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The Dubai Health Authority administers this licensing test for anesthesia technicians working under anesthesiologists in operating rooms, surgical day-care units, and emergency suites across Dubai. Instead of theoretical physician-level differential diagnoses, the test looks closely at equipment handling, pre-anesthetic checkout procedures, airway trolley preparation, fluid and transfusion safety, and rapid support during intraoperative emergencies. You can schedule the test through Prometric after securing primary source verification and eligibility on the DHA Sheryan portal.
| Exam Parameter | Details |
| Exam Title | Dubai Prometric Technician Anesthesia Exam |
| Authority | Dubai Health Authority (DHA) |
| Delivery Mode | Prometric Computer-Based Test (CBT) |
| Exam Code | ANA5701 |
| Question Format | Multiple-Choice (Single Best Answer) |
| Number of MCQs | 150 questions |
| Exam Duration | 3 hours (180 minutes) |
| Passing Score | 55% to 60% |
| Negative Marking | None |
| Language | English |
| Score Result | Pass / Fail report posted directly to the Sheryan portal |
| Score Validity | 5 years |
The blueprint focuses heavily on what an anesthesia technician does before, during, and right after surgical cases. Major emphasis is placed on anesthesia machine integrity, circuit assembly, cylinder pressure calculations, sterile handling, and providing hands-on assistance during difficult intubations or rapid resuscitative events.
| Specialty Module | Core Topics | Key Focus Areas & Clinical Scenarios |
| Airway Equipment & Intubation Support | Bag-valve-mask (BVM) assembly, endotracheal tube (ETT) checks, stylets, bougies, video laryngoscopes, fiberoptic carts, and surgical airway kits. | Sizing cuffed vs. uncuffed tubes, checking cuff leaks, assisting during sudden difficult intubation, setting up suction units, and handling failed airway trolleys. |
| Anesthesia Machine & Breathing Circuits | High- and low-pressure system checks, pipeline vs. cylinder gas supplies, pin-index safety systems, flowmeters, vaporizers, soda lime exhaustion, and scavenging. | Spotting machine leaks before induction, calculating remaining oxygen in an E-cylinder, changing exhausted absorbent canisters, and fixing scavenging occlusions. |
| Patient Monitoring & Diagnostic Lines | 3-lead and 5-lead ECG placement, NIBP cuffs, pulse oximeter probes, temperature sensors, arterial line transducer kits, and central venous line setups. | Skin prep and zeroing arterial lines, troubleshooting weak pulse oximetry signals, attaching Train-of-Four (TOF) leads, and identifying disconnect alarms. |
| Basic Pharmacology & Drug Handling | Standard dilution ratios (mg/mL, mcg/mL), IV induction agents, emergency crash cart drugs, local anesthetic vials, muscle relaxants, and infusion syringe pumps. | Drawing up emergency drugs (atropine, ephedrine, phenylephrine), color-coded syringe labeling, setting correct infusion rates, and basic cold-chain storage rules. |
| IV Access, Fluids & Transfusion Support | Peripheral IV cannulation equipment, IV tubing, fluid warmers, pressure infusers, blood filters, and blood product verification protocols. | Rapid setup of blood warming systems during active bleeding, cross-checking patient ID against blood unit tags, and recognizing acute transfusion reaction signs. |
| Regional Anesthesia Preparation | Spinal trays, epidural kits, Tuohy needles, ultrasound probe sheaths, sterile acoustic gel, and local anesthetic toxicity (LAST) rescue kits. | Setting up sterile prep trays for neuraxial blocks, positioning patients for spinal anesthesia, having 20% lipid emulsion ready, and maintaining probe sterility. |
| Resuscitation & Theater Emergencies | Operating room Basic Life Support (BLS), defibrillator pads and settings, suction failures, Malignant Hyperthermia (MH) cart setup, and anaphylaxis trays. | Immediate roles during cardiac arrest in theater, fetching and mixing dantrolene with sterile water during MH crisis, and grabbing emergency airway gear. |
| Infection Control & Sterilization | Universal precautions, single-use vs. reusable item policies, decontamination of laryngoscope blades, autoclave cycles, and chemical disinfection. | Handling contaminated suction tubing, sanitizing monitoring cables between patients, managing sharp bins safely, and maintaining clean-to-dirty workflow zones. |
| OR Safety, Positioning & Ethics | Patient transfer techniques, pressure sore prevention, WHO surgical safety timeout checklist, gas cylinder color codes, and electrical safety standards. | Securing limbs to avoid nerve injuries during lithotomy or prone positioning, medical gas safety, incident reporting, and protecting patient dignity in the OR. |
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