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The American Board of Applied Toxicology (ABAT) examination tests for knowledge of applied toxicology and the ability to use that knowledge to solve problems with patients. ABAT certification does not provide licensure, but toxicologists who pass the examination have the distinction of being diplomates of the American Board of Applied Toxicology (DABAT). Some common uses of applied toxicology certification include practicing in or directing a poison control center, working with health care professionals and medical examiners to treat patients and assisting in forensic examinations. The exam is written and administered by ABAT. The organization was founded in 1985 by the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology to provide a special focus on the field of applied clinical toxicology and those professionals working in the field.

The test features two major components: a section of short answers and a problem-solving section. Test takers have five and a half hours to complete the exam.

The examination is administered in two sections over two days. It includes one section of short answers and a problem-solving section. The examination is given on paper. Pencils and all other necessary items will be supplied at the testing site.

The short-answer section is comprised of 125 questions:

Drugs: 40 questions
Chemicals: 35 questions
Environmental/Occupational: 15 questions
Toxicology Theory: 10 questions
Biologicals: 15 questions
General: 10 questions

The short-answer section tests one’s ability to recall general facts, but, more importantly, asks candidates to apply this knowledge to clinical decisions.

The problem-solving section is comprised of three clinically-oriented problems and one problem devoted to literature review, research and/or giving expert testimony.

The clinically-oriented problems test the candidate’s ability to assess a patient’s condition and work through the problem. The second type of problem-solving question tests the candidate’s ability to provide expert testimony, conduct research and review relevant literature

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