II. (24pts/2pts each) True or False
III. (50pts) Fill in the Blanks Part A. (14pts/2pts each) In…
III. (50pts) Fill in the Blanks Part A. (14pts/2pts each) Indicate what type of attention each of the statements belong to.
Clinical Specificity is defined as:
Clinical Specificity is defined as:
The following Levey-Jennings Chart will be used for the next…
The following Levey-Jennings Chart will be used for the next 4 questions. I will repost the chart for each question. Review Days 2-7 on the Glucose October QC chart. What does the plot indicate on these days?
A new supervisor asks the lab to perform 30 replicate total…
A new supervisor asks the lab to perform 30 replicate total protein determinations on the same tube of blood on two different chemistry analyzers. The mean, standard deviation (SD), and coefficient of variation (CV) of the total protein are as follows: Analyzer A Analyzer B Mean 60 g/L 85 g/L SD 2.5 g/L 1.5 g/L %CV 4.17% 1.76% Which analyzer is more precise?
Use the standard curve below to answer the question: What…
Use the standard curve below to answer the question: What is the concentration of a sample having an absorbance of 0.475?
What is the largest Mohr Pipet you can use to accurately pip…
What is the largest Mohr Pipet you can use to accurately pipet 0.5 mL of sample?
Clinical Sensitivity is defined as:
Clinical Sensitivity is defined as:
Reivew Day 19 on the Glucose October QC chart. What does t…
Reivew Day 19 on the Glucose October QC chart. What does the plot indicate on this day?
A Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) used the following cont…
A Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) used the following control values for a glucose assay: Mean = 110.5 mg/dL 1 Standard Deviation (SD) = 2.3 mg/dL When the MLS ran their control with their assay batch, a value of 118.5 mg/dL was resulted for the control. Which of the following statements BEST describes the Westgard Rule violation?