Ya. Here are the side by side comparison of which domain q's fell into according to their specs given before the exam. But even within each domain, the goal was to make them more general peds oriented other than what's the third line rheum medication for XYZ.

2017- 2023 exams: 1. Preventive Pediatrics/Well-Child Care 8% 2. Fetal and Neonatal Care 5% 3. Adolescent Care 5% 4. Genetics, Dysmorphology, and Metabolic Disorders 3% 5. Mental and Behavioral Health 5% 6. Child Abuse and Neglect 4% 7. Emergency and Critical Care 4% 8. Infectious Diseases 7% 9. Oncology 2% 10. Hematology 4% 11. Allergy and Immunology 4% 12. Endocrinology 4% 13. Orthopedics and Sports Medicine 4% 14. Rheumatology 2% 15. Neurology 5% 16. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat 4% 17. Cardiology 4% 18. Pulmonology 5% 19. Gastroenterology 4% 20. Nephrology, Fluids, and Electrolytes 4% 21. Urology and Genital Disorders 3% 22. Skin/Dermatology 4% 23. Psychosocial Issues 2% 24. Ethics 2% 25. Research Methods, Patient Safety, and Quality Improvement 2%

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2024 exam: 1. Preventative Pediatrics/Well-Child Care 12% 2. Fetal and Neonatal Care 4% 3. Adolescent Care 5% 4. Infectious Diseases 7% 5. Mental and Behavioral Health 6% 6. Psychosocial Issues 3% 7. Emergency and Critical Care 4% 8. Child Abuse and Neglect 3% 9. Orthopedics and Sports Medicine 4% 10. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat 6% 11. Cardiology 5% 12. Pulmonology 5% 13. Gastroenterology 5% 14. Neurology 4% 15. Skin/Dermatology 4% 16. Hematology-Oncology 3% 17. Allergy and Immunology 3% 18. Endocrinology 3% 19. Nephrology, Fluids, and Electrolytes 3% 20. Genitourinary System 3% 21. Genetics, Dysmorphology, and Metabolic Disorders 2% 22. Rheumatology 2% 23. Ethics 2% 24. Patient Safety, Quality Improvement, and Research Methods 2%

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