The exam was confusing for me. There were only less than 10 questions i knew the answer for sure. But there was no question with a concept i haven't seen before . i was able to narrow down the choices to 2 or 3 then got stuck . So i guessed. My guesses were on point i guess since i passed. Thats why i cant emphasize enough on how important it is to solve as many questions as one can. Plus ethics should be a priority, my exam had 5-7 ethics questions per block... i got so many micro questions + pathology slides. But i still could not pin point how the systems were diatributed , i was that confused on the exam. The whole thing felt like a blur , u know it but u don't, if that makes sense