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MT(AAB) Generalist Examination Practice Test: Prepare for Success! Looking for an effective way to prepare for the AAB Medical Technologist Generalist exam? This unofficial book of practice questions is for you! This practice question book is organized into six sections, corresponding to the six sections of the AAB(MT) Generalist exam: Basic Knowledge, Chemistry, Microbiology, Hematology, Immunology, and Immunohematology. Each section contains 100 practice questions. Difficult questions are accompanied by an explanation, allowing you to understand the answers and the reasoning behind them. Features: 600 practice questions, including image-based questions and case studies, aligned with the official MT(AAB) exam guidelinesAnswers and explanationsInformation about the MT(AAB) examAn index for easy referenceContent tailored to American standards, including American units and reference rangesSample questions To give you an idea of what to expect, here are six sample questions from the book: 1) BASIC KNOWLEDGEWhich glassware is used to measure 24-hour urine volumes?a. Beakerb. Erlenmeyer flaskc. Graduated cylinderd. Graduated pipetteAnswer: c) Graduated cylinderGraduated cylinders are used to measure 24-hour urine volumes because they are designed to make accurate measurements of large volumes of liquids. They typically come in three sizes (500 mL, 1000 mL, and 2000 mL) and can measure in 5 mL, 10 mL or 20 mL increments. 2) CHEMISTRYWhich of these increases in a urine specimen left at room temperature?a. Bilirubinb. Ketonesc. Leukocytesd. NitritesAnswer: d) NitritesNitrites will increase in urine left at room temperature due to bacterial production. 3) MICROBIOLOGYAfter Gram staining, what colour are gram-negative organisms?a. Greenb. Light bluec. Purple or brownd. Red or pinkAnswer: d) Red or pinkIn Gram staining, a primary stain stains gram-positive organisms purple and a counterstain stains the gram-negative organisms red or pink. You can remember this by "keeping your P's together" Purple is Positive. 4) HEMATOLOGYWhich anticoagulant is used for red blood cell counts?a. EDTAb. Heparinc. Sodium citrated. Sodium fluorideAnswer: a) EDTAEDTA is the best anticoagulant for preserving the morphology of blood cells. For this reason, red blood cell counts are collected in a tube containing EDTA. 5) IMMUNOLOGYWhich leukocytes are nongranular?a. Basophils and mast cellsb. Basophils and monocytesc. Lymphocytes and monocytesd. Neutrophils and eosinophilsAnswer: c) Lymphocytes and monocytesThe nongranular leukocytes are lymphocytes and monocytes. These leukocytes have no obvious granules in their cytoplasm.The granular leukocytes are neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, and mast cells. 6) IMMUNOHEMATOLOGYWhich of these tests can detect heterophile antibodies?a. ABO typingb. Indirect antiglobulin testc. Karyotype testd. Mononucleosis testAnswer: d) Mononucleosis testThe mononucleosis test detects heterophile antibodies produced in response to an Epstein-Barr virus infection, the virus that causes mononucleosis.

Prepare for the MT(AAB) Basic Knowledge Examination with this unofficial book of practice questions. This book contains 240 multiple-choice questions to practice with, all carefully designed to reflect the real MT(AAB) Basic Knowledge Examination. Included in this book: - 240 multiple-choice questions, with answers and explanations To give you an idea of what the questions are like, below are five questions from the book: 1. The monitoring of laboratory processes to ensure the accuracy of test results is an aspect of: a) corporate complianceb) critical thinkingc) quality assuranced) risk managementAnswer: c) quality assurance 2. What do double rings on a pipette mean?a) The last drop must be blown outb) The pipette can hold 2 mLc) The pipette will deliver the measured amount of liquid only at 20°Cd) The volume is measured at this pointAnswer: a) The last drop must be blown outA pipette with two etched rings is a "blow-out" pipette. This means after you have drawn up and dispensed the liquid, you need to blow out the remaining liquid clinging to the pipette walls by blowing with a rubber bulb. 3. Which CLIA certificate allows laboratories to conduct moderate or high complexity tests before the laboratory is inspected and a final certificate is issued?a) Accreditationb) Compliancec) Registrationd) WaiverAnswer: c) RegistrationCertificates of Registration are issued to allow the laboratory to perform non-waived testing until the laboratory is surveyed. Once the laboratory is inspected and found in compliance, a final certificate of compliance or accreditation is issued. 4. Which of these is a CLIA waived test?a) Complete blood countb) Fecal occult blood testc) Immunoassayd) Peripheral smearAnswer: b) Fecal occult blood testCLIA waived tests are easy to perform and have a low risk of an incorrect result. They include fecal occult blood tests, urine pregnancy tests, blood glucose tests, and urine dipstick tests. 5. For data distributed normally, how many values are within two standard deviations from the mean?a) 50%b) 68%c) 83%d) 95%Answer: d) 95%For data distributed normally, 95% of data falls within two standard deviations of the mean.

This is the second book in the series. For the other books in the series, visit https: //www.amazon.ca/dp/B093TG1FDR CSMLS MLA Certification Exam Practice Tests: Prepare for Success! Are you looking for an effective way to prepare for the CSMLS MLA exam? If yes, then this unofficial book of practice questions is for you. With 180 multiple-choice questions, this book covers all of the major topics you can expect to encounter on the CSMLS MLA exam, including safe work practices, analytical procedures, quality management, critical thinking, and more. Each question is designed to closely resemble the types of questions you'll encounter on the actual exam, so you can practice with confidence and get a feel for the exam format. Difficult questions are accompanied by an explanation, allowing you to fully understand the answer and the reasoning behind it. In addition to the practice questions, this book includes valuable information about the exam to help you approach the exam with confidence. Overall, this book is a must-have resource for anyone looking to pass the CSMLS MLA exam and has been specifically designed to help you succeed. Sample questions To give you an idea of what the questions are like, below are six questions from the book. 1) SAFE WORK PRACTICESA skin cut is an example of which link in the chain of infection?a. Infectious agentb. Mode of transmissionc. Portal of entryd. ReservoirAnswer: c) Portal of entryThe portal of entry is the method a pathogen uses to enter a susceptible host. Examples include the respiratory tract, blood, mucous membranes, and broken skin. 2) DATA AND SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND HANDLINGWhat is a neutrophil?a. A bacteria that prefers a neutral (pH 7) environmentb. A chemical with a neutral pHc. A type of coagulation factor in the bloodd. A type of white blood cellAnswer: d) A type of white blood cell 3) PRE-ANALYTICAL PROCEDURESA laboratory has an autoclave rule stating "Do not fill containers more than half full with liquids". If a lab technician has to prepare 220 ml of media for autoclaving, then which of these volume containers would be most appropriate?a. 200 mLb. 300 mLc. 400 mLd. 500 mLAnswer: d) 500 mL2 × 220 mL = 440 mL. This means only the 500 mL container can contain 220 mL without becoming more than half-full. 4) REAGENT PREPARATIONA lab technician is making a solution by combining 3 parts of a solute with 7 parts of water. How many millilitres of the solute and water are needed to make 100 mL of the solution?a. 7 mL of solute and 3 mL of waterb. 10 mL of solute and 70 mL of waterc. 30 mL of solute and 70 mL of waterd. 70 mL of solute and 30 mL of waterAnswer: c) 30 mL of solute and 70 mL of water3 + 7 is a total of 10 parts.Therefore, the amount of solute needed: 100 mL × 3/10 = 30 mLAmount of water needed: 100 mL × 7/10 = 70 mL 5) COMMUNICATION AND INTERACTIONWhat can be predicted when a team is highly cohesive?a. High member satisfactionb. High-performance resultsc. Positive performance normsd. Status congruityAnswer: a) High member satisfaction 6) QUALITY MANAGEMENTA control has a mean of 2.8 with a standard deviation of 0.3. This means 68% of the values should fall within a range of: a. 2.0-3.1b. 2.2-3.4c. 2.2-3.4d. 2.5-3.1Answer: d) 2.5-3.1In a normal distribution, 68% of values will fall within one standard deviation of the mean. One standard deviation here is 0.3. Therefore, to find the range of values that fall within one standard deviation, simply add and subtract 0.3 from the mean: 2.8 + 0.3 = 3.12.8 - 0.3 = 2.5Therefore the range for one standard deviation is 2.5-3.1.