The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Board Exam is 150 questions.

Topics include: Emergency Conditions: 32.5%, Allergic - 1.5%, Cardiovascular - 3%, Dental - .5%, Dermatologic - 1.5%, Endocrine - 1.5%, Gastrointestinal - 2.5%, Hematologic - 1.5%, Infectious disease - 5%, Metabolic/Genetic emergencies - 1%, Musculoskeletal/Orthopedic - 1%, Neurologic/Neurosurgical - 2%, Obstetrics/Gynecologic - 1%, Oncologic - 1.5%, Ophthalmologic - 1%, Otolaryngologic - 1%, Pulmonary - 2%, Renal and electrolyte - 2%, Rheumatologic/Immunologic - 1%, Urologic - 1.5%, Resuscitation - 12.5%, Trauma - 17.5%, Toxicology - 5%, Environmental Emergencies - 4%, Child Abuse and Maltreatment - 4.5%, Behavioral Health Conditions and Psychosocial Issues - 5%, Special Populations - 3%, Procedures - 6%, Disaster Preparedness - 2%, Emergency Medical Services and Transport - 2%, Emergency Department Administration and Operations - 2%, and Core Knowledge in Scholarly Activities - 4%