Anaesthesia Technician Examination
Ministry of Health – Kuwait
For anaesthesia technicians applying for a licence in Kuwait.
- Mock tests
- 21 free
- Practice questions
- 40
- Syllabus sections
- 8
Mock Tests
2 mock tests of 20 questions each, 25 minutes, +1 per correct answer, no negative marking. Mock Test 1 is free.
About the exam
Qualification
- Diploma or degree in Anaesthesia Technology.
- Usually at least 3 years of operating theatre / anaesthesia experience.
How to apply
Kuwait MOH- 1Get a job offer from a Kuwait MOH hospital or a licensed private facility. Licensing in Kuwait is employer-led: the employer usually starts the application.
- 2Arrange Primary Source Verification (PSV) of your degree, licence and experience through DataFlow.
- 3Get your documents attested as required (Kuwait embassy / Ministry of Foreign Affairs): degree, transcripts, licence/registration, experience letters, Certificate of Good Standing, passport and photos.
- 4The employer submits the application to the MOH licensing department (medlic.moh.gov.kw). MOH checks the file and confirms your eligibility for the exam.
- 5Book and sit the Kuwait MOH exam at a Prometric centre.
- 6After passing (and an interview, for some senior posts), MOH approves the licence. Medical fitness, security clearance and civil ID complete the process.
Exam pattern & rules
- Computer-based multiple-choice exam in English at a Prometric centre.
- The number of questions and the time differ by profession (for example, the nursing exam is reported as about 150 questions in under 3 hours).
- Pass mark: usually around 60% (it varies by profession and level).
- Retakes are allowed, with a waiting period between attempts.
- Doctors take either the "Senior" exam (Specialist and above) or the "Register" exam (Registrar level).
Exam fee
approximate- Prometric exam fee: about KD 70–90 (around USD 230–290), depending on the profession.
- MOH licensing/application fees are extra, and the employer often pays them.
- DataFlow verification is charged separately (roughly USD 200–350).
Fees and rules change without notice. Always confirm the current requirements and fees on the official portal before you apply or pay.
Syllabus
8 sectionsStudy guide for the Kuwait MOH licensing exam in this profession. The real exam may cover these sections in different proportions, so also check the latest candidate information from Kuwait MOH and Prometric.
- 1
Anaesthesia machine and medical gases
- Machine check and gas supply
- Vaporisers, breathing systems and scavenging
- Medical gas cylinders and pipelines
- 2
Airway management
- Airway assessment
- Airway equipment: masks, laryngoscopes, tubes and supraglottic devices
- The difficult airway
- 3
Monitoring
- ECG, pulse oximetry, capnography and blood pressure
- Alarm settings
- 4
Anaesthetic drugs
- Induction agents, muscle relaxants and reversal
- Emergency drugs
- 5
Regional anaesthesia
- Spinal, epidural and nerve block equipment
- 6
Patient care
- Preoperative checks and positioning
- Recovery room care
- Paediatric patients
- 7
Emergencies and resuscitation
- Cardiac arrest and anaphylaxis
- Malignant hyperthermia and laryngospasm
- 8
Safety and infection control
- Electrical and fire safety
- Cleaning and sterilising equipment
Frequently asked questions
About our mock testsAre the Kuwait MOH Anaesthesia Technician Examination mock tests free?
Mock Test 1 is free. Create a free account with your email or Google, then press Start mock test on this page. No payment or card is needed, and you can take it as many times as you like.
Mock Test 2 is part of the paid test series for this exam, so it shows a lock for now. When a package is available it is listed under Packages on this page, and the locked test opens as soon as you buy it.
How many questions are in the mock test, and how long does it take?
Each of the two mock tests has 20 multiple-choice questions and a 25-minute timer (40 practice questions in all). That gives you about 1¼ minutes per question.
Every correct answer scores 1 mark and there is no negative marking, so it is always worth answering. You can mark questions for review and jump between them with the question palette. The test submits itself when the timer reaches zero, and if the page reloads your answers are kept on that device.
How is the mock test different from the real Kuwait MOH exam?
The real Kuwait MOH exam is a computer-based multiple-choice exam in English at a Prometric centre. The number of questions and the time differ by profession (the nursing exam, for example, is reported as about 150 questions in under 3 hours), and the pass mark is usually around 60%.
Our mock test is a shorter practice set of 20 questions in 25 minutes, so you can do it in one sitting and practise answering at a steady pace.
All questions are original. We write them from standard textbooks and the published exam content; they are not leaked or recalled exam questions. A short test cannot predict your real result, so use your score to find the areas you need to revise.
Which syllabus topics do the mock questions cover?
The questions follow the Kuwait MOH Anaesthesia Technician Examination syllabus on this page, which has eight sections:
- Anaesthesia machine and medical gases
- Airway management
- Monitoring
- Anaesthetic drugs
- Regional anaesthesia
- Patient care
- Emergencies and resuscitation
- Safety and infection control
Kuwait MOH does not publish section weights for this exam, so the syllabus is a topic guide.
Each question is labelled with a topic (for example Airway, Drugs and Anaesthesia machine), and after each test your dashboard shows your strong and weak topics. A 20-question test cannot cover every section, so use the syllabus to plan the rest of your revision.
Can I see the correct answers and explanations, and retake the test?
Yes. As soon as you submit, you see your score and accuracy, then every question with the correct answer marked and a short explanation. You can filter the list to show only the questions you got wrong or left unanswered.
You can retake the test as often as you like. Your dashboard keeps your past scores so you can follow your progress, and if you set this as your target exam with your exam date, it shows a countdown and daily study goals.