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 Questions and Answers for Nurses — Q&A Practice Bank (2026)
Practice the largest online MOHAP UAE — Federal nursing exam question bank. Each MOHAP MCQ comes with a detailed explanation written by Phoenix RN tutors — the same Q&A bank our students used to pass the MOHAP UAE Federal Exam on their first attempt. Use it to drill weak topics, build speed, and walk into your prometric appointment confident.
What's inside the MOHAP Q&A Bank
- 6,000+ MOHAP practice questions with answer explanations
- Topic-wise sorting: Medical-Surgical, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Pharmacology, Psychiatry, Community Health
- Updated for the 2026 MOHAP syllabus
- Mobile-friendly — practice MOHAP questions on the go
- Track progress, mark weak areas, and re-attempt missed questions
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 Q&A Bank — Question Format & Coverage
The MOHAP exam is a single-best-answer computer-based test delivered by Prometric under the authority of the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP), United Arab Emirates, which does not publish the question count or seat time. Every question in the Phoenix RN MOHAP Q&A bank uses the same format: a short clinical stem, four options and one best answer, with a written explanation that references the underlying rationale rather than repeating the answer choice.
The 6,000+ questions in the bank are tagged to the MOHAP syllabus in the same proportions Prometric uses on the live paper. That means when you practise, your mix looks like this:
- Medical-Surgical Nursing — 30% of the bank, covering Cardio, respiratory, renal, Endocrine — DM focus, Oncology basics and more.
- Fundamentals & Safety — 14% of the bank, covering Infection control, Medication safety, Documentation and more.
- Pharmacology — 13% of the bank, covering Drug calculations, Anticoagulants, Insulin and more.
- Maternal-Child Health — 10% of the bank, covering Antenatal to postnatal, Neonatal care.
- Paediatrics — 10% of the bank, covering Fever, dehydration, asthma, Growth, UAE immunisation.
- Mental Health — 8% of the bank, covering Anxiety, depression, psychosis basics.
- Community Health — 8% of the bank, covering MOHAP federal programmes, Chronic disease clinics.
- Leadership & Ethics — 7% of the bank, covering Delegation, UAE nursing scope, Patient rights.
Most-Recalled MOHAP Question Themes
Phoenix RN debriefs MOHAP candidates after every attempt and feeds the recall back into the Q&A bank. The themes that show up most often on recent MOHAP papers are grouped below — expect two or three MCQs from each in a typical sitting.
Priority
- Airway-first prioritisation
- Post-op haemorrhage recognition
Community
- MOHAP diabetes & smoking cessation programmes
How to Drill the MOHAP Q&A Bank
- Start topic-wise, not random. Drill medical-surgical first (it is 30% of the paper), then pharmacology, then the remaining domains in weight order.
- Aim for 50 questions a day for six weeks. That covers the entire bank twice — the second pass is where retention actually forms.
- Read the explanation for every question, including the ones you got right. On the MOHAP paper, distractors are often "almost right" — knowing why they are wrong is what earns the mark.
- Bookmark every question you get wrong. Two days before your date, review only the bookmarks. Candidates who do this consistently score 10–15 percentage points higher than candidates who repeat the whole bank.
- Once you sustain 75%+ topic-wise, switch to full-length timed mocks to build the 3-hour stamina a full paper demands.
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