The DABT examination is a comprehensive assessment that tests a candidate’s knowledge across various domains of toxicology, including but not limited to: 1. Mechanistic Toxicology: Understanding the biological mechanisms through which chemicals cause harm. 2. Descriptive Toxicology: Knowledge of the toxic effects of specific chemicals. 3. Regulatory Toxicology: Familiarity with laws and guidelines governing the use and disposal of toxic substances. 4. Risk Assessment and Management: Skills in evaluating and managing the risks associated with toxic exposures.
The exam is typically divided into multiple-choice questions and case studies that require analytical thinking and application of knowledge.
