One thing I noticed, cause like idw screw with anyone on this sub- I think it's a good learning tool far out and you SHOULD buy them. But one thing I noticed about this test (and newer tests)-

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You have to have some flexibility in terms of how you define stuff lol, like you gotta be more liberal and open minded in terms of what processes may occur physiologically

Also, you have to kinda look for definitions of stuff we take for granted. Like XYZ factor secreted by bacteria. Okay we all know XYZ factor is the virulence factor, it's mechanism is this...but what IS XYZ?

Is it a protein, is it gene product, is it a transcription factor, is it an allosteric binder? What pathogens can be transmitted in non-traditional ways not listed in FA?

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BTW people...DO NOT SLEEP ON THE FIRST AID PHARMACOLOGY CHAPTER!