CSMLS Practice Complete Guide

CSMLS Practice Complete Guide ____ is an illness noted in the Biohazard Level 3 category. a. Chicken pox. b. Hepatitis A. c. West Nile virus. d. Ebola. c A Medical Laboratory Technologist from the RAH Laboratory is part of a team traveling to the North Thunder Bay Laboratory to assess if that laboratory is adhering to the set standards for laboratory services. This MLT is taking part in which one of the following processes? Select one: a. Risk Management b. Quality Improvement c. Empowerment d. Accreditation d Aldose醛糖 is which of the following? a. Monosaccharides. b. Oligosaccharides. c. Polysaccharides. d. Disaccharides. a All but which of the following is true of white blood cells? a. They have no nucleus. b. They are large. c. They have a very short life span, often days. d. Their primary function is fighting infection. a White blood cells are also known as leukocytes. Their primary function is to fight infection in the body. White blood cells are large, with a nucleus. Their life span is very short, sometimes only days. Antibiogram An antibiogram is a cumulative susceptibility report. It monitors the resistance of common isolated organisms to common administered antimicrobials. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing Antimicrobial susceptibility testing uses the results to help select the best antimicrobial agents to be used for treatment against infectious organisms. As the size of an organization increases, the potential for conflict decreases. Select one: a. True b. False b At which level does CEA plasma correspond with malignancy? a. 5 ng/mL. b. 15 ng/mL. c. 10 ng/mL. d. 12 ng/mL. b Biotin deficiency is a result of which of the following? a. Lack of B7. b. Lack of B2. c. Lack of B12. d. Lack of B5. a The lack of B7 results in Biotin deficiency and lack of B2, Ariboflavinosis. Hypocobalaminemia happens as a result of the lack of B12. Paraesthesia can occur when a lack of B5 is present. Complement can be consumed in infections and collagen vascular diseases. C3 and C4 are measured to indicate consumption and follow disease states. Decreased C4 and normal C3 indicates which of the following? a. recurrent bacterial infection b. angioedema c. overwhelming infection d. mild consumption with classical pathway activation d Decreased C4 and normal C3 indicates mild consumption with classical pathway activation. Recurrent bacterial infection is indicated by decreased H or I. Angioedema is indicated by decreased C1INH. Decreased C3 indicates overwhelming infection. Does anti-Jka bind complement? Select one: a. Never b. Yes: some (~ 20%) c. Yes: some (~ 50 %) d. Always d Failing to do something which a reasonable person in the profession would have done is known as: Select one: a. liability b. tort c. 'res superior' d. Negligence d For which conditions is the ESR valuable as a diagnostic tool? Select one: a. Polymyalgia rheumatic and rheumatoid arthritis b. Rheumatoid arthritis and SLE c. Temporal arteritis and polymyalgia rheumatica d. Temporal arteritis and rheumatoid arthritis c For which disorder/disease would the administration of immune globulin be appropriate? Select one: a. hypovolemic shock b. ITP c. factor VIII deficiency d. to maintain colloid osmotic pressure b Genes that encode the HLA antigens are part of the Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) system. MHC is on chromosome 6 and is divided into Class I, II and III. Which of the following Classes is paired with its proper inclusions? a. Class I includes DR, DP and DQ. b. Class I includes A, B, and C loci. c. Class II includes complement proteins. d. Class II includes A, B, and C loci. b Class I includes A, B, and C loci. Class II includes DR, DP and DQ. Class III includes complement proteins. he type of systemic error where the magnitude changes as a percent of the analyte present is which of the following? a. constant error b. proportional error c. random error d. total error b A proportional error occurs where the magnitude changes as a percent of the analyte present. The error is dependent on analyte concentration. Household bleach used for a spilled laboratory blood specimen is diluted Select one: a. 1/10 b. 1/100 c. 1/1000 d. not at all a How far from the hazard should an emergency eyewash be located?