Identify the clinical problem
Summarise the presentation in one sentence. Separate a finding that changes the diagnosis from background detail.
UAE GP / Doctor License / PREPARATION ON MYNDAQ
Prepare for UAE general-practitioner licensing with a practical approach to clinical questions. Connect the presentation, likely diagnosis and safest next step while checking the route for your chosen authority.
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YOUR PREPARATION PRIORITIES

Summarise the presentation in one sentence. Separate a finding that changes the diagnosis from background detail.
Use stability, urgency and available information to distinguish investigation, treatment and referral decisions.
Confirm your authority, professional title and current assessment instructions. Exam preparation does not replace eligibility or documentation requirements.
INSIDE MYNDAQ
Read the explanation, ask the AI tutor for help and revisit the concept behind the mistake. Course counts below come from the live catalogue.
YOUR PRACTICE ROUTINE
Confirm the authority and professional category relevant to your application. Begin with clinical scenarios and record which decision points make you hesitate.
Summarise each presentation, identify immediate risks and choose the information needed for the next step. Explain why another action would be premature or less appropriate.
Review a mixed set by the clinical distinction you missed. Revisit the underlying principle in a different presentation rather than memorising a single vignette.
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YOUR NEXT STEP
Build a preparation routine for UAE GP / Doctor License. Use focused practice, explanations and the AI tutor to understand what needs your attention next.
Taken from the 985-item UAE GP / Doctor License bank on Myndaq. Work them here; sign in (Google or email link, no card) to check each answer and have the AI tutor explain why the other options are wrong.
A 45-year-old man with no significant medical history presents with community-acquired pneumonia. He is systemically well, saturating 96% on air, and has a CRB-65 score of 0. He has no drug allergies and normal renal function. According to guideline-concordant stewardship for low-severity CAP managed at home, which is the most appropriate first-line oral antibiotic?
A 42-year-old man with a confirmed duodenal ulcer completes first-line clarithromycin-based triple therapy for Helicobacter pylori. A urea breath test 6 weeks later remains positive. He has no penicillin allergy and no recent metronidazole use. What is the most appropriate second-line regimen?
A 4-year-old girl presents with fever, malaise and a widespread vesicular rash showing lesions at different stages — macules, papules, fluid-filled vesicles and crusts — on the face, trunk and limbs. She is otherwise well and fully immunised against measles. Which is the most likely diagnosis?
A 25-year-old man presents with a 5-day history of severe sore throat, now with muffled 'hot potato' voice, trismus and drooling. On examination the uvula is deviated to the left, and there is a bulging, erythematous swelling of the right soft palate above the tonsil. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A 26-year-old woman at 34 weeks' gestation presents with a frontal headache, visual flashes, and swelling of the hands and face. Her blood pressure is 158/108 mmHg on repeat, and urine dipstick shows 2+ protein. Which single feature most strongly indicates severe disease requiring urgent referral?
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THE FACTS BEHIND THE TEST
Doctors who want to practise as general practitioners in the UAE sit a computer-based licensing exam run by the authority for their emirate — DHA (Dubai), DoH (Abu Dhabi) or MOHAP (other emirates). DHA lists General Practice as exam code GEN5331.
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The DHA Healthcare Professional Licensing Assessment Guideline (updated May 2026) lists General Practice, exam code GEN5331, as a 150-question, 3-hour computer-based test delivered through Prometric, booked once DHA has issued your eligibility number in Sheryan.
DHA's guideline gives 60% for General Practice, and MOHAP applies a 60% minimum as well. You are shown only Pass or Fail in Sheryan; DHA does not release your actual score.
The May 2026 DHA guideline lists USD 280 for the General Practice CBT, paid to Prometric by Amex, MasterCard or Visa. Prometric and DHA apply a strict no-refund policy, so book only when you are ready.
Choose by employer location: Dubai → DHA (Sheryan portal), Abu Dhabi → DoH (TAMM), Sharjah and the other emirates → MOHAP. All three run computer-based MCQ exams; DHA and MOHAP deliver them through Prometric.
MOHAP allows a maximum of three attempts and states that a fourth is not allowed. DHA and DoH follow the unified PQR attempt rules; confirm the current rule with the authority before a repeat sitting.
For DHA, the result is uploaded electronically to your Sheryan account within two working days, shown as Pass or Fail only — your score is not shared. MOHAP results are processed automatically by the system and cannot be appealed.
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