Very medicine-heavy - a lot of questions that were psychiatry-themed but not necessarily testing psychiatry knowledge. I think that's kinda par for the course on shelf exams though. I memorized FA for Psychiatry cover-to-cover and found that while that gave me the knowledge to be a rock-star on the wards, it just wasn't in-depth enough for the shelf. I can highly recommend Appleton-Lang though.
All-in-all, there wasn't one topic emphasized more heavily than another. Know your disease definitions, especially the timeline for symptoms (i.e., how long does someone need symptoms before you can diagnose panic disorder?). You might want to spend extra time on Child Psych if you didn't do a Child Psych service, just because there are some special topics unique to Pedi Psych. And of course know your drugs, and their side effects (side effects were well-represented). If you cover all that I think you'll feel good about the test. I didn't think it was too bad.
Good luck!