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Clinical Sciences Practice Test: Pathology
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Pathology is a branch of medical science that studies and diagnoses disease. It involves the examination of bodily fluids, tissues, organs, and sometimes the entire body.  Here are some basics about pathology:   Clinical pathology Involves the examination of surgically removed organs, tissues, bodily fluids, and sometimes the entire body. Microbiology A subsection of clinical pathology that studies microorganisms that are invisible to the naked eye, such as bacteria, fungi, and protozoa. Histology The study of the microscopic anatomy of cells. It's an integral part of pathology and... Show more
Clinical Sciences Practice Test: Pathology
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25 Questions

1. Anaemia is caused due to deficiency of _________
2. On collecting blood, what solution is added to it?
3. Which device is used to separate the components of blood?
4. On what basis is the blood group classified?
5. Where are the platelets produced?
6. How many blood types exist including the positive and negative factors?
7. If the blood of two different groups is mixed together, what problem is observed?
8. Which of the following devices are used to maintain a sterile environment while working with microorganisms?
9. How much blood does the body have in reserve and where is it stored?
10. A Histopathology lab will deal with _________
11. How to distinguish eosinophils from basophils?
12. Hemophilia is more dominant in _________
13. The non – cellular components of blood consist of

i) Fibrin ii) Thrombin iii) Sodium iv) Plasma v) Thrombocytes vi) Phagocytes vii) creatinine viii) Water ix) hormones x) enzymes
14. How are the blood cells and plasma separated?
15. Other than transfusion, when is it necessary to take the Rh factor into consideration?
16. The cells related to blood are collectively called as
17. An electrophoresis machine is used to __________
18. In a normal adult male, what is the ration of RBCs: WBCs: Platelets per ml of blood?
19. How are mature and non – matured RBCs distinguished?
20. What is the temperature which is maintained by the Freezers in the pathology labs?
21. A virus that destroys the immunity of the body and can spread through blood is __________
22. What is the lifespan of platelets?
23. Where are the RBCs destroyed?
24. Extraction of a small section of diseased tissue to study and diagnose is called ______
25. What is the ratio of basophils to eosinophils?