| Question 1 | Limitations of pulse oximetry as compared to the ABG SaO2 (Respiratory system) - Pass rate 32%; highest mark . |
| Question 2 | Limitations of pulse oximetry as compared to the ABG SaO2 (Cardiovascular system) - Pass rate 11%; highest mark . |
| Question 3 |
(Renal system) - Pass rate 52%; highest mark . |
| Question 4 | Limitations of pulse oximetry as compared to the ABG SaO2 (Nervous system) - Pass rate 21%; highest mark . |
| Question 5 | Nutrient stores and the response to starvation (Nutrition and Metabolism) - Pass rate 67%; highest mark . |
| Question 6 |
(Respiratory system) - Pass rate 48%; highest mark . |
| Question 7 |
(Cardiovascular system) - Pass rate 38%; highest mark . |
| Question 8 | Pharmacology of diuretics: frusemide vs acetazolamide. (Renal system) - Pass rate 31%; highest mark . |
| Question 9 |
(Nervous system) - Pass rate 20%; highest mark . |
| Question 10 |
(Thermoregulation) - Pass rate 66%; highest mark . |
| Question 11 | Drugs used to treat asthma: aminophylline (Respiratory system) - Pass rate 21%; highest mark . |
| Question 12 |
(Autonomic nervous system) - Pass rate 74%; highest mark . |
| Question 13 |
(Body fluids and electrolytes) - Pass rate 36%; highest mark . |
| Question 14 |
(Cardiovascular system) - Pass rate 56%; highest mark . |
| Question 15 | Role, activation and control of the complement system (Immunology and Host Defence) - Pass rate 8%; highest mark . |
| Question 16 | Structure and function of the upper airways: anatomy of the larynx (Respiratory system) - Pass rate 44%; highest mark . |
| Question 17 | Afterload: what would happen if it suddenly increased? (Cardiovascular system) - Pass rate 7%; highest mark . |
| Question 18 |
(Body fluids and electrolytes) - Pass rate 17%; highest mark . |
| Question 19 | Pharmacology of ceftriaxone (Microbiology) - Pass rate 39%; highest mark . |
| Question 20 | Anatomy of the vagus nerve and cholinergic neurotransmission (Autonomic nervous system) - Pass rate 25%; highest mark . |