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• Question Format: 200 multiple choice questions (Single Best Answer MCQs).
• Duration: 4 hours
• Testing Platform: Computer Based Testing (CBT) via Prometric centers worldwide.
• Registrar Level: 65% passing score.
• Senior Registrar Level: 70% passing score.
• No negative marking: Candidates are evaluated solely on correct choices, so every question should be answered.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Infections | Osteomyelitis, septic arthritis, implant-related infection, diagnosis and treatment principles. |
| Trauma | Fractures, dislocations, polytrauma, fixation principles, emergency management and complications. |
| Pediatric Orthopedics | Developmental disorders, pediatric fractures, deformities, growth-related conditions and treatment timing. |
| Orthopedic Sport Medicine | Ligament injuries, meniscal lesions, tendon injuries, instability and return-to-sport decisions. |
| Metabolic Skeletal Disorders | Osteoporosis, metabolic bone disease and related fracture risk. |
| Spine | Degenerative disease, trauma, neurological compromise and spinal emergencies. |
| Reconstruction | Arthroplasty, joint reconstruction, implant complications and revision principles. |
| Upper Limb | Shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand conditions. |
| Foot and Ankle | Trauma, deformities, tendon disorders and common foot and ankle conditions. |
| Oncology | Bone and soft-tissue tumors, imaging, biopsy principles and referral. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, communication, ethical decision-making and professional conduct. |
| Patient Safety | Safe surgery, prevention of errors, infection prevention and complication reduction. |
| SCFHS Orthopedic Surgery Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Infections | 10% |
| Trauma | 20% |
| Pediatric Orthopedics | 15% |
| Orthopedic Sport Medicine | 10% |
| Metabolic Skeletal Disorders | 5% |
| Spine | 5% |
| Reconstruction | 10% |
| Upper Limb | 5% |
| Foot and Ankle | 5% |
| Oncology | 5% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
Be ready for conditions where delay can lead to permanent disability or limb loss, including:
• Compartment syndrome
• Open fractures
• Neurovascular injury
• Septic arthritis
• Cauda equina syndrome
• Unstable spinal injury
• Dislocation with vascular compromise
• Pathological fracture with neurological signs
• Prioritize Trauma and Pediatric Orthopedics first.
• Practice X-ray and MRI based clinical cases.
• Review fracture classifications only when they affect management.
• Practice recognizing orthopedic emergencies.
• Include sports injuries, infection, reconstruction, spine, and tumor cases.
• Review complications such as infection, nonunion, malunion, compartment syndrome, and implant failure.
• Finish with timed mixed MCQs and review every incorrect answer.
• Qualifications: Primary Medical Degree (MBBS/MD) + Postgraduate qualification in Orthopedic Surgery (MS, DNB, FCPS, Arab Board, or equivalent recognized Master's/Residency).
• Experience: Non Saudi applicants typically require a minimum of 2 to 3 years of documented post qualification clinical experience in orthopedic surgery.
Take practice tests covering all 12 blueprint categories and review your results. Focus on:
• Subjects with repeated incorrect answers.
• Clinical scenarios where you struggle to select the appropriate diagnosis or management.
• Questions you answered correctly by guessing.
Revise these areas and take another practice test to measure your progress.
