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The DHA Prosthetics and Orthotics Technologist Exam is a Computer Based Test (CBT) delivered via Prometric on behalf of the Dubai Health Authority (DHA).
It assesses the theoretical knowledge, fabrication mechanics, bio functional design, and clinical alignment skills required for allied health professionals seeking a license to practice in Dubai.
• Format: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with four options and single best answers.
• Total Questions: 150 MCQs.
• Duration: 180 minutes (3 hours).
• Testing Delivery: Prometric computer based exam centers globally.
The minimum passing score for Allied Health Technologist categories in the DHA Prometric exam is 60%.
The result is issued strictly on a Pass/Fail basis
| Official DHA Exam Area | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Assessment and Examination | Patient evaluation, physical examination, measurements and clinical decision-making. |
| Functional Anatomy | Anatomical structures and their relationship to movement and function. |
| Kinesiology and Biomechanics | Human movement, forces, alignment, gait and biomechanical principles. |
| Lower Limb Amputations & Prosthetics | Levels of amputation, assessment, prosthetic principles, fitting and rehabilitation. |
| Footwear Adaptation | Therapeutic footwear, modifications and adaptations according to patient needs. |
| Lower Limb Orthotics | Lower-limb orthotic assessment, selection, fitting and biomechanical principles. |
| Spinal Orthotics | Orthotic management of spinal conditions and deformities. |
| Upper Limb Amputations and Prosthetics | Upper-limb amputation levels, prosthetic selection and functional considerations. |
| Upper Limb Orthotics | Upper-limb orthoses, indications, fitting and functional goals. |
| Materials Technology | Materials used in prosthetic and orthotic fabrication and their properties. |
| General Workplace Practice and Safety | Safe working practices, equipment handling and professional workplace safety. |
You are allowed up to 3 attempts under one DHA application.
Failing three times requires a re evaluation process or additional training credits before re-applying.
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You should be able to:
• Complete 150 questions within 3 hours.
• Perform consistently across prosthetics and orthotics topics.
• Apply biomechanics to clinical scenarios.
• Select appropriate devices based on patient needs.
• Recognize fitting and alignment problems.
• Explain your answers instead of relying on memorization.
• Show improvement in previously weak areas.