ASCP MLT| 236 QUESTIONS| WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

Histoplasma capsulatum Correct Answer: Histoplasma capsulatum Which bacteria is H2S negative? Correct Answer: salmonella paratyphi A Which bacteria are H2S positive? Correct Answer: salmonella typhi citrobacter spp. proteus spp. Which statement is correct regarding clinitest? Correct Answer: it is used to detect glucose, galactose, and other reducing sugars How does free to total PSA ratio show the risk of prostate cancer? Correct Answer: The higher the ratio, the lesser the risk Stomatocytes are seen in what clinical condition? Correct Answer: liver disease Burr cells are seen in which of the following conditions? Correct Answer: uremia Reactive monocytosis is seen in which condition? Correct Answer: Tuberculosis Gram negative bacteria, normally seen in the oropharyngeal tract of mammals, they are involved in the pathogenesis of some animal bite wounds as well as periodontal diseases. This bacteria exhibits gliding motility: Correct Answer: capnocytophaga If Hgb=12 and Hct=36%, calculate MCHC Correct Answer: 33 MCHC=Hgb/Hct x 100 Acidic urine specimens are frequently seen in..... Correct Answer: High protein diet A 7 year old boy showed up in a hospital ER with dark colored urine. The dip stick shows a large amount of blood and moderate protein. 14 days ago he had a sore throat and fever. A throat swab is cultured and returns positive for group A beta hemolytic strep. A urine culture will most likely be: Correct Answer: Negative Anti-A 4 Anti-B 4 A-cells 2 B-cells 2 What would you do next? Correct Answer: Incubate reagents and specimen at RT for 15-30 minutes and repeat the test