KMLTTB EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERSION/ A+ SOLUTIONS

KMLTTB EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERSION/ A+ SOLUTIONS DIPLOMA CLINICAL CHEMISTRY MCQ SECTION A: 20 MARKS 1. Which test is done routinely on CSF? a) Ketones b) Urobilin c) pH d) Glucose 2. When receiving a specimen in the lab, the following information must be known EXCEPT: a) Age of the patient b) Sex of the patient c) Height of the patient d) Diagnosis of the patient 3. The principle upon which blood glucose is determined by chemistry analyzers is: a) Asatoor and King‟s b) Benedict‟s quantitative c) Clinistix strip d) Glucose oxidize 4. The type of bilirubin detected in urine of a jaundiced patient is: a) Both direct and indirect bilirubin b) Direct bilirubin only c) Indirect bilirubin only d) Total bilirubin 5. The presence of starch granules in stool may be an indication of: a) Over production of alkaline phosphatase b) Undersecretion of amylase c) Pepsin production is very low d) Dehydration 6. Methods for creatinine estimation include: a) Brown‟s method b) Creatinine kinase c) Cresophthalein complexion (CPC) d) Jaffe‟s alkaline picrate 7. Which of the following substance is increased in Gout? a) Uric acid b) Creatinine c) Urea d) Prosphorus9 8. Diacetyl monoxime is used in the determination of: a) Creatinine b) Creatine c) Uric acid d) Urea 9. A flame emission photometer may be used in the estimation of the following analyte EXCEPT: a) Chlorides b) Sodium c) Potasium d) Lithium 10. Bence-Jones proteins are best demonstrated