It's related to foodborne illnesses. Probably there won't be any questions on it, but you may want to just add the acronym to your notesheet.Do you need FATTOM? I saw it in ONE archived test, but otherwise, all the other tests didn't have it. Should I study it?
Dude, the nats tests didn't even relate to the topic and we didn't even finish them. However, they are doable and easy so long as you know your stuff. I mean, it's just tedious tbh. California invites were easy too.Depends on the state. Here in Hawaii, the tests are 2-3, but at nationals, they approach 7-8. In competitive states like California, tests can go up to 9 in difficulty. I have not yet encountered a 10 test thus far.How hard are the test 1-10?No main subject, the topic is just general epidemiology.Is there a main subject this year. If there is, what is it?
At Regionals, it's like a 1-2 (varies for different states)Is there a main subject this year. If there is, what is it?
lmao I was the one that put FATTOM on the wiki. I've never seen it in a test, and also, it's related to Food-borne illness. Which isn't the topic for this year, and it takes up some space in your cheat sheet if you do put it. So I don't think you're going to need it.Do you need FATTOM? I saw it in ONE archived test, but otherwise, all the other tests didn't have it. Should I study it?
Even if you put it in your notesheet, it takes up like a linelmao I was the one that put FATTOM on the wiki. I've never seen it in a test, and also, it's related to Food-borne illness. Which isn't the topic for this year, and it takes up some space in your cheat sheet if you do put it. So I don't think you're going to need it.Do you need FATTOM? I saw it in ONE archived test, but otherwise, all the other tests didn't have it. Should I study it?
I would suggest knowing basic things about common diseases like cause, symptoms, incubation period, etc.Do I need to know about the diseases itself? Like what parts of the body it attacks and its symptoms(I am in division B). It doesn't say in the rule sheet
Some exams do include current events, yes. It's not always a guarantee, though.Since there is a romain lettuce ecoli outbreak, do you think this will be in the test? This is the site https://www.cdc.gov/ecoli/2018/o157h7-11-18/index.html
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