AMT MT STUDYGUIDE EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 - 2026
The rule of stating that normal, healthy individuals possess ABO antibodies to
the ABO blood group antigens that are absent from their red cells is termed
Select one:
a. Phases Rule.
b. Landsteiner's Rule.
c. ABO Rule.
d. Autologous Rule. - ANSWERS-b. Landsteiner's Rule.
The physical expression of inherited traits determined by reacting red cells
with known antisera and observing for the presence or absence of
hemagglutination is
Select one:
a. phenoytpe.
b. genotype.
c. pedigree chart.
d. agglutination. - ANSWERS-a. phenoytpe.
,Which population in the U.S. has the highest frequency of the group B
phenotype?
Select one:
a. White
b. Black
c. Asian
d. Latin - ANSWERS-c. Asian
If you have Type AB blood, you can receive
Select one:
a. only Type A blood.
b. only blood you have donated for yourself.
c. only type O blood.
d. Types A, B, AB and O blood. - ANSWERS-d. Types A, B, AB and O blood.
Conditions that are appropriate to observe antibody/antigen reactions, such
as in blood typing may include
Select one:
a. temperature.
b. pH.
c. ionic strength.
d. All of the Above. - ANSWERS-d. All of the Above.
,Under CLIA law, the process of testing and adjusting an instrument or test
system to establish a correlation between the measured response and the
concentration or amount of the substance that is being measuredby the test
procedure is
a. calibration.
b. calibration verification.
c. a challenge.
d. quality control. - ANSWERS-a. calibration.
What agency determines the complexity of a lab test system?
a. CMS
b. FDA
c. CDC
d. OSHA - ANSWERS-b. FDA
Certain moderate complexity microscopy tests (such as urine sediment
evaluation and skin scrapings) commonly performed by healthcare providers
in the office setting are classified as
a. provider moderate complexity tests.
b. provider exempt status.
c. provider personnel testing.
d. provider performed microscopy. - ANSWERS-d. provider performed
microscopy.
, Policies and procedures that are intended to promote the quality and validity
of test data and ensure the reliability and integrity of data generated by
analytical laboratories is known as
a. CLIA Law.
b. Quality Assurance Plan (QAP).
c. Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP).
d. Total Quality Management (TQM). - ANSWERS-c. Good Clinical Laboratory
Practice (GCLP).
Devices based on electrophoretic principles are used in the clinical laboratory
to perform all of the following except to
a. measure quantities of various proteins in plasma, urine, and CSF.
b. separate enzymes into their component isoenzymes.
c. identify antibodies.
d. measure molecules in a characteristic spectrum called the emission
spectrum. - ANSWERS-d. measure molecules in a characteristic spectrum
called the emission spectrum.
The chemistry methodology that is based on the fact that substances of
clinical interest selectively absorb or emit electromagnetic energy at different
wavelengths is
a. flourometry.
b. atomic absorption.
c. spectrophotometry.
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 - 2026
The rule of stating that normal, healthy individuals possess ABO antibodies to
the ABO blood group antigens that are absent from their red cells is termed
Select one:
a. Phases Rule.
b. Landsteiner's Rule.
c. ABO Rule.
d. Autologous Rule. - ANSWERS-b. Landsteiner's Rule.
The physical expression of inherited traits determined by reacting red cells
with known antisera and observing for the presence or absence of
hemagglutination is
Select one:
a. phenoytpe.
b. genotype.
c. pedigree chart.
d. agglutination. - ANSWERS-a. phenoytpe.
,Which population in the U.S. has the highest frequency of the group B
phenotype?
Select one:
a. White
b. Black
c. Asian
d. Latin - ANSWERS-c. Asian
If you have Type AB blood, you can receive
Select one:
a. only Type A blood.
b. only blood you have donated for yourself.
c. only type O blood.
d. Types A, B, AB and O blood. - ANSWERS-d. Types A, B, AB and O blood.
Conditions that are appropriate to observe antibody/antigen reactions, such
as in blood typing may include
Select one:
a. temperature.
b. pH.
c. ionic strength.
d. All of the Above. - ANSWERS-d. All of the Above.
,Under CLIA law, the process of testing and adjusting an instrument or test
system to establish a correlation between the measured response and the
concentration or amount of the substance that is being measuredby the test
procedure is
a. calibration.
b. calibration verification.
c. a challenge.
d. quality control. - ANSWERS-a. calibration.
What agency determines the complexity of a lab test system?
a. CMS
b. FDA
c. CDC
d. OSHA - ANSWERS-b. FDA
Certain moderate complexity microscopy tests (such as urine sediment
evaluation and skin scrapings) commonly performed by healthcare providers
in the office setting are classified as
a. provider moderate complexity tests.
b. provider exempt status.
c. provider personnel testing.
d. provider performed microscopy. - ANSWERS-d. provider performed
microscopy.
, Policies and procedures that are intended to promote the quality and validity
of test data and ensure the reliability and integrity of data generated by
analytical laboratories is known as
a. CLIA Law.
b. Quality Assurance Plan (QAP).
c. Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP).
d. Total Quality Management (TQM). - ANSWERS-c. Good Clinical Laboratory
Practice (GCLP).
Devices based on electrophoretic principles are used in the clinical laboratory
to perform all of the following except to
a. measure quantities of various proteins in plasma, urine, and CSF.
b. separate enzymes into their component isoenzymes.
c. identify antibodies.
d. measure molecules in a characteristic spectrum called the emission
spectrum. - ANSWERS-d. measure molecules in a characteristic spectrum
called the emission spectrum.
The chemistry methodology that is based on the fact that substances of
clinical interest selectively absorb or emit electromagnetic energy at different
wavelengths is
a. flourometry.
b. atomic absorption.
c. spectrophotometry.
