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• Professional Title: Dialysis Technologist
• Category: Allied Health
• Number of Questions: 150
• Duration: 3 hours
• Passing Score: 55%
• Published Fee: USD 240
| DHA Exam Coverage | What to Prepare |
|---|---|
| Dialysis Machine Set-up | Preparing and checking the dialysis machine and extracorporeal circuit before treatment. |
| Dialysis Treatment Initiation | Pre-treatment checks and safe initiation of dialysis. |
| Patient Monitoring | Monitoring the patient and treatment parameters and recognizing complications. |
| Dialysis Treatment Termination | Safe completion of dialysis and post-treatment procedures. |
| Documentation | Accurate recording of treatment-related information. |
| Equipment Monitoring-Maintenance | Machine monitoring, alarms, troubleshooting and equipment-related safety. |
| Water System | Dialysis water quality, treatment and distribution principles. |
| Vascular Access | Basic principles of AV fistulas, grafts, catheters and access-related care. |
1. Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Dialysis Technology / Renal Care Technology (minimum 3 year course duration) OR a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing.
2. Clinical Experience: Minimum 1 year of post qualification experience for Dialysis Technology degree holders, or 2 years of post qualification dialysis experience for Nursing degree holders.
3. Professional License: Active healthcare registration/license from your home country or last country of practice.
4. Good Standing Certificate (GSC): Issued within the last 6 months by your medical or allied health licensing council.
A maximum of 3 attempts is generally permitted.
After three failures, a 2 year block usually applies.
Pass/Fail results usually appear on the Sheryan account within 2 to 5 working days.
Use a practical, procedure based approach:
• Start with dialysis principles and renal physiology.
• Master dialysis machine setup.
• Review treatment initiation and termination.
• Practice patient monitoring scenarios.
• Learn common machine alarms and troubleshooting.
• Strengthen vascular access knowledge.
• Study dialysis water systems carefully.
• Review infection control principles.
• Practice complications occurring during dialysis.
• Keep an error log for incorrect MCQs.
• Finish with 150 question, 3 hour mock exams.
• Relying only on reading instead of timed MCQ practice
• Skipping full length mock exams
• Ignoring high yield topics (machine setup, vascular access, water systems, patient monitoring)
• Using outdated or generic material
• Not reviewing explanations for wrong answers
• Cramming at the last minute
• Leaving questions unanswered (no negative marking)
