Medical Lab Technician Mock Exam

Which term is used to describe the presence of intact red blood cells in urine?

Which pair of word elements have the same meaning?

Where are T cells made and where do they complete their differentiation?

What environmental factor can affect the effectiveness of evacuated tubes?

What does partial hemolysis of red blood cells result in?

What is the primary cause of a hematoma forming during a venipuncture?

Why is Drabkin's solution (used for measuring hemoglobin) considered dangerous?

Where are ABO blood antibodies typically found in the body?

Which component of blood is responsible for carrying the Rh factor antigen?

Which environmental factor plays a crucial role in the formation of a hematoma during a venipuncture?

What is the correct term for the breakdown of red blood cells (RBCs) and the release of hemoglobin content?

What type of mucolytic agent is typically used for sputum sample preparation?

Which reagent can serve as an alternative to Cytospray for sample preparation?

Which of the following is NOT typically used for concentrating and staining parasitic specimens?

What is the term for the process where bacteria break down tissues?

Which vein is located close to the brachial artery?

What is the most important step in regressive hematoxylin staining?

Which stain is used for Reticulocytes?

What does 14.3 mg equal to?

If a finger puncture is made deeper than 3.1 mm, what may occur?

What was the result of a 1/6 dilution of serum in water with a glucose level of 4.0 mmol/L?

In the text provided, which particles have the correct answer as 'protons'?

What staining method is used for acid-fast bacilli?

Which leads are applied to the arms and legs in ECG placement?

Which specimen could an MLA be asked to collect?

What term is used for excreting a very low volume of urine in a 24-hour period?

Which statement regarding WBC functions is false?

Which nitrogen breakdown product is collected in a lavender tube for laboratory testing?