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Questionnaire (HTMLE)
11. Results that are grossly abnormal should be reviewed by one or all of
the following EXCEPT:
a. General laboratory supervisor
b. Medical director of the laboratory
c. Physician ordering the test
d. Section supervisor
13. The Standard Operating Procedure manual should address four primary
areas. These areas are:
a. Materials, supplies, equipment, storage
b. Equipment, reporting results, technical methods, materials
c. Supplies, instrumentation, equipment, materials
d. Reporting results, reagents, clinical relevance, reference
services
14. A patient has complained to the administration that a bruise was left
after a “brutal” venipuncture. What should be done first?
a. Ask the patient’s nurse if the patient is just seeking
additional attention
b. Ask the phlebotomy supervisor to investigate the incident
c. Ignore the complaint, a bruise is insignificant
d. Have the phlebotomy supervisor check the phlebotomist’s
technique
17. Reagents that require storage between 2-6 OC and are photoreactive
should be stored in a:
a. Refrigerator in a dark bottle
b. Refrigerator in a clear bottle
c. Dark laboratory cabinet sealed from light
d. Laboratory closet in a cool location
28. This law provides that the examination of drinking water should be
performed only in water testing laboratory duly accredited by DOH.
a. PD 223
b. AO 2007-0027
c. PD 856
d. PD 492
31. Which of the following is the authorized body for matters concerning
nuclear or radioactive waste in the Philippines?
a. DOH
b. PNRC
c. BHFS
d. PNRI
33. Med Tech Code of Ethics: To these principles, I hereby subscribe and
pledge to conduct myself at all times in a manner ____ the dignity of my
profession.
a. Exemplifying
b. Befitting
c. Benefitting
d. Showing
35. Med Tech Code of Ethics: Uphold the dignity and respect of my
profession and conduct myself a reputation of reliability, honesty and
____.
a. Integrity
b. Accuracy
c. Fairness
d. Dignity
38. Pathology came from the ancient Greek word “pathos” meaning:
a. First rank of importance
b. Death
c. Suffering
d. To set on fire
49. The first and most important procedure in the preparation for
microscopic examination is the choice of:
a. Fixative
b. Dehydrating agent
c. Clearing agent
d. Staining technique
50. The angulation of the knife (clearance angle) in rotary microtome is:
a. 27-32O
b. 30-35O
c. 5-10O
d. 15-20O
52. The process of removing the burrs formed as well as polishing of the
knife’s cutting edge is known as:
a. Honing
b. Stropping
c. Oiling
d. Trimming
54. All of the following tests are used for the completion of
decalcification EXCEPT:
a. Physical or mechanical
b. Absorption test
c. Chemical test
d. X-ray or radiologic test
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55. The last container through which the surgical tissue sections pass
through in an autotechnicon contains:
a. Formalin
b. Alcohol
c. Acetone
d. Paraffin
59. Xylene turns milky as soon as tissue is place in it. What could be the
possible cause?
a. Incomplete dehydration
b. Incomplete fixation
c. Prolonged dehydration
d. Prolonged fixation
64. Which one of these media is used when histochemical and enzymatic
studies are considered:
a. Paraffin wax
b. Paraplast
c. Ester wax
d. Gelatin
78. It refers to the selective removal of excess stain from the tissue
during regressive staining in order that a specific substance may be
stained distinctly from the surrounding tissues.
a. Progressive staining
b. Differentiation
c. Regressive staining
d. Metachromatic staining
83. Aplastic anemia and bone marrow disease is attributed mostly to:
a. Xylene
b. Toluene
c. Chloroform
d. Benzene
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86. What is the main difference between Papanicolau method and Modified
Papanicolau staining method?
a. Staining time is shorter in Modified Papanicolau method
b. Omission of Bismarck brown on Modified Papanicolau method
c. Volume of fixative used
d. All of these
89. Which of the following cells have a “honeycomb appearance” when viewed
on end?
a. Endometrial cells
b. Parabasal cells
c. Endocervical glandular cells
d. Pregnancy cells
90. It is a type of biopsy in which small pieces of tumor are removed with
special forceps
a. Punch biopsy
b. Bite biopsy
c. Wedge biopsy
d. Incisional biopsy