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21
The most common type of protein found in the cell membrane is:
A
Lipoprotein
B
Mucoprotein
C
Glycoprotein
D
Nucleoprotein
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22
The enzyme deficiency in the Embden-Meyerhof pathway that is responsible for most cases of nonspherocytic hemolytic anemia is:
A
Hexokinase
B
Phosphotriptokinase
C
Pyruvate Kinase
D
Glyceraldehyde 3-Phosphate
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23
Which of the following would correlate with an elevated ESR value?
A
Osteoarthritis
B
Polycythemia
C
Decreased globulins
D
Inflammation
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24
The most important practice in preventing the spread of disease is:
A
Wearing masks during patient contact
B
Proper handwashing
C
Wearing disposable lab coats
D
Identifying specimens from known or suspected HIV and HBV patients with a red label
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Answer: Proper handwashing
25
Iron is incorporated into the heme molecule in which of the following forms:
A
Ferro
B
Ferrous
C
Ferric
D
Apoferritin
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26
The most frequent cause of needle punctures is:
A
Patient movement during venipuncture
B
Improper disposal of phlebotomy equipment
C
Inattention during removal of needle after venipuncture
D
Failure to attach needle firmly to tube holder
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Answer: Improper disposal of phlebotomy equipment
27
What is the distribution of normal Hb in adults?
A
80-90% Hb A, 5-10% Hb A2, 1-5% Hb F
B
>95% Hb A, <3.5 % Hb A2, <1-2% Hb F
C
All of these
D
None of these
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Answer: >95% Hb A, <3.5 % Hb A2, <1-2% Hb F
28
The maximum number of erythrocytes generated by one Multipotential Stem Cell is:
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29
How are the globin chains genes arranged? Note: a means alpha, B means beta
A
With a genes and B genes on the same chromosome including two a genes and two B genes
B
With a genes and B genes on seperate chromosomes, two a genes on one chromosome and one B gene on a different chromosome
C
With a genes and B genes on the same chromosome - including four a genes and four B genes
D
With a genes and B genes on separate chromosomes - four a genes on one chromosome and two B genes on a different chromosome
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Answer: With a genes and B genes on seperate chromosomes, two a genes on one chromosome and one B gene on a different chromosome
30
Which of the following gathers, organizes, and directs light through the specimen?
A
Ocular
B
Objective lens
C
Condenser
D
Optical Tube
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31
In the bone marrow, RBC precursors are located:
A
In the center of the hematopoietic cords
B
Adjacent to megakaryocytes along the adventitial cell lining
C
Surrounding fat cells in apoptotic islands
D
Surrounding macrophages near the sinus membrane
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Answer: Surrounding macrophages near the sinus membrane
32
During midfetal life, the primary source of blood cells is the:
A
Bone marrow
B
Spleen
C
Lymph Nodes
D
Liver
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33
The layer of the erythrocyte membrane that is largely responsible for the shape, structure, and deformability of the cell is the:
A
Integral protein
B
Exterior lipid
C
Peripheral protein
D
Interior lipid
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Answer: Peripheral protein
34
The acceptable range for hemoglobin values on a control sample is 13 + or - 0.4 g/dL. A hemoglobin determination is performed five times in succession on the same control sample. The results are (in g/dL. 12 12.3, 12, 12.2, and 12.1) These results are:
A
Precise, but not accurate
B
Both accurate and precise
C
Accurate, but not precise
D
Neither accurate nor precise
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Answer: Precise, but not accurate
35
Which of the following cells may develop in sites other than the bone marrow?
A
Monocyte
B
Lymphocyte
C
Megakaryocyte
D
Neutrophil
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36
A multilineage cytokine among the ILs is:
A
IL-1
B
IL-2
C
IL-3
D
IL-4
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37
In the Iron cycle, the transferrin receptor carries:
A
Iron out of duodenal cells from the intestinal lumen
B
Iron out of duodenal cells into the plasma
C
transferrin-bound iron in the plasma
D
transferrin-bound iron into erythrocytes
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Answer: transferrin-bound iron into erythrocytes
38
Which single feature of normal RBC's is most responsible for limiting their life span?
A
Loss of mitochondria
B
Increased flexibility of the cell membrane
C
Reduction of Hb iron
D
Loss of nucleus
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39
The hexose monophosphate pathway activity increases the RBC source of
A
Glucose and lactic acid
B
2,3-BPG and methemoglobin
C
NADPH and reduced glutathione
D
ATP and other purine metabolites
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Answer: NADPH and reduced glutathione
40
The lipids of the RBC membrane are arranged:
A
In chains beneath a protein exoskeleton
B
So that the hydrophobic portions are facing the plasma
C
In a hexagonal lattice
D
In two layers that are not symmetric in composition
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Answer: In two layers that are not symmetric in composition
