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Got questions about Saudi Forensic Medicine Prometric Exam? We’ve got answers. Here’s what people often ask us.
200 single best answer multiple choice questions (MCQs).
Total time is 4 hours.
Expect case based, interpretation, and medico legal decision making questions.
Questions may ask you to:
• Interpret wound characteristics.
• Estimate the possible timing of death.
• Differentiate accidental, suicidal, and homicidal injury patterns.
• Select appropriate forensic specimens.
• Interpret toxicology findings.
• Recognize sexual assault evidence.
• Determine the most likely mechanism of injury.
• Choose the correct medico legal documentation step.
• Registrar level: 65%
• Senior Registrar level: 70%
• Recognized primary medical degree (MBBS or equivalent).
• Postgraduate qualification/specialty training in Forensic Medicine (or equivalent recognized by SCFHS).
• Required post qualification clinical experience (commonly 2 years or more for Registrar classification; exact requirements vary by nationality, country of training, and classification level, confirm with SCFHS).
• Valid license and Certificate of Good Standing.
• Completed DataFlow Primary Source Verification and active Mumaris Plus registration with a valid eligibility number.
| SCFHS Forensic Medicine Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Forensic Thanatology | 10% |
| Identification | 5% |
| Sudden Unexpected Death | 10% |
| Mechanical and Physical Injuries | 30% |
| Asphyxia | 5% |
| Injuries Due to Physical Agents | 5% |
| Road Traffic Accidents | 5% |
| Infanticide and Death Associated with Pregnancy | 5% |
| Sexual Assaults | 10% |
| Forensic Toxicology and Sciences | 10% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
• Start with the main forensic medicine topics and organize your study into manageable sections.
• Review forensic pathology, toxicology, injuries, asphyxia, sexual assault, and medicolegal procedures.
• Use MCQs to test your understanding after studying each topic.
• Practice clinical and case based questions to improve your interpretation of forensic findings.
• Keep track of mistakes and revise topics where you repeatedly lose marks.
• Do timed practice sessions before the exam to improve speed and accuracy.
