Online Access Free ASCP-MLT Exam Questions
| Exam Code: | ASCP-MLT |
| Exam Name: | MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN - MLT(ASCP) |
| Certification Provider: | ASCP |
| Free Question Number: | 562 |
| Posted: | Sep 04, 2025 |
If a drug is given at intervals that are the same as its half-life, it will take about 5 half-lives to reach steady state.
If a drug is given at intervals that are the same as its half-life, approximately how long will it take the drug to reach steady state?
FAB M5 is acute monoblastic leukemia
FAB M1 is acute myeloblastic leukemia without maturation
FAB M3 is acute promyelocytic leukemia
FAB M4 is acute myelomonocytic leukemia
Which FAB designation is called the "true" monocytic leukemia and is characterized by monoblasts, promonocytes, and monocytes?
Glucagon and epinephrine promote glycogenolysis, conversion of glycogen to glucose, which increases plasma glucose.
Cortisol along with glucagon increases gluconeogenesis, formation of glucose from noncarbohydrates which also raises plasma glucose concentration.
Chem
Which of the following hormones increases plasma glucose concentration by converting glycogen to glucose?
Please select all correct answers
Myoglobin rises typically within 2-4 hours after a myocardial infarction and stay elevated for days, with a peak at the 6-9-hour mark post-MI. After myoglobin, troponin is the next fastest to rise afer a mycardial infarction and can rise within 3-4 hours with a peak around 12 hours post-MI. LD (8-12 hours, 24-48 hour peak) and CK (4-6 hours with peak at 24-36 hours) will also rise after MI, but are not as fast to rise as myoglobin and troponin.
Chemistry
A patient is admitted to the hospital with acute chest pain, but which of the following cardiac markers will be elevated FIRST if the patient had an MI?