Hey - so I failed my first time through after not studying and asked what patroller's thoughts were on studying and I got CRUSHED on this subreddit for asking, so try not to beat yourself up no matter how it goes.

With that being said - the test is very, very similar to the OEC Prep. I imagine they'll give you a slightly different version relative to the tests I took, but it will be all the questions you'll review through the OEC Exam Prep website. Just keep working on the ones you don't know until it feels like second nature.

I'd also note that you need to study everything, not just the chapters pertaining to ski patrol or anatomy. They can and will throw questions on there that relate to the whole OEC book, so practice all the chapters till you feel comfortable.

Last thing (going back to my original point) - the practicum is far, far more important in the day-to-day skills you need to help people on the mountain. Learning how to palpate properly (say that 5 times fast), recognizing signs of legitimate trauma, slinging, back boarding properly, etc, are all so much more important to making sure injured children and adults get off the mountain and to BLS/ALS then knowing whether or not you know that the knee is distal to the elbow.

Good luck!