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Emily Toledo 9th Grade
Ansh Patel 11th Grade
Mateo Toledo 11th Grade
Shari Prieur 9th Grde
Was at Redlands High School, he From Anacortes Middle School, she used to play soccer. He enjoys anime enjoys drawing and baking. She plays and badminton. Soccer and swims.
Previously at Anacortes High From Chatsworth High School. School. He enjoys fishing, surfing and She enjoys skateboarding, playing the plays basketball, football and baseball. guitar and playing basketball.
Elijah Jenkins 9th Grade
Came from Eisenhower High School. He enjoys to cook and has played basketball for four years.
Brysen Robinson 9th Grde Previously at La Sierra Academy, enjoys video games and drawing. He plays basketball and volleyball.
Prepare for a COVID-19 Test Although COVID-19 testing is often viewed as a painful experience, that is not inherently true. There are a few things people who are going to get tested should know before they go and take one. There are three different types of tests one could take, a molecular, antigen, or an antibody test. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), a molecular test takes samples with a nasal swab, throat swab or saliva test. In some locations you can get a result with this test on the same day or up to a week. Molecular tests are also highly accurate. Antigen tests consist of a nasal or throat swab test, a result can be given in an hour or less.
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These tests usually are accurate. An advise to not breathe in or out.” While antibody exam can be taken by a finger waiting for results, it is advised that stick or having blood drawn. Results you isolate yourself from others. are either given within the same day or 1-3 days. According to FDA, a second antibody is recommended to get an accurate result. The most common image regarding COVID-19 testing is when a 6-inch long swab is inserted into a cavity between the nose and mouth for 15 seconds on both sides. This method of the swab exam, is mostly performed Picture by citylimits.org and thought of because of the Sources: health.ucdavis.edu, accuracy the results give. When Soobin Jeon (10th) was asked for some tips when taking a test she said, “When they swab the back of your throat or through your nose I’d 6
