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Which diagnostic test is used specifically for the detection of Hepatitis B surface antigen?
Which of the following tests is NOT a serological marker?
Which of the following is listed under Interventional Radiology?
What type of tests are listed under Radiography?
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Which diagnostic test is used for detecting antibodies related to Brucella infection?
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Which of the following is included in Level 1 Basic Biochemistry tests?
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Peripheral smear study is categorized under which level in Pathology?
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Which test is part of Advanced Microbiology and Molecular Biology?
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What is included in Level 2 Specialized Biochemistry?
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FNAC is a test under which category?
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Which of these tests is NOT included in Level 1 Clinical Pathology/Basic?
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Which of the following tests is categorized under Level 1 Basic Microbiology?
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RTPCR Test is categorized under which level in Microbiology?
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Study Notes
Pathology
Level 1: Clinical Pathology/Basic
- Includes Hematology, with tests such as Platelet Count, Bleeding Time, Clotting Time, Semen Analysis, Pregnancy Test, Sputum AF B, Blood Grouping and Rh typing, and routine hematology tests like TC, DC, ESR, HB, PCV, MCV, MCH C.
Level 2: Specialized Hematology/Histopathology
- Includes Cytopathology with tests such as FNAC, Fluid Cytology, Sputum Cytology, Cervical smear, Peripheral smear study, and Coagulation assay.
Level 3: Advanced Hematology/Advanced Cytopathology
- Includes all other hematology tests, Immuno histo chemistry, and other biological fluid cytology, and ultrasound or CT guided FNAC.
Biochemistry
Level 1: Basic Biochemistry
- Includes tests for blood sugar, Urea, Creatinine, Liver Function Tests, Cholesterol, Lipid Profile, SGOT/SGPT, Amylase, S.Calcium, S.Phosphorus, Hemoglobin A1C, Na+,K+, Lipase, Electrolytes, and CSF and other body fluids- glucose, protein.
Level 2: Specialized Biochemistry
- Includes Hormone Bioassay, Tumor markers, and Plasma protein electrophoresis.
Level 3: Advanced Biochemistry
- Includes Coagulation profile, drug monitoring and toxicology assay, Molecular genetics, and tests for detection of inborn errors of metabolism.
Microbiology
Level 1: Basic Microbiology
- Includes Gram stain, AFB stain, Stool for ova/cyst/parasite, Hanging drop for vibrio cholera, Urine routineµscopy, Rapid point of care test, and WIDAL-card test.
Level 2: Specialized Microbiology and Serology
- Includes Aerobic and Anaerobic tests, such as Routine C/S of Blood, C/S of Urine, C/S of sputum, C/S of Pus, and C/S of body fluids.
Level 3: Advanced Microbiology and Molecular Biology
- Includes C/S for viruses, RTPCR Test, Tissue diagnosis test for infectious diseases, and Genetic Study.
Radiography and Diagnostics
- Includes ECG, Radiography, Serology tests like ASO, RA, WIDAL, TPHA, VDRL, Brucella, CRP, IM tests, ELIZA for HBsAg, and Anti HCV IgM.
- Also includes Specialized X-ray Techniques and Ultrasound, Interventional Radiology, MRI/CT/PET/, Mammography, EEG/EMG/ECHO/T, and MT.
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Description
Test your knowledge of laboratory diagnostics and pathology with this quiz covering clinical pathology, hematology, cytopathology, and histopathology. Topics include platelet count, bleeding time, clotting time, and more.
