RACP Paediatrics
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The RACP Paediatrics DWE penalises missing weight-based drug doses, adult thresholds applied without paediatric adjustment, and failure to recognise child protection concerns. Write a structured paediatric clinical reasoning response and get a debrief with tier, every key point flagged, and a Distinction-level model answer with ISPAD, PALS, APEG, and NICE guideline references.

• Fail / Borderline / Pass / Distinction tier, paediatric-specific rubric
• Flags missing weight-based doses and adult threshold misapplications
• Checks for child protection recognition in relevant cases
• Distinction model answers reference ISPAD, APLS, PALS, AAP, NICE guidelines
• AI question generation across all 22 paediatric categories

Single-best-answer MCQs across all 22 RACP Paediatrics categories, written at FRACP consultant-entry level with age-stratified normal values, weight-based dosing, and paediatric-specific guideline knowledge. Community answer distributions show how other RACP Paediatrics candidates responded.

• DWE-format SBA MCQs with paediatric-specific clinical complexity
• Uses age-stratified values: vital signs, BP percentiles, developmental milestones
• Weight-based dosing in explanations, not adult shortcuts
• Community answer distribution after each question
• Timed mock mode: 170 questions across 2 papers, paper-based format

Simulates both DCE formats for paediatric medicine. Long case: present a complex paediatric patient with multi-system involvement to an AI examiner for 25 minutes. Short case: interpret specific examination findings in a child. Expects age-stratified values, weight-based dosing, and paediatric-specific guideline knowledge throughout. Voice mode included.

• Long case: structured summary, then probing across problem list and management
• Short case: paediatric physical findings described, interpretation probed
• Probes for named guidelines: ISPAD, APLS/PALS, NICE, AAP, APEG
• Voice mode: speak your answer, no typing needed
• Debrief on clinical acumen, reasoning, management, and communication

PRIMEX's existing RACP Paediatrics flashcard deck is grouped by topic. To match the RACP curriculum's learning-objective structure across the 22 categories, the deck is being rebuilt one card set per LO. Until the LO-aligned cards land, the deck is held back in-app. Study notes, MCQ practice, written-exam grading, and the DCE simulator all work normally.

• Rebuilding per learning objective from the study notes pipeline
• Planned card types: age-stratified thresholds (vital signs, BP percentiles, bilirubin), paediatric dosing (ceftriaxone, adrenaline, dexamethasone, insulin), developmental milestones, GMFCS / Westley / Kocher
• MCQ drill mode and one-click link to full study notes when the deck lands

696 sourced study notes across the RACP Paediatrics curriculum, one for every covered learning objective. Written to a consistent seven-section format with paediatric-specific normal values, weight-based dosing protocols, and references to ISPAD, PALS, NICE, AAP, and Australian paediatric guidelines. They surface automatically from MCQ results and DCE debriefs.

• 696 study notes across all 22 categories, one per LO
• Consistent 7-section structure with paediatric-specific normal values embedded
• Referenced to ISPAD, APLS, PALS, RCH guidelines, AAP, NICE throughout
• Full-text search across all notes
• Linked from MCQ explanations, DCE case feedback, and flashcards