Hi guys. Just wanted to share what my experience on COMLEX has been. This forum has been tremendously helpful to me and I would like to reciprocate to help out future test takers.
Overall, today's exam was not as bad as I had thought it would have been, but nonetheless, it is still long and draining.
So thankful it's over for now.
CV - no heart sounds (audio). Some pathology, but not that heavy overall.
Neuro - CT, brain cancer, neuropathy Q's, and a smattering of q's on lesions. Definitely helpful to have studied the anatomy and lesion beyond FA.
Repro - so much prostate issues! Should have looked more carefully at the male part than just the female stuff.
Embryo - none, I don't remember any...might have had 1 Q.
Micro - very heavy. Lots of bugs and some helminths and fungus.
Path - There were about 4-6 path images. The descriptions were helpful in eliminating maybe 2 choices, but you really had to recognize it to get it correct.
OMM/Musculoskeletal- It was about 25-30% which is a God-send. Some seemed really straightforward and very similar to the COMBANK and COMSAE questions.
Endo- this was pretty heavy too. Lots of questions regarding Cushings, Hashimoto, primary hyperparathyroidism, etc and drugs associated with endocrine disorders.
Pharm - not that heavy, a few of the "what is the mechanism" but usually it's "what would you prescribe if..."
Biostats - easy points. Some ethics, law questions. No stats or any NNT, Sensitivity/Specificity q's.
A lot of the stuff were like super-duper easy that I had to read again just to make sure it wasn't a joke, but was much appreciated esp at the end of the exam. And some Q that was just absurd that I just had to click and move on since no matter how much I sat and stare at it, the only thing turning was not my brain but the clock. I didn't feel that time was the issue. I took a 5 minute break...a 20 min lunch...and skipped the last break. I didn't want to take too much breaks in b/t blocks since it counts against my time, and I didn't want to feel rushed through at the end. Anyway, glad that it's over. Best of luck to future test takers!!!