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The Dubai Health Authority requires foreign and local specialist anesthesiologists to clear the Prometric CBT before securing an independent practice license in Dubai. It evaluates direct clinical decision-making, intraoperative crisis handling, and day-to-day theater management. Booking happens strictly through your approved DHA Sheryan credentialing file.
| Exam Parameter | Details |
| Exam Title | Dubai Prometric Anesthesia Specialist Licensing Exam |
| Authority | Dubai Health Authority (DHA) |
| Delivery Mode | Prometric Computer-Based Test (CBT) |
| Exam Code | ANA5781 |
| Question Format | Multiple-Choice (Single Best Answer) |
| Number of MCQs | 150 questions |
| Exam Duration | 3 hours (180 minutes) |
| Passing Score | 65% |
| Negative Marking | None |
| Language | English |
| Score Result | Pass / Fail report on the Sheryan portal |
| Score Validity | 5 years |
The exam focuses heavily on clinical judgment, hemodynamic troubleshooting, and rapid-response resuscitation rather than straight book memorization. You can expect a mix of routine perioperative situations, acute ICU problems, and tricky theater complications.
| Specialty Module | Core Topics | Key Focus Areas & Clinical Scenarios |
| Airway Assessment & Management | Preoperative airway metrics (Mallampati, thyromental distance, neck range), DAS/ASA difficult airway guidelines, video laryngoscopes, fiberoptic scopes, and emergency surgical airways. | CICO (Cannot Intubate, Cannot Oxygenate) algorithms, sudden failed direct laryngoscopy, extubation failure risks, and managing swollen or compromised airways. |
| Anesthesia Machine & Monitoring | Machine safety checks, gas pipeline supplies, oxygen fail-safe alarms, flowmeters, vaporizers, circle systems, capnogram curves, and invasive arterial/central lines. | Rapid troubleshooting of sudden circuit leaks or ventilator alarms, reading abnormal ETCO2 tracings, and running Train-of-Four (TOF) monitoring. |
| Clinical Pharmacology | IV induction drugs (propofol, ketamine, etomidate), inhalational agents (sevoflurane, desflurane, MAC values), muscle relaxants, reversal agents (sugammadex, neostigmine), and inotropes. | Drug clearance issues in end-stage renal or liver failure, proper RSI dosing during hemodynamic collapse, and preventing drug interactions. |
| Cardiac, Thoracic & Vascular Care | Severe CAD, valvular stenosis/regurgitation, one-lung ventilation using double-lumen tubes/blockers, bypass weaning, and aortic cross-clamping. | Hemodynamic swings during cross-clamp placement and release, hypoxemia during one-lung ventilation, and detecting intraoperative ST-segment elevation. |
| Neuro-Anesthesia & Critical Care | Intracranial dynamics (ICP, CPP, autoregulation), craniotomy anesthesia, cerebral aneurysms, sepsis bundle execution, ARDS ventilatory setups, and blood gas analysis. | Acute intracranial hypertension control, monitoring brain perfusion, managing venous air embolisms, and correcting mixed metabolic/respiratory acidosis. |
| Obstetric & Gynecological Anesthesia | Pregnancy-induced physiological shifts, labor epidurals, CSE, cesarean section anesthesia, preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, and major obstetric bleeding. | Total spinal management, failed obstetric intubation scenarios, running massive transfusion protocols for uterine atony, and newborn resuscitation. |
| Pediatric & Neonatal Procedures | Neonatal anatomy and ventilation dynamics, fluid calculations, fasting intervals, congenital defects (TEF, CDH), and routine outpatient ENT/eye procedures. | Managing laryngospasm on extubation, accurate weight-based drug calculations, and cuffed vs. uncuffed endotracheal tube sizing. |
| Regional Anesthesia & Pain Control | Spinal/epidural anatomy, ultrasound-guided nerve blocks (interscalene, femoral, sciatic), truncal blocks (TAP, ESP, rectus sheath), and acute pain regimens. | Treating LAST using 20% lipid emulsion, spotting and treating post-dural puncture headaches, and following ASRA anticoagulant pause guidelines. |
| Trauma, Resuscitation & Endocrine | ATLS primary surveys, trauma airway stabilization, burn fluid resuscitations (Parkland formula), fat embolism, cement shock (BCIS), and pheochromocytoma. | Cervical spine precautions during urgent airway placement, rotational thromboelastometry (ROTEM/TEG) usage, and perioperative thyroid storm control. |
| OR Safety, Crisis Protocols & Ethics | Operating room ACLS, acute anaphylaxis protocols, malignant hyperthermia treatment (dantrolene), WHO surgical timeout steps, and UAE medico-legal regulations. | Sudden intraoperative cardiac arrest steps, syringe mislabeling prevention, obtaining emergency informed consent, and DNR adherence. |
What is total questions and passing score for DHA Anesthesia exam?
In DHA Specialist Anesthesia exam (code ANA5781), you get 150 MCQs with 3 hours time limit. Passing score is 65% for specialist level. There is no negative marking on wrong answers, so make sure you attempt all 150 questions before timer ends.
Are these MCQs updated or just old recall files?
Many free PDF dumps on Telegram have wrong answer keys and old drug doses. We check and update our QBank regularly with 2026 anesthesia guidelines, so the explanations match current difficult airway and resuscitation rules used in the real exam.
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Can I use this QBank for Consultant exam or DOH / MOHAP license?
Yes, the clinical topics are almost same across UAE medical exams. Doctors applying for DHA Consultant Anesthesia, DOH Abu Dhabi (HAAD), or MOHAP license also use this question bank because the operating room and ICU scenarios overlap a lot.
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