Dubai Health Authority, Department of Health Abu Dhabi, MOHAP · United Arab Emirates
UAE licensing (DHA / DOH / MOHAP)
Specialty-specific licensing assessments for practice in the Emirates, with strong emphasis on regional epidemiology, guideline adherence and safe prescribing.
Blueprint reference
Published UAE health authority assessment specifications (PQR framework)
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Subjects and high-yield points
3 subjectsGeneral practice & internal medicine
Topics
Type 2 diabetes and obesity · Hypertension · Asthma · Travel-related fever including dengue
High yield
- High regional prevalence of type 2 diabetes and early cardiorenal protection
- Fever in a returning traveller: dengue versus malaria versus enteric fever
Emergency medicine
Topics
Chest pain pathways · Heat illness · Paracetamol overdose · Sepsis recognition
High yield
- Heat stroke management and cooling targets
- N-acetylcysteine without waiting in staggered overdose
Regulatory & safety
Topics
Controlled drug regulation · Notifiable diseases · Documentation standards
High yield
- Local notification pathways for communicable disease
- Antimicrobial stewardship requirements
Revision cards
4 cardsPractice questions
Original itemsA 24-year-old woman in an endemic city has had fever for 4 days. Today her temperature has settled but she has severe abdominal pain and vomiting. Platelets are 55 × 10⁹/L and haematocrit has risen from 38% to 47%. Blood pressure is 110/95 mmHg with a pulse of 108/min. What is the most appropriate immediate action?
A 22-year-old with acute asthma has a silent chest, exhaustion, SpO2 89% on air and a PaCO2 of 6.2 kPa after initial nebulised salbutamol. What does the arterial blood gas indicate?
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