Choose the next UKMLA learning tool by the task in front of you: attempt a written question, understand an explanation, read about a topic or investigate the source behind a recommendation. Moving between tools is useful when each step resolves a defined uncertainty.
Start from the selected bank
The iatroX UKMLA bank provides written question practice. Full access is paid. Up to 10 new sample questions per day, shared across exams and subject to availability, with explanations and no account required. Use a sample to inspect an explanation and decide whether the learning workflow suits you.
Read with a question to answer
Academy can support focused reading. Before opening a topic, write what you need to explain: a mechanism, the significance of a finding or the distinction between competing decisions. Close the material afterwards and answer that question independently.
Use the GMC's live MLA map for the official scope. A directory count or a platform's label does not independently certify complete coverage. Our content-map worksheet gives a practical way to record what you have actually tested.
Explore the source behind a recommendation
Ask-iatroX is a free clinical reference with linked sources. Use it to investigate a defined question and open the relevant source when the detail matters. A fluent answer is not a guarantee that the recommendation fits every context.
Discuss a misconception, then return to independent work
Tutor helps explore the reasoning around an attempted question. One complete guided Tutor session is included with a verified free account; continued Tutor use is included in all-access. For example, explain why your chosen investigation seemed appropriate and ask what feature makes the alternative more useful in the stated case. Afterwards, attempt a different application without the explanation visible.
A worked handoff
You select a sensible investigation but the stem asks for an immediate priority. Record the task error, read the relevant topic, identify the clinical feature that changes urgency and explain the sequence in your own words. Then change the patient's stability and consider whether the next action changes. This tests the distinction rather than recall of one option letter.
Keep written AKT learning connected with the consultation, examination and professional-skills work required by your CPSA. A written question bank does not provide every form of observed practice or feedback.
Match the subscription to the work you need
All-access costs £29/month or £99/year in the UK; US$29/month or US$99/year elsewhere. Compare the relevant bank and continuing learning tools against your study period and existing resources. There is no need to buy another resource solely because a list contains more functions.