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According to the official SCFHS Anesthesia Saudi Licensure Examination blueprint, the exam contains 200 multiple choice questions (MCQs).
Because SCFHS can update exam specifications, candidates should also check the latest information available in their SCFHS account before scheduling the exam.
The official SCFHS Anesthesia blueprint lists an exam duration of 4 hours for the 200 MCQs.
The official SCFHS licensing blueprint lists the following passing scores:
• Registrar: 65%
• Senior Registrar: 70%
SCFHS also states that exam content and specifications may be updated, so candidates should check the most recent official information applicable to their classification.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Airway | Airway assessment, difficult airway management, intubation, ventilation and airway-related complications. |
| Thoracic, Cardiac and Vascular | Anesthetic management for cardiac, thoracic and vascular procedures, including perioperative risks and monitoring. |
| Neurosurgical and Critical Care Medicine | Neuroanesthesia principles, intracranial physiology, critical care, ventilation, hemodynamic support and ICU management. |
| Obstetrics | Anesthesia for labor and delivery, cesarean section, maternal physiology and obstetric emergencies. |
| Neonatal and Pediatric | Pediatric physiology, airway management, drug dosing, fluid therapy and anesthesia for neonatal and pediatric patients. |
| Organ Based Anesthesia | Anesthetic considerations for patients with respiratory, cardiovascular, renal, hepatic, endocrine and other systemic disorders. |
| Trauma, Burns and Orthopedic Surgery | Resuscitation, hemorrhage, trauma anesthesia, burn management and anesthesia for orthopedic procedures. |
| Regional Anesthesia, Acute and Chronic Pain | Neuraxial and peripheral blocks, local anesthetics, acute postoperative pain and chronic pain management. |
| Peri Operative Medicine | Preoperative evaluation, risk assessment, intraoperative management, postoperative care and anesthesia-related complications. |
| Non Operative Room Anesthesia | Sedation and anesthesia outside the operating room, including diagnostic and interventional procedures. |
| Patient Safety | Safe anesthesia practice, monitoring, prevention of errors, complication recognition and risk reduction. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, communication, confidentiality, ethical decision-making and professional responsibilities. |
Yes. The syllabus and references are the same, the main difference is the higher pass mark for Senior Registrar.
• Prioritize high weight areas (Airway, Obstetrics, Organ based, Trauma/Burns/Orthopedics, Peri operative Medicine).
• Practice large numbers of single best answer MCQs that include clinical scenarios, decision making, and crisis management.
• Cover regional anesthesia & pain, non operating room anesthesia (NORA), patient safety, and ethics.
• Use timed full length practice tests to build stamina for the 4 hour exam.
• Review co existing diseases, critical care, and pediatric/neonatal principles.
| SCFHS Anesthesia Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Airway | 10% |
| Thoracic, Cardiac and Vascular | 8% |
| Neurosurgical and Critical Care Medicine | 8% |
| Obstetrics | 10% |
| Neonatal and Pediatric | 8% |
| Organ Based Anesthesia | 10% |
| Trauma, Burns and Orthopedic Surgery | 10% |
| Regional Anesthesia, Acute and Chronic Pain | 8% |
| Peri Operative Medicine | 10% |
| Non Operative Room Anesthesia | 8% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
You may be approaching exam readiness when you can:
• Complete mixed anesthesia MCQs without relying on notes.
• Assess common preoperative cases correctly.
• Recognize difficult airway situations.
• Select appropriate anesthetic techniques.
• Manage common anesthesia complications.
• Answer pediatric and obstetric scenarios confidently.
• Apply regional anesthesia principles.
• Recognize critical care emergencies.
• Complete timed mock tests comfortably.
• Maintain consistent performance across several practice tests.
