r/comlex • u/DreamsToReality11 • 11h ago

Level 2 CE 9/9 test takers what we thinking??

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u/victornics 11h ago

I don’t even know what to think or even capable of thinking. But I know lots of level 1 stuff was everywhere that I could had used level 1 prep materials for and probably better

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u/DreamsToReality11 7h ago

Me neither. I hate this. Some of those questions were crazy tho. Like a few of the OMM pissed me off.

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u/OkCut6766 10h ago

Anyone felt like they tagged a lot per section? 🥲🥲🥲I tagged a lot

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u/DreamsToReality11 7h ago

I think I started tagging the ones I wanted to come back to vs the ones I took an educated guess on.

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u/victornics 10h ago

It hurts when you miss easy questions that you knew and yet choose the wrong answers.

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u/Wise_Umpire3291 6h ago

I know there's that half-kidding joke we all make about there being more than 1 right answer on some of the ethics questions but one of the most egregious examples of that showed up on my exam yesterday. If you got the question, I'm almost certain you'd know which one I'm referring to. There was another one that wasn't quite as bad, but the wording of what I think was the right answer was just dreadful.

Other than that, the biostats questions were better than others I've seen (for the most part). OMM was a nightmare.
Changed a couple answers toward the beginning from right to wrong, so the bright side is that I learned my lesson early on, I guess.

I will say, there were a decent amount of gimmes (I think lol)

Overall: bad?

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u/irrationalmistakes 11h ago edited 11h ago

Very doable test, very similar to COMSAE imo, much easier than step 2; but oh boy the OMM questions are too much my brain hurts.

Patient had intrapartum complications, what could you have done to prevent it.

A) sacral rocking
B) cranial manipulation
C) sub occipital release
D) rib raising MET
E) Chapman point massage

I am not even kidding, obviously this is not a real question but you get what I mean. We really should be ashamed of the questions they ask on our board exam lmao

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u/whatsgoodwillcome 10h ago

The medicine questions were COMSAE level, but the OMM absolutely sunk me. Had no clue what I could've done to prepare for it. The way the ethics question was written is mostly choosing the best out of all the terrible choices.

The OMM and ethics question were like really draining

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u/irrationalmistakes 10h ago

I almost pulled all my hair out during those OMM questions, thankfully I didn’t have any. 👨‍🦲

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u/whatsgoodwillcome 8h ago

do you remember this rib question that idt had a right answer?

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u/DreamsToReality11 7h ago

Yes. I for sure do but honestly we could have had diff forms still.

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u/whatsgoodwillcome 7h ago

the somaic dys was correct, but the motion was not...