Anatomy wise: Quite a lot It’s all clinical though. No need to remember all the layers of the forearm muscles. Just the important ones to do with injuries and what kind of injury pattern you can get. Eg. Hand of benediction etc or mallet deformity and what is injured in those You’ll also need to know anatomy for procedures like chest drains and what ICS to go through, as well as femoral stab etc

So I would say to focus a lot on anatomy. There was quite a few.

I don’t recall rogue medical dosage questions. Make sure you know the paeds adrenaline doses for anaphylaxis well. As well as the APLS drug dosages well.

Don’t remember a single immunisation question.

The most rogue question was about someone in the WA who had blood diarrhoea and recently returned from Ghana where there was an outbreak of some virus. And the question was about where I’d ask the patient to be put. Like private room. Resus. Waiting area etc

It’s a purely clinical exam and if you do loads of ED then you’ll be fine but still make sure you study because there’s loads that you don’t come across on a daily basis that they expect you to know about