It wasn't as terrible as I thought it was going to be. Leaving prometric, I felt like I might have passed. But it did feel like half my test was eliminating wrong answer choices and going "well, you're the last one left and I guess you fit".
I wasn't happy with how many derm picture "what is this" type questions or all of the "what do you do next in this type of emergency" while in the ED setting.
I did have lower yield bacteria and parasites that sketchy did help me with as well as random pharm that again, sketchy helped with. I did have a couple of good hospital type questions that unless I was a hospital admin, I wouldn't have a clue as to which organization or governing body does what. They weren't ones I had seen in random quizlets. Ethics wasn't bad on mine. Half of my OMM questions were related to psoas, so know the rules and how it presents. The rest of my omm was random counterstrain and which random technique would help this patient with these problems.
I did have one bioterrism question that the CDC link listed earlier did cover. I did have a couple of biostat questions, nothing too bad but I do recommend spending the hour and watching the video that was linked above somewhere.
I did have an okay amount of repro, peds, electrolyte imbalances, msk, cardio. A handful of neuro.
I'll probably edit this post tomorrow with more things when I remember later.
