23. A good blood smear should: a) Have feathered edges b) Occupies 2/3 Slide c) Fingerprint shape d) Not Contain clotted blood e) All the above
23. A good blood smear should: a) Have feathered edges b) Occupies 2/3 Slide c) Fingerprint shape d) Not Contain clotted blood e) All the above
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Transcribed Image Text:23. A good blood smear should:
a) Have feathered edges
b) Occupies 2/3 Slide
c) Fingerprint shape
d) Not Contain clotted blood
e) All the above
24. If a technician collects 1 ml blood in 2.5 ml light blue tube:
a) Reject the sample and cancel the test
b) No problem, this is normal ratio
c) Have the sample re-taken
d) Consult your supervisor
e) Report to physician
25. Thin blood smear remedy action is:
a) Increase the angle of the spreader and bigger drop of blood
b) Decrease the angle of spreader and bigger drop of blood
c) Increase the angle of spreader and smaller drop of blood
d) Decrease the angle of spreader and smaller drop of blood
26. The centrifuge used in hematocrit test is:
a) Centrifuge
b) Cytospin
c) Microcentirfuge
d) Microhematocrit
27. The sediment observed in stained blood smear caused by:
a) Overstraining
b) More Haematoxylin in the mixture
c) Smear was not fixed
d) Using non- filtered stain
e) Using old stain
28. Anticoagulant present in Lavender tube is
a) Sodium citrate
b) Potassium oxalate
c) EDTA
d) Нерarin
e) All the above are possible
to oc
29. Which of the following does not affect ESR?
a) Using old blood specimen
b) Using hemolyzed blood
c) Vertical position of ESR
d) Slanting ESR tube
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