What Paid Resources Does Geeky Medics Offer for Medical Exam Preparation?

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Geeky Medics sells paid resources for specific exams and clinical skills, alongside free revision notes, OSCE guides and MCQs. The paid catalogue is aimed at UK medical students and doctors preparing for the MLA AKT, PSA, OSCE-style clinical examinations, and interpretation-heavy case work. If you are studying for one of those assessments, the paid items below are worth checking against your exam blueprint before buying; if you mainly need general revision notes, the free content may already cover you.

Paid resources currently listed

Resource Format Likely use
MLA AKT Question Bank Question bank Preparation for the Medical Licensing Assessment Applied Knowledge Test
PSA Question Bank Question bank Preparation for the Prescribing Safety Assessment
Clinical Examination Book Textbook Clinical examination skills, including OSCE performance
OSCE Checklist Book Textbook OSCE station checklists and structured examination routines
Textbooks (comparison page) Bundle/comparison Choosing between the book titles
ECG Cases Case collection ECG interpretation practice
ABG Cases Case collection Arterial blood gas interpretation practice
Blood Test Cases Case collection Interpreting blood test results
Radiology Cases Case collection Imaging interpretation practice

The site also lists an MLA AKT subscription alongside the MLA AKT Question Bank, so check which one matches the access period and content you need.

Matching a resource to your exam

The key decision is whether the resource maps to the assessment you are actually sitting.

  • MLA AKT: the MLA AKT Question Bank (and the MLA AKT subscription) is the direct match.
  • PSA: the PSA Question Bank is the direct match.
  • OSCEs and clinical examinations: the OSCE Checklist Book and Clinical Examination Book are the relevant titles, supported by the free OSCE guides and stations on the site.
  • Interpretation skills: the ECG, ABG, blood test and radiology case collections are subject-specific practice rather than exam-specific question banks, so they suit anyone who needs repeated interpretation reps.

A worked example: if your next assessment is the PSA, buying the ECG Cases collection would give you useful interpretation practice but would not substitute for prescribing-focused questions. Start with the PSA Question Bank, then add case collections only if interpretation is a known weak area.

Free versus paid

Geeky Medics describes its revision guides and videos, OSCE stations, question banks and AI virtual patients as free. The paid items are separate products: question banks for named exams, printed or digital books, and case collections. In practice this means you can use the free notes, OSCE guides and MCQs to build background knowledge, and treat the paid resources as exam-specific drilling or structured reference material.

Before you buy

  • Confirm the exam version your resource targets. Exam formats and blueprints change, and a question bank written for an earlier version may not reflect the current paper.
  • Check whether you are buying a question bank, a subscription, or a book — the purchase pages are separate, so the access model differs between them.
  • Decide whether you need exam-specific questions or general interpretation practice. The case collections sit in the second category.
  • Use the free content first to identify gaps, then buy the resource that targets those gaps rather than buying the whole catalogue.

The purchase pages linked from the site are the authoritative source for what each product contains and how it is delivered.