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| Official DHA Subject | Exam Content Focus |
|---|---|
| 1. Family Medicine | Focus on comprehensive primary care, continuity of care, preventive medicine, health promotion, screening, management of common ambulatory problems, and care across different stages of life. |
| 2. Internal Medicine | Review common adult medical conditions involving cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, renal, infectious, and other major organ systems commonly encountered in family practice. |
| 3. Pediatric | Study common childhood illnesses, growth and development, preventive care, immunization principles, acute pediatric presentations, and recognition of conditions requiring urgent or specialist management. |
| 4. Obstetrics and Gynecology | Focus on women's health, pregnancy-related care, reproductive health, contraception, common gynecologic conditions, screening, and recognition of urgent obstetric or gynecologic problems. |
| 5. General Surgery | Review common surgical presentations seen in primary care, acute abdominal conditions, wounds, postoperative concerns, initial assessment, and recognition of cases requiring surgical referral. |
| 6. Psychiatry | Focus on common mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, behavioral problems, substance-related concerns, risk assessment, communication, and recognition of psychiatric emergencies. |
| 7. Emergency Medicine (Adult and Pediatric) | Review rapid assessment and initial management of acute adult and pediatric emergencies, stabilization, resuscitation principles, urgent referral, and recognition of life-threatening conditions. |
| 8. Dermatology | Study common skin disorders, infections, inflammatory conditions, rashes, lesions, dermatologic emergencies, and findings that may require specialist assessment. |
| 9. Obstetrics and Gynecology | This subject appears a second time in the official DHA coverage list. Preparation should continue to include pregnancy-related care, women's health, reproductive conditions, screening, and common gynecologic presentations. |
| 10. Orthopedic and Musculoskeletal | Focus on common bone, joint, muscle, and soft-tissue conditions, musculoskeletal examination, common injuries, pain management, and recognition of red flags requiring urgent or specialist care. |
| 11. Ophthalmology | Review common eye complaints, visual disturbances, infections, inflammatory conditions, eye injuries, and ophthalmic presentations that require urgent referral. |
| 12. Otolaryngology | Study common ear, nose, and throat disorders, infections, hearing-related complaints, upper-airway problems, and recognition of ENT conditions requiring further evaluation. |
| 13. Radiology | Review appropriate use and basic interpretation of common imaging studies relevant to family medicine, including selecting suitable investigations and recognizing clinically important findings. |
