How we write our questions.

The short version. Every question is written by us. None comes from a real exam. Each one lists the references it was built from, goes through a fact-check and an edit for how the question is put together, and has to pass automated checks before it can ship. We do not promise that you will pass.

How a question is made

1. Written from a study mapWe split each exam into subjects (10 for DHA, 7 for EMREE) and decide how many questions each needs. This map is our own. It is not the official DHA or EMREE blueprint, and we say so wherever it appears.
2. Fact-checked against named referencesEach question lists the guideline, standard text or reference it was built from. A second pass checks the stem, the correct answer and every wrong option against those references.
3. Edited for test craftOne best answer, four options, wrong options that a prepared candidate could still pick, no "all of the above", and no clue in the length or wording of the right answer.
4. Checked by the buildAutomated tests fail the build if a question has a duplicate or near-duplicate stem, a missing rationale, a giveaway answer length, or if correct answers cluster in one position.

Every question also explains why the right answer is right and why each other option is wrong, so a miss teaches you something.

What we do not do

When we get something wrong

Questions can contain mistakes, and clinical guidance changes. If you think an answer, explanation or exam fact is wrong, write to hello@meddex.cc or use the contact form and choose "Question or content feedback". Include the question text or its page.

We check the reference, fix confirmed errors and add them to the corrections log with the date and what changed.

How often content is updated

Exam guides and checklists show the date they were last checked. When an official source changes, we update the page and the date. The full set of rules we follow is in our editorial standards.