PLAB 1 Reproductive Health Practice Questions
One of the ten areas in your GMC result · 64 practice questions with answers
180 questions across all ten areas in 3 hours, with a score for reproductive health so you know where you stand.
Free reproductive health drillA 37-year-old woman with pre-eclampsia is in the second stage of labour at 38 weeks. Her blood pressure is controlled on labetalol at 148/96 mmHg. She has two risk factors for postpartum haemorrhage and has chosen active management of the third stage. Which is the most appropriate uterotonic for the third stage?
Reproductive Health on PLAB 1
Reproductive health covers obstetrics, gynaecology, contraception and sexual health. Questions follow a woman from early pregnancy through labour and the postnatal period, and a patient of any sex through a sexual health clinic visit.
- In your GMC result
- Your percentage correct in reproductive health, next to the average for all candidates
- On our mock exam
- 18 of 180 questions, with your percentage for this area in the result
- Our drill
- 10 questions from 64 reproductive health questions, untimed, an explanation after every answer; one free attempt, unlimited with a pass

What reproductive health questions test
- Early pregnancy: ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage and hyperemesis
- Antenatal care: screening, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and the drugs that are safe in pregnancy
- Obstetric emergencies: antepartum and postpartum haemorrhage, eclampsia, cord prolapse and shoulder dystocia
- Gynaecology: abnormal uterine bleeding, endometriosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts and torsion, and gynaecological cancer referral
- Contraception: UKMEC categories, emergency contraception, and missed pills
- Sexual health and menopause: chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, HIV post-exposure prophylaxis, and menopause treatment
Sit the full 180 questions under the real clock
180 questions across all ten areas in 3 hours, with a score for reproductive health so you know where you stand.
Free reproductive health drillHow to revise it
- Learn which drugs are safe in pregnancy and breastfeeding; they are frequent prescribing questions.
- Know the UKMEC categories for the common methods in common situations (age, smoking, migraine with aura, breastfeeding).
- Learn the first steps in each obstetric emergency in order.
Common questions
Is breast disease part of reproductive health?
In our bank, breast lumps and breast cancer referral are in reproductive health. The GMC does not publish which questions sit in which area, so our grouping follows the MLA content map and the topics a Foundation doctor meets in gynaecology and the breast clinic.
Which guidance do obstetric questions follow?
NICE guidance (antenatal care, hypertension in pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage), RCOG Green-top Guidelines and FSRH guidance for contraception.
180 questions across all ten areas in 3 hours, with a score for reproductive health so you know where you stand.
Free reproductive health drillThe other PLAB 1 areas
Sources
- GMC: What is the PLAB 1 exam? (180 questions, three hours, five options)
- GMC: PLAB 1 results (scoring, ten feedback areas, Angoff pass mark, exam and result dates)
- GMC: When and where can I take PLAB 1?
- GMC: Booking a PLAB 1 place (eligibility, attempt limit)
- GMC: Fees for doctors (PLAB fees from 1 April 2026)
- GMC: Additional PLAB 1 attempt
- GMC: Recent pass rates for PLAB 1 and PLAB 2
- GMC: MLA content map (September 2026)
- GMC: Changes to PLAB 1 in 2027
Original practice questions for exam preparation, written to the GMC’s MLA content map (September 2026) and current UK guidance. Independent practice, not affiliated with or endorsed by the General Medical Council (GMC). Follow current national and local guidance in clinical practice.