• Hematology Sample Papers 3rd Semester HSBTE Semester Examination

  Sample 1

  3rd Sem / Branch: DMLT, Subject: Clinical Haematology-I 221932 Time: 3 Hrs. M.M.: 60

  SECTION-A

  Note: Multiple-choice questions. All questions are compulsory (6x1=6)

• Q.1 Erythrocytes are formed in _______________ .

  a) RES b) Liver c) Bone marrow d) Intestine

• Q.2 Aggregated mass of erythrocytes is called________.

  a) Clumping b) Rouleaux c) Shaking d) Agglutination

• Q.3 The unit of MCH is ____________ . a) Picogram b) Gram c) Femtolitre d) Deciliter

• Q.4 Size of reticulocytes are_________Larger than erythrocytes. a) 10% b) 6% c) 8% d) 12%

• Q.5 Vitamin C ________Iron absorption rate. a) Increase b) Decrease c) Destroy d) None of these

• Q.6 Expand MCV.

  a) Macro corpuscular volume b) Mean corpuscular volume

  c) Micro corpuscular volume d) Metro corpuscular volume

  SECTION-B

  Note: Objective/ Completion type questions. All questions are compulsory. (6x1=6)

• Q.7 Name any two factors on which ESR depends.

• Q.8 Define the term red cell Fragility.

• Q.9 Write the symptoms of anaemia.

• Q.10 Define LE cell.

• Q.11 Define Rouleaux.

• Q.12 In which anaemia are MCH & MCV high?

  SECTION-C

  Note: Short answer type questions.

  Attempt any eight questions out of the ten questions. (8x4=32)

• Q.13 Write the merits of the various methods of PCV estimation.

• Q.14 Explain haemolysis.

• Q.15 Write the reference range & interpretation of MCV.

• Q.16 Write a short note on iron deficiency anaemia.

• Q.17 Give the lab diagnosis of sickle cell anaemia.

• Q.18 Give the procedure for staining of reticulocytes.

• Q.19 Write the difference between the LE cell and Tart cell.

• Q.20 Draw a labeled diagram of Wester Green's tube.

• Q.21 Define the terms MCH, MCHC & MCV.

• Q.22 Write the principle & procedure of the supravital stain.

  SECTION-D

  Note: Long answer type questions.

  Attempt any two questions out of the three questions. (2x8=16)

• Q.24 What is anemia? Discuss their detailed classification.

• Q.25 Give the principle, procedure & clinical significance of ESR estimation by the Wintrobe method.

• Q.26 Give the principle, procedure & interpretation of the osmotic fragility test.

Dr Pramila Singh

Sample 2

3rd Sem / Branch: MLT Sub.: Clinical Haematology - I 221932 Time: 3Hrs. M.M.: 60

SECTION-A

Note: Multiple-choice questions. All questions are compulsory (6x1=6)

• Q.1 Expand PCV.

  a) Packed column value b) Packed cell Volume

  c) Possible Cell Volume d) Packed Cement Volume

• Q.2 Which of the following types of fragility occurs due to exposure to hypotonic saline?

  a) Mechanical fragility b) Technical fragility c) Electrical fragility d) Osmotic fragility

• Q.3 How would you classify this anemia morphologically?

  a) Microcytic b) Macrocytic c) Normochromic d) Unable to tell

• Q.4 Expand MCHC.

  a) Macrocorpuscular Hemoglobin concentration

  b) Mean corpuscular Hemoglobin concentration

  c) Microcorpuscular Hemoglobin concentration

  d) Microcorpuscular Hemoglobin concentration

• Q.5 Rate of setting of erythrocytes in anticoagulated, undisturbed whole blood is called_______?

  a) ESR b) PCV c) Rouleaux d) PVC

• Q.6 Normal range hemoglobin in Male______

  a) 13.5 - 17.5 b) 11.5 - 15.5 c) 9.5 - 11.5 d) 12.5- 16.5

  SECTION-B

  Note: Objective/Completion type questions. All questions are compulsory. (6x1=6)

• Q.7 Reticulocytes are immature red blood cells. (True/False)

• Q.8 Define an Isotonic solution.

• Q.9 Define the term Hemolytic anemia.

• Q.10 Blood is a composition of _______ and blood cells.

• Q.11 What is the role of Hemoglobin?

• Q.12 Write the formula for the calculation of MCHC.

  SECTION-C

  Note: Short-answer type questions.

  Attempt any eight questions out of the ten questions. (8x4=32)

• Q.13 Write the difference between Westergreen & wintrobe tubes.

• Q.14 Write the symptoms of anaemia.

• Q.15 Write the normal ranges of MCV, MCH, MCHC & PCV.

• Q.16 Describe the causes of Megaloblastic anaemia.

• Q.17 Write the errors that occur during the ESR estimation.

• Q.18 Define reticulocytes and draw a labelled diagram.

• Q.19 Define red cell fragility & draw the structure of red cell during the fragility test.

• Q.20 Name the equipment used in a haematology laboratory.

• Q.21 Describe the clinical significance of red cell fragility.

• Q.22 Explain the tart cell with well well-labeled diagram.

  SECTION-D

  Note: Long answer type questions.

  Attempt any two questions out of the three questions. (2x8=16)

• Q.23 What is a supravital stain, and write its composition. Also, give a brief description of the staining procedure.

• Q.24 Describe the principle, procedure, and clinical significance of PCV.

• Q.25 What is megloblastic anemia? Describe its lab diagnosis.

Dr Pramila Singh

Sample 3

3rd Sem / DMLT, Subject: Clinical Haematology - I (1) 221932 Time: 3 Hrs. M.M.: 60

SECTION-A Note: Multiple-choice questions. All questions are compulsory (6x1=6)

• Q.1 Megaloblastic Anaemia occurs due to a deficiency of

  a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin C c) Vitamin B-12 d) None of these

• Q.2 The unit of MCH is a) Femtolitre b) Picogram c) Gram d) Deciliter

• Q.3 Haemolysis due to_______ is called osmotic erthrocyte fragility

  a) Osmotic Pressure b) Mechanical Pressure c) UV Pressure d) Laser

• Q.4 Which tube is used for both ESR & PCV?

  a) Capillary tube b) Westergren Tube c) Wintrobe Tube d) None

• Q.5 Brilliant cresyl blue is use for ______ count?

  a) WBC b) Reticulocyte c) Both A & B d) None of these

• Q.6 The Microhematocrit method is used in which of the following

  a) PCV b) ESR c) Reticulocyte count d) All

  SECTION-B

  Note: Objective/ Completion type questions. All questions are compulsory. (6x1=6)

• Q.7 In Sepherocytosis, the size of RBC becomes______

• Q.8 Westergren’s tube open at_______ ends.

• Q.9 Define ESR? Q.10 Define isotonic solutions.

• Q.11 Expand MCV & MCHC.

• Q.12 Define Aplastic anaemia.

  SECTION-C

  Note: Short answer type questions. Attempt any eight questions out of the ten questions. (8x4=32)

• Q.13 What is the difference between the Wintrobe tube and the Westergren tube? (

• Q.14 Explain MCHC with its formula of calculations, normal range, and clinical significance.

• Q.15 Give the morphology of Anemia.

• Q.16 Explain the different factors involved in ESR.

• Q.17 Define red cell fragility & draw the structure of red cell during the fragility test.

• Q.18 Write the Wintrobe method of ESR estimation.

• Q.19 Write the variation in the physiological value of haemoglobin.

• Q.20 Write a short note on sickle cell anaemia.

• Q.21 Explain the Causes of Megaloblastic anaemia.

• Q.22 Write the causes of Haemolytic Anaemia.

  SECTION-D

  Note: Long answer type questions. Attempt any two questions out of the three questions. (2x8=16)

• Q.23 Explain Iron deficiency anaemia with its causes and lab diagnosis.

• Q.24 Give the principle, procedure & clinical significance of PVC by the Marcrohaematocrit method.

• Q.25 Explain the principal procedure and clinical significance of the Reticulocyte count.

Dr Pramila Singh

Sample 4

3rd Sem. / DMLT, Sub.: Clinical Haematology-I Time: 3 Hrs. M.M.: 60

SECTION-A Note: Multiple-type Questions. All Questions are compulsory. (6x1=6)

• Q.1 What is the normal value of MCV?

  a) 80-100 femtoliters b) 6-80 femtoliters c) 100-140 femtoliters d) None of these

• Q.2 Normal Range of Hess test is _____ Petechiae

  a) 1-5 b) 10-20 c) 30-50 d) 50-60

• Q.3 Expand AIHA

  a) Autoimmune Haemoglobin Anaemia b) Acquired Immune Haemolytic Anaemia

  c) Autoimmune Haemolytic Anaemia d) Asian Immune Haemolytic Anaemia

• Q.4 Sickle cell anaemia is due to _____. a) Hb-S b) Hb-C c) Hb-M d) All of these (1)

• Q.5 Aggregated mass of erythrocytes is called a) Clumping b) Rouleaux c) Shaking d) Agglutination

• Q.6 Which of the following tubes has only one end open?

  a) Westergren tube b) Wintrobe tube c) Capillary tube d) None

  SECTION-B

  Note: Objective/Completion type questions. All questions are compulsory. (6x1=6)

• Q.7 ______ is the full form of ESR.

• Q.8 Define Reticulocyte.

• Q.9 In macrocytes anaemia, RBC has _____ size than normal RBC.

• Q.10 Write the formula for the calculation of MCH.

• Q.11 Define pernicious anaemia.

• Q.12 Which anticoagulants are used for ESR estimation?

  SECTION-C

  Note: Short answer type Questions. Attempt any eight questions out of the ten Questions. (8x4=32)

• Q.13 What are the causes of anemia?

• Q.14 What is the procedure of the osmotic fragility test?

• Q.15 Write a short note on the Microhematocrit method.

• Q.16 Explain Red Cell Indices.

• Q.17 Explain the lab diagnosis of iron deficiency anaemia.

• Q.18 Describe the merits and demerits of ESR estimation methods.

• Q.19 Describe the causes of Aplastic Anaemia.

• Q.20 Define MCH in detail and also give its reference range and interpretation.

• Q.21 Write a short note on the supra-vital stain.

• Q.22 Differentiate b/w Wintrobe & Westergren tubes.

  SECTION-D

  Note: Long answer questions. Attempt any two questions out of the three Questions. (2x8=16)

• Q.23 What is megaloblastic anaemia? Describe its lab diagnosis.

• Q.24 Write the morphological classification of anaemia.

• Q.25 Give the principal procedure & clinical significance of ESR by the Westergreen method.

Dr Pramils Singh