Yellow bag in biomedical waste is used for: *(PYQ)*
a) Glassware b) Human anatomical waste c) Sharps d) Plastic disposables
a) Glassware b) Human anatomical waste c) Sharps d) Plastic disposables
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6%
A
78%
B
8%
C
8%
D
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A lab technician spills 5 mL of blood on the bench. What is the correct first step?
a) Wipe with tissue b) Wash with water c) Cover with disinfectant and allow contact time d) Ignore if small
a) Wipe with tissue b) Wash with water c) Cover with disinfectant and allow contact time d) Ignore if small
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11%
A
12%
B
76%
C
1%
D
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Autoclaving kills microorganisms by:
a) Dry heat b) Protein denaturation c) Radiation d) Oxidation
a) Dry heat b) Protein denaturation c) Radiation d) Oxidation
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41%
A
47%
B
6%
C
5%
D
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Sharps injury should be reported:
a) Within 24 hours b) Immediately c) After symptoms appear d) After shift ends
a) Within 24 hours b) Immediately c) After symptoms appear d) After shift ends
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17%
A
74%
B
7%
C
1%
D
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Prolonged EDTA storage (>6 hours at room temperature) causes:
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18%
Decreased ESR
18%
Decreased MCV
53%
Increased MCV with cellular swelling
10%
Increased platelet count
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A βleft shiftβ in CBC indicates:
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36%
Increased immature granulocytes
47%
Increased segmented neutrophils
14%
Increased lymphocytes
2%
Increased monocytes
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On an automated hematology analyzer, the presence of NRBCs can falsely:
a) Increase Hb b) Increase WBC count c) Decrease RBC count d) Increase PCV
a) Increase Hb b) Increase WBC count c) Decrease RBC count d) Increase PCV
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17%
A
44%
B
25%
C
14%
D
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A peripheral smear shows tear drop cells, nucleated RBCs, and leukoerythroblastic picture. Most likely diagnosis:
a) Iron deficiency anemia b) Myelofibrosis c) Aplastic anemia d) Thalassemia minor
a) Iron deficiency anemia b) Myelofibrosis c) Aplastic anemia d) Thalassemia minor
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20%
A
40%
B
25%
C
15%
D
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A patientβs CBC shows:
β’ Hb: 7.2 g/dL
β’ MCV: 68 fL β’ MCHC: Low β’ RBC: Decreased Most likely diagnosis:
β’ Hb: 7.2 g/dL
β’ MCV: 68 fL β’ MCHC: Low β’ RBC: Decreased Most likely diagnosis:
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54%
Iron deficiency anemia
22%
Megaloblastic anemia
16%
Hemolytic anemia
7%
Thalassemia major
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A patient has MCV 68 fL and RDW 12%. Most likely diagnosis:
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37%
Iron deficiency anemia
37%
Anemia of chronic disease
16%
Thalassemia minor
10%
Sideroblastic anemia
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A patient with G6PD deficiency is given antimalarials. CBC reveals normocytic anemia with βse reticulocyte count and βse indirect bilirubin. The likely cause is:
a) Aplastic anemia π₯
b) Autoimmune hemolytic anemia β€οΈ
c) Acute hemolysis π
d) Ineffective erythropoiesis π
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a) Aplastic anemia π₯
b) Autoimmune hemolytic anemia β€οΈ
c) Acute hemolysis π
d) Ineffective erythropoiesis π
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Viruses are best described as:
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34%
Free-living microorganisms
16%
Facultative anaerobes
10%
Autotrophic organisms
40%
Obligate intracellular parasites
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The largest virus category is:
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19%
Adenovirus
19%
Picornavirus
51%
Poxvirus
11%
Parvovirus
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A 25-year-old man was bitten by a stray dog while walking home. After a few weeks, he developed fear of water, excessive salivation, and agitation.
Which of the following viruses is most likely responsible for his symptoms?
Which of the following viruses is most likely responsible for his symptoms?
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4%
Poliovirus
87%
Rabies virus
7%
Dengue virus
1%
Influenza virus
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Negri bodies detection is used for the diagnosis of:
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15%
Poliomyelitis
19%
Measles
58%
Rabies
8%
Influenza
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Which one of these viruses is considered Exanthem virus?
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19%
Measles - HIV - mumpus
34%
Adenovirus - rubella - SARS
47%
German measles - varicella- Parvovirus B19
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