ASCP BOC Practice Exam Study Test.
1. CML vs. Leukemoid Reaction CML - decreased leukocyte alkaline
phos- phatase (LAP)
Leukemoid Reaction - increased LAP
2. Look-back The process for the identification and
noti- fication of recipients of blood
components from prior donations of
who now test pos- itive for HCV, HIV-
1 and/or HIV-2.
3. External reference electrode used in ISE KCl
4. The serum glucose concentration of a
dia- betic patient undergoing a 2-hr GTT 120
should return to the baseline (fasting
level) after
minutes.
5. Technical problems encountered during the Creatinine clearance
collection of an amniotic fluid specimen
caused doubt as to whether the
specimen was amniotic in origin. Which
procedure would best establish that the
fluid is amni- otic in origin?
6. Oval fat bodies and fatty casts are character- Nephritic Syndrome
istic urine sediment constituents in
patients with .
7. What are the 2 most common reasons
for macrocytosis? B12 and Folate deficiency
8. Calculation for corrected WBC (WBC x 100)/(#nrbc + 100)
9. What is the major protein of HDL? Apolipoprotein A
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1. CML vs. Leukemoid Reaction CML - decreased leukocyte alkaline
phos- phatase (LAP)
Leukemoid Reaction - increased LAP
2. Look-back The process for the identification and
noti- fication of recipients of blood
components from prior donations of
who now test pos- itive for HCV, HIV-
1 and/or HIV-2.
3. External reference electrode used in ISE KCl
4. The serum glucose concentration of a
dia- betic patient undergoing a 2-hr GTT 120
should return to the baseline (fasting
level) after
minutes.
5. Technical problems encountered during the Creatinine clearance
collection of an amniotic fluid specimen
caused doubt as to whether the
specimen was amniotic in origin. Which
procedure would best establish that the
fluid is amni- otic in origin?
6. Oval fat bodies and fatty casts are character- Nephritic Syndrome
istic urine sediment constituents in
patients with .
7. What are the 2 most common reasons
for macrocytosis? B12 and Folate deficiency
8. Calculation for corrected WBC (WBC x 100)/(#nrbc + 100)
9. What is the major protein of HDL? Apolipoprotein A
1/
4
