a patient has been diagnosed with anemia and the physician wants to assess how well the bone marrow is producing RBC's. The physician requests which of the following test to be drawn and tested?

The ASCP Certification Exam syllabus (primarily for MLS/MLT) covers seven core laboratory science areas over a 2.5-hour, 100-question, computer-adaptive test. Key subjects include Blood Banking (15-20%), Chemistry (20-25%), Hematology (20-25%), Microbiology (15-20%), Immunology (5-10%), Urinalysis/Body Fluids (5-10%), and Lab Operations (5-10%).  Core Subject Breakdown (MLS/MLT): Hematology (20-25%): Physiology of blood, anemia, coagulation, and cell morphology. Clinical Chemistry (20-25%): Proteins, enzymes, carbohydrates, lipids, and acid-base/blood gases. Microbiology (15-20%):... Show more

The ASCP Certification Exam syllabus (primarily for MLS/MLT) covers seven core laboratory science areas over a 2.5-hour, 100-question, computer-adaptive test.

Key subjects include Blood Banking (15-20%), Chemistry (20-25%), Hematology (20-25%), Microbiology (15-20%), Immunology (5-10%), Urinalysis/Body Fluids (5-10%), and Lab Operations (5-10%). 

Core Subject Breakdown (MLS/MLT):
Hematology (20-25%): Physiology of blood, anemia, coagulation, and cell morphology.
Clinical Chemistry (20-25%): Proteins, enzymes, carbohydrates, lipids, and acid-base/blood gases.
Microbiology (15-20%): Bacteriology, mycobacteriology, virology, parasitology, and mycology.
Blood Banking (15-20%): Blood group systems, antibody identification, and transfusion medicine.
Immunology (5-10%): Immune response, serologic procedures, and infectious disease.
Urinalysis & Body Fluids (5-10%): Physical, chemical, and microscopic analysis.
Laboratory Operations (5-10%): Quality control, safety, instrumentation, and lab math. 
 

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