prepare, in one platform

Structured courses

350+ courses mapped to the curriculum, in the order the exam rewards.

11,100+ exam-style MCQs

Written in the style of the real paper, with an explanation for every option.

Timed full mock exams

18 full 5-hour papers, then a breakdown of exactly where the marks leaked.

Progress that follows you

Synced across devices, weakest areas surfaced, pick up where you left off.

Consultant Q&A

Ask practising consultants directly, not an anonymous forum.

Built for busy trainees

Short lessons and targeted sets that fit between ward rounds.

VIP onlyNothing else on the market does this

Sit the clinical exam, not a quiz.

Examine a patient by narrating out loud, exactly as on the day. Findings appear only for what you actually examine, then an examiner questions you and marks you.

127 short cases and 27 long cases · 7 days free, cancel in one click

2 full clinical exam days. Each is two long cases and four short cases on the RACP's own timetable, with patients you won't have met, and your marks from each day side by side.

06:12
Chronic cough. Please examine this patient's respiratory system.
Listening: “I'm inspecting the hands for clubbing and tar staining…”
Hands
Bilateral finger clubbing. Warm, well perfused. No tar staining, no CO2 flap.
Face
Mild conjunctival pallor. Lips not cyanosed.
Neck
JVP elevated ~4 cm. Trachea central. Reduced cricosternal distance.
Chest
Coarse inspiratory crackles at both bases, altering with cough.
HandsFaceNeckChestBackLegs
Examiner viva · 08:00
Thank you. Please present your findings.
A thin man with clubbing, a raised JVP and coarse bibasal crackles that alter with coughing, plus a large volume of purulent sputum. This points to bronchiectasis with early cor pulmonale.
What ties these findings together? Why bronchiectasis rather than the alternatives? And what would you expect on HRCT?
Marked feedbackClear pass · 23/30
Interaction with patient5/6
Examination technique5/6
Examination accuracy4/6
Synthesis of findings5/6
Investigations & management4/6
Coverage 9/11. Missed: checking for peripheral oedema; offering sputum culture and HRCT on completion.
Your dashboard

This is what your Tuesday night looks like.

Log in and it already knows where you are. Your weakest specialty is flagged, the courses to fix it are queued, and five fresh questions are waiting. Twenty minutes, then bed.

  • ✓Progress synced across every device
  • ✓Weakest specialties surfaced automatically
  • ✓A daily five drawn from the whole bank
  • ✓Pick up exactly where you left off

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Specialty strengthlast 30 days
Cardiology84%
Renal79%
Gastroenterology76%
Endocrinology88%
Respiratory71%
Neurology58%
Focus area: Neurology is below your target. 3 courses queued.
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How it works

A clear path from day one to exam day

01

Learn the curriculum

Work through 350+ structured courses across all 17 specialties, in an order designed around the exam, not around a textbook.

02

Drill the question bank

Test yourself against 11,100+ exam-style MCQs with full explanations. Every wrong answer becomes a targeted lesson.

03

Prove it in mock exams

Sit 18 full-length timed papers under exam conditions, watch your specialty scores climb, and walk in knowing you are ready.

Full curriculum coverage

17 core specialties, complete coverage

Every specialty weighted the way the exam weights it, so your study time goes where the marks are.

CardiologyClinical EpidemiologyDermatologyEndocrinologyGastroenterologyGeneticsGeriatricsHaematologyInfectious DiseasesMedical ObstetricsNeurologyOncologyPalliative MedicinePharmacology, Toxicology & AddictionPulmonologyRenalRheumatology/Immunology
Mock Exam 3 · Result
Written Paper A
76%
Cardiology84%
Respiratory71%
Gastroenterology78%
Neurology62%
Endocrinology88%
Focus area: Neurology is below your target. 3 recommended courses queued.
Mock exams

Sit the exam before you sit the exam

18 full-length, five-hour mock exams under real conditions, timed, with a question navigator and pause/resume. Then a specialty-by-specialty breakdown shows you exactly where the marks are leaking.

Interactive short cases: examine, viva and marked feedback. VIP only.→
  • ✓170 questions per paper, matched to real exam weighting
  • ✓Exam-day timing with pause and resume
  • ✓Detailed results by specialty, with recommended revision
The honest comparison

“Isn't this just another question bank?”

Fair question. Here's where the time you spend actually goes.

PhysifyUK / US banksTextbooks
Built for the Australian exam: eTG, AMH, NIP, local epidemiology✓–~
Notes and questions together, so you're always testing yourself✓––
Full timed mock exams with a specialty-by-specialty breakdown✓~–
Interactive short cases for the clinical exam✓––
Full clinical exam days on the RACP timetable: 2 long and 4 short cases each✓––
Ask a practising physician directly✓––
Written by doctors who passed this exam✓~~

~ partial: available in some products, or adapted rather than built for the RACP exam.

VIP · Ask a physician

The questions textbooks don't answer, answered by real physicians

VIP members ask clinical and exam-technique questions directly and get answers from practising consultants. A few examples of what members have asked:

Q

For the DWE, how deep do we need to go on the complement pathways? Is it worth memorising every deficiency?

A

Focus on the classic associations examiners test: C1 esterase inhibitor (hereditary angioedema), terminal C5–C9 (recurrent Neisseria), and C3 (pyogenic infections). You rarely need more than that for the written.

Q

A question gave me discordant troponin and CK-MB trends post-PCI. How should I have reasoned through it?

A

Anchor on the troponin trend and timing relative to the procedure. We walked through peri-procedural MI criteria and when a re-rise signals reinfarction versus expected washout.

Q

How much detail on the newer heart-failure agents (SGLT2i, ARNI) is examinable?

A

Know the landmark trial outcomes and where each sits in guideline-directed therapy. We shared a one-page summary of the trials most likely to appear.

Who writes Physify

Written by physicians

Every module is authored by doctors who have sat and passed the FRACP written exam.

Clinically reviewed

Content is checked against current Australian guidelines and updated as they change.

Australian-specific

Local epidemiology, PBS/TGA context and Australian surveillance data throughout.

Results

Trainees who passed, in their words

Closest thing to the real exam
The expert exam modules are the closest thing I've found to the real written exam. The questions feel exactly like what you get asked on the day. The explanations are detailed and clinically relevant, and I passed with flying colours.
EWDr E. WongBPT 3 · Gold Coast Health
Structured, helpful & realistic
I have tried other question banks, and Physify is one of the few with real integration of high-yield content and exam-style MCQs. Helpful for FRACP DWE candidates looking for focused, clinically relevant revision that mirrors exam expectations.
FLDr F. LowBPT 3 · Northern Health, Melbourne
Everything I needed
Physify ended up being everything I needed for the FRACP written. The MCQs, mock exams and explanations were all in one place and actually matched the exam style. It kept me accountable, showed me where I was weak, and took a huge amount of stress out of prep.
ALDr A. LalBPT 3 · Gold Coast Health

Verified trainee reviews. Used with permission.

Next sitting
Tuesday 9 February 2027
RACP Divisional Written Examination · February 2027
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FAQ

Questions, answered

Physify is built for Australian Basic Physician Training: the FRACP Divisional Written Exam, with courses, MCQs and timed mock exams, and the Divisional Clinical Exam, with interactive short and long cases. Everything is written to Australian guidance.

The 7-day free trial gives you full VIP access: every course, the complete question bank, mock exams and the Ask-a-physician service. A payment method is required to start, and the trial converts to VIP Monthly ($150/month) automatically when it ends. Cancel anytime before then and you won't be charged.

Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel anytime from your account page. Cancellations take effect at the end of your current billing period. We don't refund charges from a trial or renewal that wasn't cancelled in time, so cancel before the date if you don't want to continue.

Every question is written in the format and difficulty of the real written paper, and each specialty is weighted the way the exam weights it. The RACP does not release past papers, so no legitimate resource can offer real exam questions. What matters is that ours mirror the format and are kept current.

Three things. It is built for the Australian exam rather than adapted from a UK or US one, so the guidelines and epidemiology are local. High-yield notes and exam-style MCQs sit together, so you are testing yourself rather than passively re-reading. And on VIP you can ask practising physicians your clinical questions directly.

11,100+ MCQs across 17 specialties, 18 full timed mock exams, and 127 interactive short cases for the clinical exam, alongside the structured course notes.

Yes. Content is reviewed against current Australian guidance (eTG, AMH, the National Immunisation Program and specialty society recommendations) and updated as practice changes.

Content is written and reviewed by physicians who have passed these exams, with input from practising consultants who also answer members' questions directly.

Yes. The entire platform works on desktop, tablet and mobile, so you can run question sets between ward rounds or on nights.

VIP members can submit clinical and exam-technique questions and get answers directly from practising physicians. It's private: only you and our physicians see your questions.

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