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Which test is used to detect inherited RBC enzyme deficiency?
Which test is used to detect inherited RBC enzyme deficiency?
- Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
- Sickle cell solubility screening assay
- Hemoglobin electrophoresis
- Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase assay (correct)
What is the purpose of the osmotic fragility test?
What is the purpose of the osmotic fragility test?
- Diagnose sickle cell anemia
- Detect inflammation in the body
- Test for severe episodic hemolytic anemia
- Detect spherocytes in hereditary spherocytosis or warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia (correct)
Which section of the laboratory is the most automated?
Which section of the laboratory is the most automated?
- Clinical chemistry section (correct)
- Sample collection and handling section
- Hematology procedures section
- Toxicology section
What is the primary purpose of the sickle cell solubility screening assay?
What is the primary purpose of the sickle cell solubility screening assay?
What type of tubes are primarily used for serum collection in clinical chemistry tests?
What type of tubes are primarily used for serum collection in clinical chemistry tests?
In which area would you perform hemoglobin electrophoresis on serum, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid?
In which area would you perform hemoglobin electrophoresis on serum, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid?
Which of the following is NOT a component examined during the chemical examination of urine?
Which of the following is NOT a component examined during the chemical examination of urine?
Which type of urine sample is recommended for certain tests due to its higher concentration?
Which type of urine sample is recommended for certain tests due to its higher concentration?
Which of the following is NOT identified during the microscopic examination of urine?
Which of the following is NOT identified during the microscopic examination of urine?
What is the recommended time frame for delivering urine samples to the laboratory to avoid significant changes?
What is the recommended time frame for delivering urine samples to the laboratory to avoid significant changes?
Which type of urine sample is typically collected for routine screening?
Which type of urine sample is typically collected for routine screening?
Which type of urine sample is collected for quantitative chemistry tests?
Which type of urine sample is collected for quantitative chemistry tests?
Which of the following is NOT a type of serological test?
Which of the following is NOT a type of serological test?
Which section of the laboratory is responsible for identifying pathogenic microorganisms and hospital infection control?
Which section of the laboratory is responsible for identifying pathogenic microorganisms and hospital infection control?
Which of the following procedures is NOT performed in the microbiology section?
Which of the following procedures is NOT performed in the microbiology section?
Why are serum separator tubes not used when the gel will interfere with the antigen-antibody reactions?
Why are serum separator tubes not used when the gel will interfere with the antigen-antibody reactions?
Which of the following sections of the microbiology laboratory is responsible for examining stool samples for the presence of parasites, ova, or larvae?
Which of the following sections of the microbiology laboratory is responsible for examining stool samples for the presence of parasites, ova, or larvae?
How long does it typically take to obtain results for a culture and sensitivity (C & S) test for most bacteria?
How long does it typically take to obtain results for a culture and sensitivity (C & S) test for most bacteria?
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