A Synopsis of Urinalysis & Body Fluids review for ASCPi

Marion Carrillo

Last Update May 1, 2023

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About This Course

Questions on Urinalysis and Body Fluids cover 5-10% of the MLS(ASCPi) exam. Although that’s only about 5-10 questions, those questions could mean the difference between you passing or failing the exam. During Trinity’s ASCPi Exam Prep, we spent 2 weeks reviewing this subject. This was one of the reviews our students thoroughly enjoyed.

This presentation is a synopsis of the review sessions done for Urinalysis and Body Fluids. This presentation will be valuable to all medical laboratory scientists/technicians/technologists who examine urine and body fluid samples.

Learning Objectives

List factors that contribute to the physical appearance of urine.

Identify chemistry, microbiology and serology tests commonly performed on CSF.

Accurately answer ASCP BOC questions on urinalysis and body fluids.

Requirements

An electronic device to view the presentation
Notepad for taking notes

Target Audience

Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologists
Healthcare professionals interested in the topic

Curriculum

1 Lesson1h 5m

Course content

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Marion Carrillo

MS, MLS (ASCP)cm

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Marion is a medical laboratory scientist certified by the American Society for Clinical Pathology. She also has a Masters degree in Clinical Laboratory Management and completed a specialist in blood banking certificate program. She has many years experience in the blood transfusion service in the U.S and in Trinidad and Tobago. In addition to the work done at Trinity she is an adjunct immunohaematology lecturer and provides non technical and technical advice to persons in need of blood, medical laboratory technologists respectively.