PCAB-AMO TEST LATEST CERTIFICATION
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• vascular phase of hemostasis is characterized by?.
Answer: blood vessels constrict in response to injury
• To determine the proper maintenance of a Glucometer, the blood collector
should.
Answer: Read the package insert.
• One of the main advantages of point-of-care testing (POCT) is.
Answer: Faster turnaround time of test results
• royal blue vacutainer (RED STRIPE) additive.
Answer: none
• A procedure manual differs from a package insert by containing.
Answer: Test procedure steps
• glucometer.
Answer: a device that individuals with diabetes use to measure the amount
of sugar in their blood stream
• monocyte.
Answer: increase in intracellular infections and tuberculosis LARGEST
white blood cell
• Moderate-complexity tests are easier to perform than waived tests..
Answer: False
• test drawn without stasis?.
Answer: lactic acid
• A method used to monitor the accuracy of procedures is.
Answer: Quality control
,• tourniquet is tied around the arm where?.
Answer: 4-6" above draw site
• If an operator is not performing a test correctly, this will be detected
through.
Answer: Quality control
• Failure to comply with mandatory regulatory standards can lead to federal
sanctions and/or loss of accreditation..
Answer: True
• All of the following are hematology point-of-care tests except.
Answer: lipid panel
• Oncology.
Answer: the study and treatment of cancer
• what is OSHA's mission?.
Answer: to prevent work-related injuries, illnesses and deaths
• what does C.Diff stand for?.
Answer: clostridium Difficile
• what does CLSI stand for?.
Answer: The Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute
• most commonly occuring nosocomial infection for LAB employees.
Answer: Hepatitis B
• a lipid panel should be drawn when?.
Answer: when a patient is fasting in a SST tube
• sterile bottle red cap.
Answer: fungal culture
• gray vacu common test.
Answer: OGTT- oral glucose tolerance test lactic acid blood alcohol
• Normal values for point-of-care testing (POCT) glucose when a patient has
, been fasting are.
Answer: 70 to 99 mg/dL
• Which of the following statements referring to point-of-care testing (POCT)
is not true?.
Answer: Testing is usually performed in a central laboratory.
• lavander/purple vacu common test.
Answer: CBC- complete blood count ESR- Erthryocyte sedimentation rate
• The most standardized method of reporting a prothrombin time result is the
international normalized ratio (INR)..
Answer: True
• hemostasis.
Answer: the arrest of bleeding, whether it be by : - normal vasoconstriction -
by an abnormal obstruction - by coagulation - surgical means
• On-site inspections are not required for the Clinical Laboratory
Improvement Amendments (CLIA) provider-performed microscopy
procedures (PPMP) category..
Answer: False
• Specimen collection is part of the.
Answer: Preexamination phase
• Operators must memorize all test procedures for point-of-care testing
(POCT)..
Answer: False
• for glucose testing requiring serum which tube should be used?.
Answer: SST/Gold tube should be used
• All of the following types of specimens can be analyzed with the HemoCue
Glucose 201 Analyzer except.
Answer: Urine
• most common nasocomial infection.
Answer: respiratory
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• vascular phase of hemostasis is characterized by?.
Answer: blood vessels constrict in response to injury
• To determine the proper maintenance of a Glucometer, the blood collector
should.
Answer: Read the package insert.
• One of the main advantages of point-of-care testing (POCT) is.
Answer: Faster turnaround time of test results
• royal blue vacutainer (RED STRIPE) additive.
Answer: none
• A procedure manual differs from a package insert by containing.
Answer: Test procedure steps
• glucometer.
Answer: a device that individuals with diabetes use to measure the amount
of sugar in their blood stream
• monocyte.
Answer: increase in intracellular infections and tuberculosis LARGEST
white blood cell
• Moderate-complexity tests are easier to perform than waived tests..
Answer: False
• test drawn without stasis?.
Answer: lactic acid
• A method used to monitor the accuracy of procedures is.
Answer: Quality control
,• tourniquet is tied around the arm where?.
Answer: 4-6" above draw site
• If an operator is not performing a test correctly, this will be detected
through.
Answer: Quality control
• Failure to comply with mandatory regulatory standards can lead to federal
sanctions and/or loss of accreditation..
Answer: True
• All of the following are hematology point-of-care tests except.
Answer: lipid panel
• Oncology.
Answer: the study and treatment of cancer
• what is OSHA's mission?.
Answer: to prevent work-related injuries, illnesses and deaths
• what does C.Diff stand for?.
Answer: clostridium Difficile
• what does CLSI stand for?.
Answer: The Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute
• most commonly occuring nosocomial infection for LAB employees.
Answer: Hepatitis B
• a lipid panel should be drawn when?.
Answer: when a patient is fasting in a SST tube
• sterile bottle red cap.
Answer: fungal culture
• gray vacu common test.
Answer: OGTT- oral glucose tolerance test lactic acid blood alcohol
• Normal values for point-of-care testing (POCT) glucose when a patient has
, been fasting are.
Answer: 70 to 99 mg/dL
• Which of the following statements referring to point-of-care testing (POCT)
is not true?.
Answer: Testing is usually performed in a central laboratory.
• lavander/purple vacu common test.
Answer: CBC- complete blood count ESR- Erthryocyte sedimentation rate
• The most standardized method of reporting a prothrombin time result is the
international normalized ratio (INR)..
Answer: True
• hemostasis.
Answer: the arrest of bleeding, whether it be by : - normal vasoconstriction -
by an abnormal obstruction - by coagulation - surgical means
• On-site inspections are not required for the Clinical Laboratory
Improvement Amendments (CLIA) provider-performed microscopy
procedures (PPMP) category..
Answer: False
• Specimen collection is part of the.
Answer: Preexamination phase
• Operators must memorize all test procedures for point-of-care testing
(POCT)..
Answer: False
• for glucose testing requiring serum which tube should be used?.
Answer: SST/Gold tube should be used
• All of the following types of specimens can be analyzed with the HemoCue
Glucose 201 Analyzer except.
Answer: Urine
• most common nasocomial infection.
Answer: respiratory
