Artemis Health Institute Medical Technician Interview Questions and Answers for Experienced

Q1. Related to quality control
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Q2. Types of quality control
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Quality control in lab includes internal, external, and procedural controls.
• Internal quality control involves monitoring the accuracy and precision of test results using control materials.

• External quality control involves participating in proficiency testing programs to compare results with other labs.

• Procedural controls ensure that all steps of the testing process are followed correctly to maintain accuracy.

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Q3. Why do we impose quality control?
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Quality control is imposed to ensure products meet standards, prevent defects, and maintain customer satisfaction.
• Ensures products meet standards and specifications

• Prevents defects and errors in products

• Maintains customer satisfaction and trust

• Identifies and corrects issues early in the production process

• Reduces waste and rework

• Complies with regulations and industry standards

• Improves overall product quality and reliabi
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Q1. Basic anatomy of your field
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Field of study concerned with the design, development, and use of computer systems and software
• Computer hardware and software

• Programming languages

• Data structures and algorithms

• Networking and security

• Artificial intelligence and machine learning
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Q2. Technical question on diagnosis
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Hematology /
serology

Q1. Hematology /serology
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Q2. Tested serology
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Q3. Hematology all tests
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Q4. Biochemistry test
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Q5. Sample Collection
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Q1. During dialysis patients complications
Ans. During dialysis mein patient ko cold lagti hai pr headache hota or fever bhi aa skta hai or blood pressure high ho sakta hai or low BP bhi ho sakta hai or blood sugar bhi km ho ho jaati hai
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Q2. How many heparin given patients
Ans. Patient ko 100 international unit per kg body weight
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Q3. How many access
Ans. Tow access parmanent access and temporary access 1 temporary access mein all catheters internal jugular and femoral subclavian and catheters except and permacath catheter and av shunt 2 permanent access Av fistula av graft permacath catheter
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Q4. Ro water normal TDS
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The normal Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) level in RO water is close to 0 ppm.
• RO water typically has a TDS level close to 0 ppm due to the filtration process removing impurities.

• Monitoring TDS levels in RO water is important to ensure the effectiveness of the filtration system.

• High TDS levels in RO water may indicate a need for maintenance or replacement of filters.

• TDS meters are commonly used to measure the TDS level in
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Q5. How many times dialyzer can be used
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Q1. Work experience related .
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Q2. Past Job profile and
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Q1. What is sparasite?
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Sparasite is a misspelling of the word parasite.
• Sparasite is not a recognized term in any field.

• It is likely a typo or error when referring to parasites.

• Examples of parasites include tapeworms, fleas, and ticks.
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Q2. Types and steges of parasite?
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Q1. Staining for slide
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Staining for slide involves applying dyes or chemicals to highlight specific structures or cells for better visibility under a microscope.
• Prepare the slide by fixing the specimen in place

• Apply the appropriate stain for the type of specimen being viewed

• Rinse off excess stain with a solvent like water or alcohol

• Allow the slide to dry before viewing under a microscope
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Q2. Process of staining
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Q1. What is blood draw procedure??
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Q1. What is the principle of dialysis?
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Q2. Difference between HD and HDF
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Q3. What is the definition of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT), and how does it work?
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Q4. What is the definition of a reverse osmosis (RO) system?
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Q5. What are the complications associated with hemodialysis?
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Q6. What is heparin, and how is it used in dialysis?
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Q7. What is the surface area of a dialyzer?
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Q8. What are the different types of dialysis?
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Q9. What are the techniques used for cannulation of AV fistulas and AV grafts?
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Q10. What procedures do you follow for assessing a patient when they first arrive?
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