MICA · General Practice & Urgent Care
Choose a theme to reason through a commented situation. Related MICA sessions retain the same account, access levels, correction engine, history and optional timer.
These exercises cover their original MICA subject, not a newly validated general-practice exam. Counts reflect the currently eligible catalogue.
Commented situations are formative and unscored. In existing sessions, incomplete corrections are excluded and uncalibrated short answers do not receive an automatic score.
FICTIONAL CASE · SELF-REFLECTION WITHOUT A SCORE
A 50-year-old woman has leg purpura, arthralgia and fatigue. Tests show rising creatinine and haematuria. She reports normal urination and wishes to wait several weeks for her scheduled appointment.
Does the absence of urinary symptoms justify waiting?
No. The kidney trajectory and extrarenal findings raise concern for systemic glomerular disease and require prompt assessment according to severity. Send dated results and check for other involvement, particularly pulmonary. Immunology and possible biopsy matter, but should not delay initial referral.