2. ALL is/are considered capabilities of the Laboratory Information system except

3. Hallmarks of good venipuncture procedure include/s

4. The most critical step in the pre-analytical process is

5. This defines Phlebotomy except:

6. This is a/an reason for specimen rejection except

7. This is/are included as a Pre-analytic error except

8. This is/are true regarding the Order-of-draw during the phlebotomy process

9. This process is included within the Preanalytic process except

10. Venipuncture procedure/s that is/are allowed to be done by a Laboratory phlebotomist

11. A gel like polysaccharide extracted from red algae.

12. Bacterial culture media come in solid and liquid form.

13. Culture media are subjected to autoclave for

14. Culture media provides the following for bacterial growth. EXCEPT

15. For the accurate measurement of powdered agar, the weight of the container is excluded by pressing the ____ function on the analytical balance

16. What color are gram negative bacteria after the decolorizing step in the Gram stain method?

17. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing is done to

18. Bacteria susceptible to impregnated antibiotics will demonstrate what?

19. Media subjected for culture are labeled on top of the plate

20. What is the purpose of lugol iodine in Gram staining?

21. A type of test which evaluates for the presence of the target analyte and is expressed as an estimate of how much of that substance or analyte is present in the sample

22. A type of test which gives the presence or absence of the target analyte

23. A type of test which measures the actual amount or concentration of a target analyte

24. Lower than normal potassium level is termed as

25. Method to measure how much chemical substance absorbs light by measuring the intensity of light as a beam of light passes through sample solution

26. Reference method for glucose determination

27. Rise of serum sodium concentration exceeding the normal value is termed as

28. Routine chemistry test. EXCEPT

29. Serum is the only sample accepted and/or processed in clinical chemistry.

30. This technique is used to determine the concentration of colored compounds in solutions by the application of Beer-Lambert's Law

31. A type of cast indicative of glumerulonephritis

32. Black and tarrt stool is usually caused by

33. Confirmatory test for erythrocyte, leukocyte, and identification in urine

34. Detection of this/these element/s is reported in high power field

35. Glucose test pad can detect and measure other sugars like lactose, galactose, and fructose

36. Tube 2 containing CSF sample is for waht type of testing

37. Turbid urine may indicate what condition's?

38. Type of bilirubin detected and measure for routine urinalysis

39. Urine containing this analyte will yield a false negative result when exposed to light

40. WBC can be seen in normal stool sample

41. A 5ml of blood is the maximum volume of blood that can be placed for an 80ml Redox 1 or Redox 2 bottle

41. A 5ml of blood is the maximum volume of blood that can be placed for an 80ml Redox 1 or Redox 2 bottle42. All Mycobacterium consumes gas

43. Erroneous insertion bottles are bottles entered into the instrument without being identified

44. I can load patient sample with the same accession number and the same bottle type into the instrument

45. The Magnetic stir bar is the constant vortexing that enhances organisms growth for faster time to detection

46. Coagulase positive result

47. Culture medium are incubated in 35-37oC temperature

48. Decolorizer used for AFB staining

49. If the bacterial suspension is more turbid than the standard, what should be done?

50. What is the role of safranin in Gram staining

51. AML FAB Classification M0

52. Fixative used for peripheral blood smear staining

53. Granulocytes. EXCEPT

54. Ideally, peripheral blood smear should appear as

55. Microhematocrit reading should start above the buffy coat

56. Prolong PT measures the integrity of what pathway

57. Prolong PTT measures the integrity of what pathway

58. Type of smear routinely used in hematology

59. Values outside or beyond the reference or normal range to a degree that may constitute and immediate health risk to the patient.

60. What does AML stands for

61. A 5 ml of blood is the maximum volume of blood that can be placed for an 80 mL Redox 1 or Redox 2 bottle.

62. All Mycobacterium consumes gas

63. Erroneous insertion bottles are bottles entered into the instrument without being identified.

64. I can load patient sample with the same accession number and the same bottle type into the instrument.

65. The Magnetic stir bar is for the constant vortexing that enhances organisms growth for faster time to detection.

66. Versatrek cannot measure the production/consumption of other gases except for O₂ and C0₂.

67. VersaTrek has a separate bottle for myco detection and MTB susceptibility testing.

68. VersaTrek microbial detection sensor is found in the bottle.

69. ALL are considered anticoagulant for sample tubes for routine testing except

70. All is/are considered capabilities of the Laboratory Information System except

71. Hallmarks of good venipuncture procedure include/s:

72. The most critical step in the pre-analytical process is

73. This defines Phlebotomy except:

74. This is a/an reason for specimen rejection except

75. This is/are included as a Pre-Analytic error except

76. This is/are true regarding the Order-ofdraw during the phlebotomy process

77. This process is included within the PreAnalytic process Except

78. Venipunture procedure/s that is/are allowed to be done by a Laboratory phlebotomist

79. A protein on the surface of hepatitis B virus

80. Dengue Duo detects for the presence of

81. Dengue is a blood-borne virus

82. Dengue is primarily caused by what genus and species

83. Dengue NS1 detects for the presence of

84. Dengue virus is transmitted by male mosquitoes.

85. How is HBV transmitted? EXCEPT

86. How many Dengue serotypes are there?

87. Marker for acute hepatitis infection. EXCEPT

88. Sample type commonly used for tumor markers

89. Duration of tourniquet application during extraction?

90. What anticoagulant is used for coagulation testing?

91. What is the first step before performing blood extraction?

92. What is the needle angle when performing phlebotomy?

93. What is the standard needle gauge for blood extraction?

94. What is the vein of choice for phlebotomy?

95. Excess specimen should be discarded immediately after processing

96. Fixative of choice for routine histology

97. Histology sample received without label or with incomplete label is accepted for evaluation

98. It is acceptable to receive specimen even without the request form as long as the specimen container is labelled completely

99. Unfixed specimen should be discarded immediately and is subjected for recollection

100. What should be done to concentrate the cells in fluid samples such as urine?