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The SCFHS Dermatology Exam is a professional examination that assesses candidates' knowledge of common and complex skin diseases, diagnosis, treatment, procedural dermatology, patient safety, and professional practice.
The current SCFHS Dermatology licensure blueprint specifies 200 multiple choice questions (MCQs).
Candidates have 4 hours to complete the 200 question examination.
The blueprint specifies a passing score of:
• 65% for Registrar
• 70% for Senior Registrar
| SCFHS Dermatology Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Papulosquamous and Eczematous Dermatosis | 13% |
| Urticaria, Erythemas, Purpura and Connective Tissue Diseases | 8% |
| Vesiculobullous Disorders | 5% |
| Adnexal, Hair, Nails and Mucous Membranes Diseases | 5% |
| Metabolic, Systemic Diseases and Disorders of Dermal Connective Tissues and Subcutaneous Fat | 8% |
| Infections | 8% |
| Cutaneous Neoplasms | 14% |
| Pediatric Dermatology | 10% |
| Procedural Dermatology | 9% |
| Skin Manifestations of Other Diseases | 5% |
| Pigmentary Disorders and Photodermatosis | 5% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
Questions may require you to:
• Identify a disease from lesion morphology and distribution.
• Distinguish between similar inflammatory skin conditions.
• Select an appropriate diagnostic investigation.
• Recognize suspicious pigmented lesions.
• Choose first line or alternative treatment.
• Identify drug reactions and dermatological emergencies.
• Determine when biopsy or specialist intervention is necessary.
Yes. Image recognition is a core component. You will encounter clinical scenarios accompanied by images testing:
• Lesion morphology and distribution (e.g., papulosquamous, vesiculobullous).
• Dermoscopic features of pigmented lesions.
• Histopathological slides (H&E stains for skin tumors, granulomatous diseases, etc.).
Use a consistent approach instead of choosing a diagnosis immediately.
1. Identify the primary lesion: Macule, papule, plaque, vesicle, bulla, pustule, or nodule.
2. Check the distribution: Localized, generalized, symmetrical, flexural, extensor, or dermatomal.
3. Look for additional features: Scaling, crusting, pigmentation, ulceration, or mucosal involvement.
4. Consider the history: Age, duration, itching, pain, medications, and systemic symptoms.
5. Narrow the differential diagnosis: Eliminate conditions that do not match the findings.
• Review the official SCFHS Dermatology exam blueprint.
• Organize your study plan around the major examination domains.
• Focus more on high weight topics.
• Practice Dermatology MCQs regularly to identify weak areas.
• Use timed practice tests to improve your speed and time management.
