🧪 Hematology Clinical Scientist MCQs Bank – 2025

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Course contents

Hematology Clinical Scientist DHA Prometric Exam Overview

How many hours is the Hematology Clinical Scientist Exam?

The Hematology Clinical Scientist Exam is 3 hours

How many questions is the Hematology Clinical Scientist Exam?

The Hematology Clinical Scientist Exam is 150 questions

What topics are covered on the Hematology Clinical Scientist DHA prometric Exam?

More About the Hematology Clinical Scientist DHA Prometric Exam

Hematology Clinical Scientist Prometric Exam

Administered by: Dubai Health Authority (DHA)

Duration: 3 Hours

Number of Questions: 150

Pass Score: 60%

Fee: USD 240

Exam Code: MTH4611

Exam Coverage:

1. Lab Safety

Focus on safety protocols in the hematology laboratory.

Key Concepts:

Understanding and implementing laboratory safety guidelines, handling hazardous materials, and preventing contamination.

Tips: Familiarize yourself with OSHA guidelines and other safety regulations specific to hematology labs.

2. Quality Control

Principles and practices of quality control in hematological testing.

Key Concepts:

Importance of maintaining accuracy, reliability, and validity in lab results.

Tips: Review common quality control measures, including calibration, controls, and proficiency testing.

3. Hematology Analyzer / Automation and Peripheral Blood Film

Use of automated analyzers and manual review of blood films.

Key Concepts:

Operation, troubleshooting, and limitations of hematology analyzers.

Identification of cellular morphology in peripheral blood smears.

Tips: Practice identifying normal and abnormal cell types in blood films.

4. Manual Procedures (Cell Counts)

Manual cell counting methods and techniques.

Key Concepts:

Procedures for performing manual red and white blood cell counts.

Understanding when manual counts are required over automated methods.

Tips: Review procedures and calculations for cell counts.

5. Special Hematology

Advanced topics in hematology, including less common diseases and conditions.

Key Concepts:

Rare hematological disorders and specialized tests.

Tips: Focus on the diagnostic criteria for rare conditions in hematology.

6. Special Stains and Films

Use of special stains for identifying various cell types.

Key Concepts:

Techniques such as Wright’s stain, Giemsa stain, and others for cellular identification.

Tips: Learn the indications and interpretations for commonly used special stains.

7. Coagulation

Mechanisms and testing of blood coagulation.

Key Concepts:

Coagulation pathways, bleeding disorders, and associated tests (e.g., PT, aPTT, INR).

Tips: Understand the interpretation of coagulation test results and their clinical relevance.

8. Transfusion Medicine

Principles and practices of transfusion in clinical settings.

Key Concepts:

Blood typing, cross-matching, and indications for transfusion.

Tips: Focus on compatibility testing and management of transfusion reactions.

9. Blood Banking

Storage, management, and distribution of blood products.

Key Concepts:

Blood component preparation, blood donor screening, and inventory management.

Tips: Review regulations and standards for safe blood banking practices.

10. Body Fluids

Analysis of body fluids other than blood (e.g., CSF, synovial fluid).

Key Concepts:

Laboratory techniques for analyzing body fluids and interpreting results.

Tips: Focus on the significance of findings in body fluid analysis in clinical diagnosis.

11. Ethics

Ethical considerations in hematology practice.

Key Concepts:

Patient confidentiality, informed consent, and ethical decision-making.

Tips: Review ethical guidelines, especially in cases of sensitive patient information and diagnostic procedures.

Study Recommendations:

Blueprint-Based Preparation:

Allocate study time according to the weight of each topic in the blueprint. High-yield areas include coagulation, transfusion medicine, and hematology automation.

Core Textbooks and References:

Use recommended resources such as:

1. Hematology Lecture Notes for Medical Laboratory Students by Yared Alemu, Alemayehu Atomsa, Zewdneh Sahlemariam

2. Clinical Laboratory Hematology by Shirlyn B. McKenzie

3. Anderson's Atlas of Hematology by Shauna C. Anderson and Keila B. Poulsen

4. Dacie and Lewis Practical Hematology by SM Lewis, Barbara J. Bain, Imelda Bates

Practice with Clinical Cases:

Familiarize yourself with clinical scenarios to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings.

Mock Tests:

Take timed practice exams to improve pacing and comfort with the question format.

Review Guidelines and Diagnostic Criteria:

Focus on diagnostic criteria, testing protocols, and best practices in laboratory management for hematology.

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This structured outline is designed to help you focus your studies on high-yield areas for the Hematology Clinical Scientist Prometric Exam, emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and practical application in a clinical lab setting.