GPhC Assessment Preparation

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GPhC Assessment

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Clinical & Calculations Notes
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A complete revision journey

From learning to exam practice

A structured path through notes, questions, mock exams and your own progress.

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Learn

Build understanding with Clinical and Calculations Notes.

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Practise

Apply knowledge with exam-style questions.

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Mock exam

Work under timed, two-part assessment conditions.

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Review mistakes

Revisit answers, explanations and areas to improve.

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Track progress

See study history and spot where to focus next.

How It Works

Practice, review and track your progress

Demonstrations use illustrative sample data, not live learner results or exam predictions.

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Targeted Practice

Your practice history is used to highlight stronger and weaker areas across clinical, calculations, law and ethics content and to support targeted revision.

  • Choose practice areas for your revision
  • Review results by study area
  • Revisit questions and explanations
Your Domain MasteryUpdated from your practice history
Clinical Therapeutics
Strong
87%
Calculations
Improving
50%
Law & Ethics
Weak — Focus Here
34%
Clinical Decision
Improving
61%
Exam Readiness Improving
57%
Example readiness indicator
+0%
Since you started
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Smart Analytics

Performance tracking summarises your practice history across clinical, calculations, law and ethics content and updates as you answer questions.

  • Practice-readiness indicator with trend tracking
  • Practice-area breakdown with historical progress
  • Progress trends based on your practice history
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Continuous Growth

Use your practice history and review queue to revisit questions and plan your own revision.

  • Review previously answered questions
  • Track streaks and XP as you practise
  • Choose what to revisit from your history
Illustrative Review Queue
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Penicillins

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Clinical considerations

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Timed mock examinations

Two parts. One clear preparation plan.

Practice both assessment styles with separate attempts and results, reflecting RxPrepAI's current mock structure.

PART 1

Calculations

120 minutes40 numerical questions

Enter numerical answers, navigate questions and review scores at the end. Designed for pharmaceutical calculation practice.

PART 2

Clinical assessment

150 minutes90 SBA + 15 two-item EMQ sets

Practise single-best-answer questions and extended matching questions with shared options and two linked items per set.

Mark or flag questions, return to an in-progress mock before its deadline, and review each part's results and attempt history. The exam timer continues while you are away.

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RxPrepAI mock questions are independent practice content, not official GPhC examination questions.

Clinical Therapeutics

Deep Clinical Knowledge, On Demand

Practise clinical questions covering drug treatments, mechanisms of action, side effects, contraindications and monitoring, with explanations to support your revision.

  • Cardiovascular, respiratory, CNS, endocrine, and more
  • Question explanations with clinical context
  • Real prescribing scenarios mapped to GPhC competencies
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Sample Clinical Q

A 65-year-old patient with heart failure is prescribed spironolactone. Which electrolyte requires close monitoring?

A.Sodium
B.Potassium (Correct)
C.Calcium
D.Magnesium
E.Phosphate
Spironolactone is a potassium-sparing diuretic — hyperkalaemia risk is significant, especially with ACE inhibitors or ARBs.

Clinical practice topic

OTC & Self-Care

Community pharmacy consultations and self-care scenarios are included in Clinical practice, not a separate practice domain.

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OTC Consultation

A patient presents to the pharmacy with a dry, itchy rash behind their knee which has been present for one week. They report no pain or infection. What is the most appropriate initial management?

ASupply hydrocortisone 1% cream and provide advice on use
BRefer immediately to A&E
CSupply oral antibiotics
DRecommend antifungal cream only
EAdvise no treatment is required
Calculation Worked Example

An 80kg patient needs a heparin infusion at 18 units/kg/hr. The bag contains 25,000 units in 250ml. What rate (ml/hr)?

Step 1: Dose = 80 × 18 = 1,440 units/hr
Step 2: Concentration = 25,000 ÷ 250 = 100 units/ml
Rate = 1,440 ÷ 100 = 14.4 ml/hr
Calculations

Never Fear Calculations Again

Step-by-step worked solutions for every type of pharmaceutical calculation — from basic doses to complex IV infusions, percentage preparations, and displacement values.

  • Dosage, infusion rates, displacement values
  • Full worked solutions with clinical context
  • Coverage from foundations through exam-level calculations
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Law Scenario

A patient presents a prescription for morphine sulfate 10mg tablets. The prescriber has written the quantity in figures only. What should you do?

A.Dispense — figures are sufficient
B.Automatically refuse without assessing the omission
C.Call the patient to confirm
D.After due diligence, add the missing words indelibly and identify the amendment(Correct)
E.Supply an emergency quantity only
Schedule 2 prescriptions require words and figures. Regulation 16 permits a pharmacist, after due diligence, to correct a missing words/figures entry indelibly and mark the amendment with their name, date and signature. Check the current regulation and local procedures.
Pharmacy Law

Law and Ethics, Clearly Explained

Navigate the complexity of pharmacy legislation with confidence. From controlled drug regulations to professional standards and patient confidentiality. RxPrepAI makes the law stick.

  • Misuse of Drugs Regulations, Schedules 1–5
  • Professional standards and GPhC fitness to practise
  • Data protection, patient confidentiality, and consent
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Practice
GPhC Registration Assessment
Exam Readiness
57%
GPhC weighted score
Domains Strong
1/5
Mastered domains
Study Domains
Clinical Therapeutics
HIGHStrong
90%
Calculations
Improving
0%
Law & Ethics
HIGHImproving
67%
Clinical Decision
HIGHWeak
23%
Question 7 of 20
Clinical

A patient starting spironolactone for heart failure — which electrolyte requires closest monitoring?

A.Potassium
B.Sodium
C.Calcium
D.Magnesium
E.Phosphate
Session Complete
Great work — here is your breakdown
Score
17/20
85% accuracy
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Breakdown by Domain
Clinical8/9
Calculations5/6
Law4/5
+85 XP earned · Streak: 8 days
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Study tools

Study Streak

Keep track of your study activity over time.

Study

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Repeat

Stay consistent, without treating a streak as an exam result.

Built for Success

Tools for structured registration-assessment preparation

Charts and queues below are illustrative examples.

Question Explanations

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Timed Mock Exams

Timed and scored mock exams designed around the current two-part preparation structure.

Illustrative Part 1 mock — numerical entry40 calculations · 120 minutes

A patient weighing 80 kg needs an infusion at 18 units/kg/hour. The solution contains 25,000 units in 250 mL. Calculate the infusion rate in mL/hour.

mL/hr

Illustrative calculation only. The actual mock uses a timed, numeric-answer interface; this is not an exam question.

Weak Spot Detection

Your practice results highlight weaker areas so you can choose targeted revision.

Illustrative practice-area results
Drug interactions
8 recent errors
high
IV infusion calculations
5 recent errors
high
Controlled drug schedules
3 recent errors
medium

Performance Dashboard

Progress analytics across clinical, calculations, law and ethics practice — including history, streaks and study activity.

Live Dashboard
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Questions Done
+18 today
12
Day Streak
Keep going!
78%
Accuracy
+4% this week

Question Review

Revisit your practice history and flagged questions to choose what to review next.

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Progress Review

Review your practice results over time. Practice indicators are not predictions or guarantees of your examination result.

Exam Readiness Improving
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Example readiness indicator
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Study resources

Revision resources for the UK registration assessment

GPhC calculations practice

Revise units, dose calculations and infusion rates through structured methods and numerical questions.

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GPhC clinical revision

Organise medicine classes, clinical safety points and applied pharmacy knowledge for revision.

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Pharmacy registration assessment mock exams

Understand the two-part timing, numerical entry, SBA and EMQ formats before practising.

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Questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Does RxPrepAI follow the GPhC registration assessment format?

RxPrepAI provides independent practice for the UK pharmacy registration assessment. The mock papers follow a two-part structure with numerical calculations and clinical single-best-answer/extended-matching questions. This is a revision platform, not an official GPhC examination or guaranteed predictor of results.

What is included with a paid subscription?

Subscriptions provide access to available Clinical and Calculations Notes, practice questions and explanations, timed mock papers, study history and progress features. Mock paper availability and attempt limits are shown in the learner area. All four plans include the same core tools, with different billing periods.

Can I cancel my subscription?

Yes. Plans renew automatically for their stated billing period until cancelled. You can manage or cancel future renewals online from Profile → Manage subscription. Paid access normally continues until the end of the paid billing period. See the Refund and Cancellation Policy for details.

How many mock exam attempts can I make?

Each available mock part has its own attempt history, and you can take Part 1 and Part 2 separately. Exact attempt limits, if applicable, depend on the mock paper and your available access; check the mock exam catalogue when signed in.

Can I use RxPrepAI on my phone or tablet?

Yes. RxPrepAI is designed to work in modern desktop and mobile browsers; no separate app download is required. Your saved study history is linked to your account.

How do Clinical Notes and Calculations Notes work?

Choose Learn from the learner sidebar, select a clinical topic or a calculation method, search within its revision cards and move through the material at your own pace. Calculation topics include methods and worked examples. Educational notes do not replace current BNF, NICE or prescribing guidance.

Are OTC and self-care consultations covered?

OTC and self-care questions form part of Clinical practice. They are not presented as a separate top-level practice domain in the learner navigation.

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