(7 Days Free)Gphc Registration Assessment Question Bank Membership: 89,000 Practice Exam Questions for Student & Pre-reg Pharmacists
Description
Prepare for the GPhC Registration Assessment with a comprehensive, exam focused question bank membership card designed to help you build confidence, improve accuracy, and practise under realistic exam conditions.
This question bank membership card gives foundation trainee pharmacists and pharmacy students access to a large collection of practice questions across clinical knowledge, pharmacy law, medicines optimisation, calculations, counselling, monitoring, safety, and applied decision making.
Whether you are revising daily, preparing for timed practice, or strengthening weaker areas, this question bank is designed to support structured and effective GPhC exam preparation.
COMPLIMENTARY 7 DAY TRIAL
- Enjoy a complimentary 7 day trial. You may cancel anytime before your trial ends. After the trial period, your membership will automatically renew at £40 per month, billed monthly.
What’s Included: 30 Day Membership
35,000 Multiple Choice Questions
Practise with 35,000+ single best answer MCQ questions, split across 36 dedicated topic areas. Each topic contains 1000+ MCQ questions, helping you revise systematically across the full range of GPhC relevant content.
Each MCQ includes a clear explanation to help you understand the reasoning behind the answer, improve clinical decision making, and identify areas that need further revision.
MCQ topics Included:
- Malignant Disease
- Gastrointestinal
- Dermatology
- Obstetrics
- Respiratory
- Gynaecology
- Ophthalmology
- Vaccines
- High Risk Medicines
- Drug Toxicity
- Ear, Nose & Oropharynx
- Counselling, Monitoring & Safety
- Law, Governance & Regulation
- Haematology
- Genitourinary
- Additional Questions
- Anaesthesia
- Cardiovascular
- Central Nervous System
- Endocrine
- Infection
- Musculoskeletal & Joint Diseases
- Renal Medicine
- Geriatrics, Frailty & Care of Older People
- Psychiatry & Mental Health
- Paediatrics
- Palliative & End of Life Care
- Nutrition
- Immunosuppression & Transplant Medicines
- Hepatic Medicine
- Acute & Emergency Care
- Electrolytes, Fluids & Acid Base
- Medicines Optimisation & Clinical Checking
- Clinical Red Flags & Referral Decisions
- Antimicrobial Stewardship
- Public Health & Health Promotion
36,000 Extended Matching Questions
Develop your ability to compare options, apply clinical reasoning, and select the most appropriate answer with 36,000 + extended matching answer questions across 12,000 scenarios.
The EMA section also covers 25 topic areas, each topic having 500 + scenarios giving you broad scenario based practice across clinical, legal, safety, and medicines related subjects.
Each EMA question includes an explanation to support active learning and help you understand why the selected answer is the most suitable option.
EMA topics included:
- Gastrointestinal
- Respiratory
- Psychiatry
- Endocrine & Diabetes
- Infection & Antimicrobial
- Musculoskeletal, Joint Disease & Pain
- Renal, Fluids & Electrolytes
- Liver Disease & Hepatic Dosing
- Women’s Health, Contraception & Pregnancy
- Paediatrics
- Older Adults & Frailty
- OTC, Minor Ailments & Red Flags
- Cardiovascular
- Central Nervous System
- Law, Ethics & Professional Judgement
- Medicines Optimisation & Monitoring
- Adverse Drug Reactions
- Nutrition & Blood
- Malignant Disease & Immunosuppression
- Skin
- Ear, Nose & Oropharynx
- Vaccines
- Drug Toxicity, Overdose & Poisoning
- Genitourinary & Sexual Health
18,000 Calculation Questions
Strengthen one of the most important areas of the GPhC assessment with 18,000 + calculation questions.
The calculations section is designed to help you practise the numerical skills required for pharmacy practice and exam preparation. It supports confidence with common calculation formats, applied scenarios, formula use, accuracy, and time management.
Calculation topics included:
- Dose & Dosage Regimens
- Unit Conversions
- Concentrations
- Dilutions
- Displacement Volumes & Values
- Infusion Rates
- Kidney Function Calculations
- Pharmacokinetics, Including Half Lives
- Medical Statistics, Including Trial Arms
- Pharmacoeconomics Or Health Economics
- Molecular Weight
- Using provided Formulae
- Quantities To Supply
- Medicine Synchronisation
- Rounding, Practical Checking & Interpretation Of Resources
- Paediatric Calculations
- Hepatic Impairment Or Specialist Population Resource Calculations
- Controlled Drug & Register Balance Calculations
Timed Exam Practice
The question bank includes timed practice to help you build speed, accuracy, and confidence under exam conditions.
Timed questions allow you to practise working under pressure, improve your pacing, and develop the exam stamina needed for the real assessment.
Detailed Explanations
MCQ and EMA questions include explanations to support meaningful revision.
Rather than simply memorising answers, you can understand the reasoning behind each question, learn from mistakes, and use every attempt as a learning opportunity.
Formula Sheet Included
A dedicated formula sheet is included to support your calculation revision.
This gives you a helpful reference point when reviewing key pharmacy formulas, calculation methods, and commonly used equations.
Built for GPhC Exam Support
This question bank is designed to support Foundation Trainee Pharmacists preparing for the GPhC Registration Assessment.
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How to Access the Question Bank
- Create an account at ridgehart.com.
- Purchase the question bank membership card online while logged into your account.
- Once your purchase is successful, you will receive an email containing your registration details.
- After receiving the email, visit the Knowledge Centre from the main menu, or go directly to knowledge.ridgehart.com.
- Sign up for a Knowledge Centre account using the same email address used for your purchase.
- Authenticate your account by following the instructions provided.
- Once authentication is complete, you will be granted access to the question bank.
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