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www.gdgoenkahealthcare.com Diploma in Medical Lab and Technology Introduction to Medical Lab Technology DLT1002 Mid Term Examination Set A Total Marks: 60 Duration: 2 Hour General Instructions: ❖ Question Paper consists of three parts (A, B and C) ❖ Attempt all Questions from Part-I. ❖ Attempt any Ten Questions from Part-II. ❖ Attempt any Two Questions from Part-III. ❖ Draw diagram or flowchart wherever necessary. A. Multiple Choice Questions 30 Marks 1. What is the primary function of a hospital laboratory? a. To diagnose patients b. To conduct medical research c. To perform diagnostic tests d. To manage hospital staff 2. Which department is responsible for conducting blood tests in a hospital? a. Cardiology b. Neurology c. Haematology d. Orthopaedics 3. Who oversees the laboratory operations in a hospital? a. Radiologist b. Cardiologist c. Pathologist d. Oncologist 4. What type of specimen is commonly analyzed in a hospital laboratory? a. X-ray b. MRI scan c. Blood sample d. Ultrasound 5. What is a key function of the laboratory information system (LIS)? a. Scheduling surgeries b. Managing patient records c. Tracking laboratory data and test results d. Ordering medical supplies
www.gdgoenkahealthcare.com 6. What is a primary duty of a Medical Laboratory Technician? a. Diagnosing diseases b. Performing laboratory tests and procedures c. Prescribing medications d. Conducting physical exams 7. Where do Medical Laboratory Technicians commonly work? a. Pharmacies b. Law firms c. Hospitals and diagnostic laboratories d. Real estate agencies 8. Which skill is essential for an MLT? a. Public speaking b. Driving c. Attention to detail d. Marketing 9. What type of analysis might an MLT perform? a. Psychological assessment b. Physical therapy c. Blood analysis d. X-ray interpretation 10.What is the role of a phlebotomist in the laboratory? a. To test urine samples b. To analyze blood samples c. To draw blood from patients d. To prepare surgical instruments 11.What does the term "hematuria" mean? a. High blood pressure b. Presence of blood in urine c. Low blood sugar d. Inflammation of the liver 12.What is the meaning of "tachycardia"? a. Low heart rate b. High heart rate c. Normal heart rate d. Heart murmur 13.What does "hematology" study? a. Bones b. Blood c. Muscles d. Brain

www.gdgoenkahealthcare.com a. Heating samples b. Separating blood components c. Viewing small or microscopic organisms and cells d. Measuring liquid volumes 23.What does "biochemistry" study? a. The human brain b. Chemical processes within living organisms c. The structure of muscles d. The function of bones 24.What is the use of a pipette in a laboratory? a. To culture bacteria b. To measure and transfer small volumes of liquid c. To grind samples d. To weigh specimens 25.What is the purpose of a spectrophotometer? a. To sterilize lab equipment b. To measure the intensity of light c. To culture cells d. To weigh samples 26.Why is handwashing important in the laboratory? a. To keep hands moisturized b. To prevent contamination and infection c. To follow dress codes d. To prepare for lunch 27.How should lab coats be handled after use? a. Taken home for washing b. Left in the laboratory to be laundered c. Thrown away d. Stored in personal lockers 28.What is a common cause of contamination in the lab? a. Using new gloves b. Not following proper handwashing procedures c. Wearing safety goggles d. Labelling all containers 29.Why should long hair be tied back in the lab? a. For fashion b. To prevent distraction c. To avoid contamination and accidents d. To enhance comfort 30.What should be done with disposable gloves after use? a. Disposed of in a biohazard container