What is the primary purpose of quality control (QC) in a clinical laboratory?
What does “SOP” stand for in a clinical laboratory setting?
What does “SOP” stand for in a clinical laboratory setting?
A fire extinguisher labeled “Class C” is used for which type…
A fire extinguisher labeled “Class C” is used for which type of fire?
Which vein is least preferred for venipuncture due to proxim…
Which vein is least preferred for venipuncture due to proximity to major arteries?
An elevated glycosylated hemoglobin A1c test result indicate…
An elevated glycosylated hemoglobin A1c test result indicates:
If a blood specimen is visibly hemolyzed, what action should…
If a blood specimen is visibly hemolyzed, what action should the Medical Laboratory Assistant take?
What is the primary method for identifying bacteria in a cli…
What is the primary method for identifying bacteria in a clinical laboratory?
Before aliquoting a sample from a primary tube, what is a cr…
Before aliquoting a sample from a primary tube, what is a crucial step to ensure homogeneity, especially for samples like plasma or serum?
What is the correct order of draw for a venipuncture when co…
What is the correct order of draw for a venipuncture when collecting blood into a light blue top tube (coagulation), a red top tube (serum), and a lavender top tube (EDTA)?
A positive fecal occult blood test (FOBT) indicates:
A positive fecal occult blood test (FOBT) indicates: