ASCP-MLT試験無料問題集「ASCP MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN - MLT(ASCP) 認定」

Convert the following temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit
-4 degrees C

The characteristic that distinguishes vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis from other Enterococcus species is their lack of motility.
Enterococci are all catalase-negative. Growth on bile esculin agar and in 6.5% salt broth are two characteristics that have commonly been used to identify Enterococcus to the genus level. A positive esculin in combination with a positive PYR reaction is another approach to presumptive identification.
Which one of these characteristics distinguishes vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis from other Enterococcus species?

In an alkaline medium, potassium ferricyanide oxidizes hemoglobin to methemoglobin. Further reaction with potassium cyanide produces cyanmethemoglobin which has a maximum absorbance at 540 nm. Color intensity is proportional to total hemoglobin concentration, which is how the hemoglobin levels are measured.
Hematology
In the hemoglobin methodology using potassium ferricyanide the following measurable reaction occurs:

Hematology
What is Coombs sera comprised of:

An employer who fails to provide sufficient personal protective equipment (PPE) for employees may be fined by the:

The role of the laboratory supervisor or manager is to

DAT ( Direct Antiglobulin Test ).
When AHG or Coombs serum is used to demonstrate that red cells are antibody coated in vivo, the procedure is termed:

Hives and rash usually indicate an allergic reaction. Hematuria is due to a variety of causes. Fever and chills usually indicate a febrile reaction. Positive DAT due to conditions other than sensitization to red cell alloantigens is not uncommon. Therefore a positive DAT in the posttransfusion specimen with a negative DAT in the pretransfusion specimen is more likely to indicate alloimmunization.
The most definite indication that a patient has been sensitized to a specific red cell antigen is:

The body compensates for alkalosis or acidosis of the blood PRIMARILY to regain a normal pH, between
7.35 - 7.45.
When the body compensates for a respiratory or metabolic disorder, the MAIN goal is to achieve:

Which specimen should be collected last?
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