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    Recall Questions-February 14, 2018 Wyne Brent M. Corpuz, RMT

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    This document contains a list of medical questions and their answers. Some key points include: - Questions cover topics like hematology, microbiology, chemistry, and more - Answers explain disease states, laboratory tests, procedures, and interpretations - Over 50 questions and answers are provided as a study guide for medical laboratory exams

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    This document contains a list of medical questions and their answers. Some key points include: - Questions cover topics like hematology, microbiology, chemistry, and more - Answers explain disease states, laboratory tests, procedures, and interpretations - Over 50 questions and answers are provided as a study guide for medical laboratory exams

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    Recall Questions- February 14, 2018 Wyne Brent M.

    Corpuz, RMT, MLS(ASCPi)CM

    QUESTIONS ANSWER
    Reactive monocytosis Tuberculosis
    HBa1C are affected by Shortened RBC lifespan
    Hemolytic Anemia
    Different Fecal Fat tests are affected similarly by Weighing and Extraction
    So sperm count After liquefaction (30-60 minutes)
    Reagent strip for glucose: Positive Positive for Glucose
    Clinitest: Negative Presence of small amount of glucose
    Urine pH of 4.5 possible case of High protein diet
    Hair perforation test used to differentiate T. mentagrophytes and T. rubrum
    Blood group that deteriorates on storage P system
    Mature trophozoites and schizonts are not seen in peripheral P. falciparum
    smear
    Prolonged apnea Pseudocholinesterase
    Specimen for Rotavirus Stool
    Positive ELISA test for Rotavirus Report as + for Rotavirus
    Patient given penicillin after diagnosis with Walking Pneumonia. No cell wall
    After few days penicillin did nothing to treat the disease
    PTH lvl: Normal Metastatic Carcinoma
    Ca: Elevated
    Ca: Elevated Multiple myeloma
    PO4: Elevetaed
    Patient with jaundice and pancreatic mass CA 19-9
    Comparison of two methods using means Paired T-test
    Post prandial turbidity is caused by Lipoproteins
    Other choices: Chylomicrons
    Valid result for Hemolytic anemia Urine Bilirubin: Negative
    Urine UBG: Elevated
    B1: Elevated
    Lifetime marker for hepatitis B seen in acute infection Anti-HBc
    Antigens found on saliva of patient: Blood type “A” positive, A, H, Lea
    Le(a+b-)
    Hematology results Pure red cell aplasia
    Normal WBC, Platelet count Note that normal value of retic count is
    Reticulocyte count: 0.1% Adult: 0.5-1%
    Newborn: 2-6%
    Falsely decrease ESR due to Prolonged standing
    Indole (-) E. cloacae
    MR (-)
    LOA (-++)
    Catalase (+), nonmotile, gamma hemolytic, Gram positive, B. anthracis
    resistant to penicillin
    From a wound, TSI: A/A, oxidase (+) Aeromonas
    Primidone toxicity Monitor phenobarbital
    During blood donation, donor bag stopped at 390 mL Use as Packed RBC
    BB deferrals except RhIg- 6 months
    Note it should be 12 months
    Differentiate P. aeruginosa vs. P. putida Growth at 42C
    Latex agglutination test for S. aureus Clumping actor and Protein A
    Causes false negative ABO typing Incubation at 37C
    Cat Scratch B. henselae
    Cat Bite P. multocida
    pH measurement Need pH with known buffer at
    constant temperature
    Recall Questions- February 14, 2018 Wyne Brent M. Corpuz, RMT, MLS(ASCPi)CM

    Purpose of potassium permanganate Quenching agent


    Decrease serum Na, other electrolytes normal, osmolality normal Perform using indirect ISE for Na
    Calculation of % Saturation %S= (Serum Fe/TIBC) x 100
    UIBC= 185 TIBC=UIBC + Serum Fe
    Serum Fe= 125
    Adrenal Cushing Syndrome Increase Cortisol
    Normal ACTH
    Rapid test for legionella Urine Antigen test
    Urinalysis result Tubular Necrosis
    RTE=25-30/hpf
    Rouleaux is not noticeable in what phase AHG
    CSF for culture arrived late and MLS only manages to do Gram Incubate at 35C or 37C
    stain, what should MT do
    Study Rickettsial group Weil Felix interpretation
    Gold Standard test: IFA
    Rh control Always NEGATIVE

    Furazolidone Resistant Micrococcus


    Study and read Hematology and ISBB in HARR Mostly in Anemia and Leukemia
    Antibody panels
    Asked twice
    1st answer: Cold agglutinin Disease
    2nd answer: M. pneumoniae

    Rouleaux due to high amount of


    proteins

    Exact Picture
    Heinz Body

    High retic count on Wright stained


    smear, what to do?

    Do Heinz body counting

    PCR error (asked twice) Contamination of Nucleic acid/


    nucleotides
    Multiple sclerosis
    Recall Questions- February 14, 2018 Wyne Brent M. Corpuz, RMT, MLS(ASCPi)CM

    Electrophoretic pattern

    Asked in my exam:
    - Beta gamma bridging: Cirrhosis,
    fibrinogen (used plasma)
    - Albumin decrease
    - Alpha1 antitrypsin (emphysema)

    Altrenaria

    Lesion in arm, flowerets S. schenckii


    Practice ANTIBODY PANELS, TROUBLESHOOTING
    FORWARD AND BACKWARD TYPING
    Pheochromocytoma monitoring Metanephrines
    Hyperglycemia seen in Cushings syndrome
    Recall Questions- February 14, 2018 Wyne Brent M. Corpuz, RMT, MLS(ASCPi)CM


    God Bless! I’ll update you if I can recall other questions. JJJ
    NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE. GOD WILL GRANT THE DESIRES OF YOUR HEART.

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