Yousef Al Kaabi
🇦🇪 VerifiedLocal candidate here - passed MOHAP without an exam thanks to the eligibility route they showed me. Then I enrolled anyway for CPD.
The Operation Theatre Technician Prometric exam is the licensing paper allied health professionals sit for the Operation Theatre Technician professional title, listed by the DHA under code OPE6112. It is a technician-grade licence, assessed on hands-on procedure and safety knowledge rather than on diagnosis.
Exam summary, coverage areas and references
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The Operation Theatre Technician Prometric exam is the licensing paper allied health professionals sit for the Operation Theatre Technician professional title, listed by the DHA under code OPE6112. It is a technician-grade licence, assessed on hands-on procedure and safety knowledge rather than on diagnosis.
OPE6112 is set across 5 blueprint areas: pre-operative preparation, intra-operative procedures, post-operative procedures, basic sciences and patient safety & ancillary duties. Questions are written from 7 named reference texts, listed in the guidelines above.
Our OPE6112 bank holds 1,000 explained questions, about 10 times the length of the real sitting.
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OPE6112 is the DHA code for the Operation Theatre Technician paper in the Allied Healthcare listing.
100 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours, about 1.2 minutes per question.
50% under the DHA guideline for OPE6112, which is 50 of 100 questions answered correctly.
The DHA guideline lists USD 180 (about AED 661) for the OPE6112 sitting.
The official blueprint splits the paper across 5 areas: Pre-operative preparation, Intra-operative procedures, Post-operative procedures, Basic sciences and Patient Safety & Ancillary duties.
DHA, MOHAP, SCFHS, QCHP, NHRA and OMSB license allied health professionals through Prometric-delivered papers; DOH uses Pearson VUE.
Start with Pre-operative preparation and Intra-operative procedures, then work through the 1,000 explained MCQs chapter by chapter and sit the timed mocks until you clear 50% with margin.
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Local candidate here - passed MOHAP without an exam thanks to the eligibility route they showed me. Then I enrolled anyway for CPD.
Solid. A couple of image-based questions could use better resolution but nothing that changes the answer. Passed DHA tech exam.
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