| SCHICK | Bela, Hungary-born paediatrician who developed a test to determine susceptibility to diphtheria (6) |
| BELASCHICK | Hungarian-born American paediatrician who devised a test for susceptibility to diphtheria |
| BAOCK | Stephen who developed a test for determining milk's fat content |
| MATERNITYTEST | A medical test to determine if a woman is the mother of a particular child (9,4) |
| TYPEB | In personality theory, a description of a person who is generally easy-going with low susceptibility to stress (4,1) |
| CHECK | From a chess term, a word for a sudden stop; or, a test to evaluate the standard of something (5) |
| ORAL | It's comes as a test to twist it up inside to parcel a rope (4) |
| ASPERGER | Austrian paediatrician who identified a disorder related to autism in the 1940s. (8) |
| PREDISPOSITION | Susceptibility to a specific disease |
| IMMUNOLOGY | Branch of science that deals with the human body's (lack of) susceptibility to infection (10) |
| IMITATION | - Game; original name for Alan Turing's test to determine the intelligence (or AI) of computers (9) |
| VULNERABILITY | Susceptibility to hurt |
| SOFTSPOT | Emotional susceptibility to cuddly dog, perhaps (4,4) |
| VENAL | Showing susceptibility to bribery (5) |
| OBERTH | Hermann, Hungary-born astro-physicist who assisted Wernher von Braun in space rocket development (6) |
| LASZLO | Hungary-born author of 1937 stage play Parfumerie (6,6) |
| MIKLOS | Hungary-born author of 1937 stage play Parfumerie (6,6) |
| HANDIN | Deliver, as a test to a teacher |
| STATES | Says a test's to be carried out (6) |
| TRIAL | Test to determine guilt or innocence (5) |
