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The DHA Specialist Pulmonary Disease Exam is a computer based licensing assessment for pulmonologists who want to practice in Dubai.
It tests clinical knowledge and decision making in respiratory medicine
• Computer based test (CBT) via Prometric
• 150 multiple choice questions (single best answer)
• Duration: 3 hours
• No negative marking
The passing score is 60%.
Results appear only as Pass or Fail on the Sheryan portal.
The exact score is not shared.
| Official DHA Exam Area | What to Focus On |
|---|---|
| Obstructive Lung Disease | Asthma, COPD, airflow limitation, exacerbations and management. |
| Interstitial and Inflammatory Lung Disease | ILD patterns, inflammatory lung disorders, diagnosis and management. |
| Occupational and Environmental Diseases | Exposure-related respiratory disease and occupational lung disorders. |
| Infections | Pulmonary infections, tuberculosis and respiratory infectious disease. |
| Neoplasms | Lung malignancies, evaluation, diagnosis and management principles. |
| Pleural Diseases | Pleural effusion, pneumothorax and other pleural disorders. |
| Sleep Medicine | Sleep-related breathing disorders, particularly obstructive sleep apnea. |
| Congenital, Neuromuscular, and Skeletal Abnormalities | Respiratory consequences of congenital, neuromuscular and chest-wall disorders. |
| Vascular Disorders | Pulmonary vascular disease and related clinical presentations. |
| Critical Care Medicine | Respiratory failure and critically ill respiratory patients. |
| Patient Safety | Safe investigation, treatment and prevention of avoidable harm. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Ethical practice, communication and professional responsibilities. |
• Recognized medical degree + specialty qualification in Pulmonary Disease / Pulmonology
• Relevant post qualification experience (usually ≥ 3 years for specialists)
• Valid professional license, Good Standing Certificate, and DataFlow verification
1. Create an account on the DHA Sheryan portal and get your Unique ID
2. Complete DataFlow Primary Source Verification
3. Obtain your Eligibility ID
4. Book the exam through the Prometric DHA portal
• Master the core domains.
• Practice extensively with timed, Prometric style scenario based MCQs
• Focus on high yield areas: asthma/COPD guidelines, respiratory infections (TB/CAP), interstitial lung disease, lung cancer staging, pleural disease, ABG/PFT interpretation, and ICU topics (ventilation, ARDS)
• Take full length timed mock exams and aim for consistent scores above 60%
• Review imaging (chest X-ray and CT) regularly
• Use specialty aligned MCQ banks and current clinical guidelines
Consistent timed MCQ practice is the most effective preparation method.
