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• Questions: 100 multiple choice questions (MCQs)
• Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes
• Passing score: 50%
| Published OEAP Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Pharmacy Practice | Prescription processing, dispensing procedures, medication storage, labeling, patient counseling support and pharmacy workflow. |
| Quality and Safety | Medication error prevention, patient safety, infection control and safe handling of pharmaceutical products. |
| Pharmaceutical Sciences | Basic pharmacology, dosage forms, drug stability, pharmaceutical chemistry and medication properties. |
| Ethics, Regulation and Professionalism | Oman pharmacy regulations, confidentiality, professional responsibilities, controlled medicines and ethical conduct. |
| Basic Statistics | Basic statistical concepts, interpreting healthcare data and understanding research findings. |
| Public Health and Health Promotion | Disease prevention, health education, vaccination awareness and community pharmacy health promotion. |
| Communication Skills | Patient communication, teamwork, medication instructions and appropriate referral to a pharmacist. |
| Pharmacy Management and Supply Chain | Inventory control, stock rotation, procurement, storage conditions, expiry management and pharmacy documentation. |
| Pharmaceutical Calculations | Dosage calculations, unit conversions, concentrations, dilutions, infusion rates and dispensing quantities. |
| OEAP Exam Topic | Published Weightage |
|---|---|
| Pharmacy Practice | 35% |
| Quality and Safety | 5% |
| Pharmaceutical Sciences | 10% |
| Ethics, Regulation and Professionalism | 10% |
| Basic Statistics | 5% |
| Public Health and Health Promotion | 5% |
| Communication Skills | 5% |
| Pharmacy Management and Supply Chain | 10% |
| Pharmaceutical Calculations | 15% |
| Total | 100% |
Candidates should prepare for knowledge based, calculation based, and pharmacy practice scenarios covering:
• Prescription interpretation and dispensing
• Pharmaceutical dosage and dilution calculations
• Drug storage and medication safety
• Pharmacy inventory and stock management
• Basic pharmacology and dosage forms
• Professional ethics and patient communication
Candidates should practice:
• Unit conversions and metric measurements
• Dose and quantity calculations
• Percentage strength and concentration
• Dilution and reconstitution
• Infusion rate calculations
• Dispensing quantities and supply calculations
An effective preparation strategy:
• Review pharmacy practice and dispensing procedures.
• Practice dosage, concentration, and dilution calculations.
• Study basic pharmacology and pharmaceutical sciences.
• Revise medication safety and pharmacy regulations.
• Practice pharmacy management and inventory scenarios.
• Attempt timed MCQs and review incorrect answers.