Registered Midwife Exam 2026

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  Midwife Exam MCQ Bank 2026  

Get fully prepared for the Midwife Prometric Exams with ExamCure’s updated MCQ bank—trusted by candidates across the Gulf.

Gain access to 1000+ high-yield multiple-choice questions with detailed explanations for both correct and incorrect answers.

This MCQ bank follows the latest exam blueprint for all Gulf health authorities, including:
🟢 DHA – Dubai Health Authority
🟢 MOH – UAE Ministry of Health
🟢 DOH – Department of Health Abu Dhabi
🟢 SCFHS – Saudi Commission for Health Specialties
🟢 QCHP – Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners
🟢 OMSB – Oman Medical Specialty Board

Topics Covered:
✔️ Antenatal & Postnatal Care
✔️ Labor & Delivery Management
✔️ Obstetric Emergencies
✔️ Newborn Nursing
✔️ Family Planning
✔️ Ethical & Legal Responsibilities
✔️ Midwife Scope of Practice (Gulf-Aligned)

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Sample MCQ 1 (Clinical Scenario - Postpartum Hemorrhage)

Question: A 28-year-old G2P2 delivers vaginally 20 minutes ago. The placenta is delivered intact. She is having heavy vaginal bleeding with a boggy uterus on palpation. Her BP is 90/60 mmHg, pulse 124/min. What is the best next step?
A. Immediate hysterectomy
B. Start uterine massage and give uterotonic (oxytocin)
C. Prepare for forceps delivery
D. Give magnesium sulfate
Correct answer: B
Explanation: This is classic uterine atony (boggy uterus) causing primary postpartum hemorrhage. First-line management is bimanual/uterine massage and uterotonics (oxytocin). Hysterectomy is reserved for refractory hemorrhage. Magnesium sulfate is for eclampsia prophylaxis/treatment, not atony.
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Sample MCQ 2 (Hard - Shoulder Dystocia)

Question: During delivery, the fetal head delivers but retracts against the perineum (turtle sign). There is difficulty delivering the shoulders. What is the most appropriate immediate maneuver?
A. Midline episiotomy as the only step
B. McRoberts maneuver with suprapubic pressure
C. Fundal pressure to dislodge the shoulder
D. Immediate vacuum extraction
Correct answer: B
Explanation: Shoulder dystocia requires rapid, structured actions. First-line is McRoberts maneuver (hyperflex maternal hips) plus suprapubic pressure to free the anterior shoulder. Fundal pressure worsens impaction and risks uterine rupture. Episiotomy may help access for internal maneuvers but does not resolve the bony impaction by itself.
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Sample MCQ 3 (Elite - Preeclampsia With Severe Features)

Question: A 32-year-old primigravida at 34+2 weeks presents with severe headache and visual blurring. BP is 170/112 mmHg on repeat measurement. Urine dipstick shows 3+ protein. Reflexes are brisk. What is the most appropriate immediate management?
A. Discharge with oral labetalol and review in 1 week
B. Start magnesium sulfate and control BP, then plan delivery after stabilization
C. Give IV fluids aggressively to improve placental perfusion
D. Tocolysis to prolong pregnancy to 37 weeks
Correct answer: B
Explanation: This scenario is preeclampsia with severe features (severe-range BP with neurologic symptoms). Immediate priorities are seizure prophylaxis with magnesium sulfate and BP control (e.g., labetalol/hydralazine/nifedipine), followed by delivery once the mother is stabilized. Aggressive IV fluids increase pulmonary edema risk. Tocolysis is not indicated in severe preeclampsia.

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