Q1. The recommended chest compression rate for adult CPR is:
- 60–80/min
- 80–100/min
- 100–120/minCorrect
- 140–160/min
Explanation: AHA guidelines: 100–120 compressions/min at 2 inches (5 cm) depth for adult CPR.
🇦🇪UAE — Federal — Updated for 2026
MOHAP Exam Notes and Study Material for Nurses (2026)
Our MOHAP UAE — Federal nursing exam study notes are 6,000+ pages of topic-wise content built for nurses preparing for the MOHAP UAE Federal Exam. Each chapter mirrors the MOHAP syllabus — Medical-Surgical, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Psychiatry, Pharmacology, and Community Health — with high-yield summaries, drug tables, and clinical procedures.
What's inside the MOHAP Study Notes
- 6,000+ pages of MOHAP-aligned study notes
- Topic-wise chapters mapped to the 2026 MOHAP syllabus
- High-yield summaries, drug calculation tables, lab value reference cards
- Diagrams and flowcharts for nursing procedures
- Accessible online — read on phone, tablet, or laptop, anytime
Free Sample MOHAP Questions for Nurses
Below are real MOHAP practice MCQs from our Q&A bank. Each comes with an answer and explanation — just like the full bank.
Q2. A patient on heparin develops bleeding gums. The antidote is:
- Vitamin K
- Protamine sulfateCorrect
- Naloxone
- Flumazenil
Explanation: Protamine sulfate reverses heparin. Vitamin K reverses warfarin.
Q3. Which is a LATE sign of hypoxia in an adult?
- Restlessness
- Tachycardia
- CyanosisCorrect
- Increased respiratory rate
Explanation: Cyanosis is a late sign. Early signs include restlessness, tachycardia, and tachypnea.
Q4. When transferring an immobile patient, the nurse should:
- Lift the patient quickly
- Use proper body mechanics and assistive devicesCorrect
- Work alone to avoid delay
- Pull the patient by the arms
Explanation: Proper body mechanics and mechanical lifts protect both patient and nurse from injury.
Q5. Normal fasting blood glucose range is:
- 40–60 mg/dL
- 70–99 mg/dLCorrect
- 100–125 mg/dL
- 126–150 mg/dL
Explanation: 70–99 mg/dL = normal fasting. 100–125 = pre-diabetes. ≥126 = diabetes.
MOHAP Study Notes Syllabus — Full Topic Breakdown
Every chapter in the Phoenix RN MOHAP study notes is mapped to the official Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) — UAE Federal blueprint. Below is the weight each domain carries on the MOHAP paper, plus the sub-topics the notes cover in depth. Time your revision so the highest-weight blocks get the largest share of your study hours.
| MOHAP syllabus domain | Weight | Sub-topics covered in the notes |
|---|---|---|
| Medical-Surgical Nursing | 30% | Cardio, respiratory, renal · Endocrine — DM focus · Oncology basics · Perioperative care |
| Fundamentals & Safety | 14% | Infection control · Medication safety · Documentation · Handover |
| Pharmacology | 13% | Drug calculations · Anticoagulants · Insulin · Antihypertensives |
| Maternal-Child Health | 10% | Antenatal to postnatal · Neonatal care |
| Paediatrics | 10% | Fever, dehydration, asthma · Growth · UAE immunisation |
| Mental Health | 8% | Anxiety, depression, psychosis basics |
| Community Health | 8% | MOHAP federal programmes · Chronic disease clinics |
| Leadership & Ethics | 7% | Delegation · UAE nursing scope · Patient rights |
MOHAP tests UAE-federal MoH programmes (rather than emirate-specific ones like DHA or DOH), giving the community-health block its own flavour.
High-Yield MOHAP Drug & Lab Reference
Roughly one in seven MOHAP MCQs turns on knowing a drug's mechanism, monitoring parameter or antidote, and another handful turn on lab-value recognition. The Phoenix RN notes summarise these on printable one-page cards; the essentials are listed below.
Must-know drugs for MOHAP
- Insulin
- Warfarin
- Furosemide
- Metformin
- Paracetamol paed dosing
- Salbutamol
Must-know labs for MOHAP
- Fasting glucose 70–99 mg/dL
- Serum K⁺ 3.5–5.0
- Creatinine 0.6–1.2 mg/dL
- Hb male 13.5–17.5 g/dL
How to Use the MOHAP Study Notes
- MOHAP covers all UAE emirates outside Dubai and Abu Dhabi — expect UAE-federal programme questions in the community block.
- Drug-calculation questions are common; practice mL/hr, gtt/min and mg/kg drills daily.
- Prioritisation MCQs frequently use Maslow and ABC framing — memorise the two ladders.
- Read the highest-weight chapter first, then finish the whole notes once end-to-end before you start heavy Q&A drilling. This prevents you spending three weeks on medical-surgical while neglecting MOHAP's community-health and ethics blocks.
- Revisit the drug and lab reference sheets weekly — spaced repetition is what pushes recall from ~65% to ~90% on test day.
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Coaching, study notes, Q&A bank, mock tests and self-study plan — all built around the MOHAP UAE Federal Exam.