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The exam consists of 150 multiple choice questions completed in 3 hours, with a 55% passing score for Technician classification.
Holders of a recognized accredited diploma in Midwifery of at least two years’ duration.
Non Saudis generally need at least one year of relevant experience (Saudi university graduates are usually exempt from the experience requirement).
Expect questions based on real maternity care situations, especially:
• Assessing labor progress
• Interpreting maternal and fetal observations
• Recognizing abnormal labor
• Managing immediate postpartum problems
• Providing newborn care
• Choosing safe medications
• Identifying when urgent escalation is needed
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Antenatal Care | Maternal assessment, routine pregnancy care, health education, nutrition and recognition of pregnancy risks. |
| Intrapartum Care | Stages of labor, cervical progress, fetal monitoring, normal delivery, maternal observations and recognition of labor complications. |
| Antepartum Care | Pregnancy complications, bleeding, hypertension, diabetes, fetal concerns and conditions requiring referral or escalation. |
| Postpartum Care | Maternal monitoring after delivery, uterine assessment, bleeding, breastfeeding, recovery and postpartum complications. |
| Newborn Care | Immediate newborn assessment, warmth, feeding support, basic neonatal observations and recognition of danger signs. |
| Gynecological Care | Common gynecological concerns, reproductive health and basic care within the technician's scope. |
| Pharmacology in Midwifery | Safe medication administration, commonly used maternity medications, indications, adverse effects and monitoring. |
| Counselling and Education | Pregnancy education, breastfeeding advice, postpartum guidance, family education and communication. |
| Patient Safety | Safe maternity care, infection prevention, identification, medication safety and prevention of avoidable harm. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, confidentiality, respectful maternity care, professional boundaries and ethical responsibilities. |
| SCFHS Midwife Technician Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Antenatal Care | 5% |
| Intrapartum Care | 40% |
| Antepartum Care | 10% |
| Postpartum Care | 15% |
| Newborn Care | 5% |
| Gynecological Care | 5% |
| Pharmacology in Midwifery | 5% |
| Counselling and Education | 5% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
• Give the largest share of study time to labor and delivery scenarios.
• Practice CTG and fetal heart monitoring interpretation regularly.
• Learn maternity care as a sequence from antenatal assessment → labor → delivery → postpartum → newborn care.
• Practice recognizing when a normal case becomes an obstetric emergency.
• Use scenario based MCQs and review why each incorrect option is unsafe or inappropriate.
• Complete timed mixed mock exams before the test.
