Pathkind Diagnostics Private Limited Lab Technician Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q2. Why should we hire you?
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Q3. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
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Q4. Telling about my self
Ans. Doing hard working, still I reach the goal
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Q5. My strength and my attitude
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Q1. What is complete lft parmeter
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Total protein. Albumin alkaline phosphorus alt alanine aminotransferase
Aspartate aminotransferase gamma glutamly transpeptidase ggt
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Q2. What is CBP and grouping
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Q3. What means pateint why checking rft test
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Q4. What means pateint asking questions FB bs and plbs
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Q1. Regarding the I QC
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Q1. How to take sample
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Q2. How many types of test and analyser
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There are various types of tests and analyzers used in a lab setting.
• Common types of tests include blood tests, urine tests, genetic tests, and microbiology tests.

• Analyzers can include spectrophotometers, chromatographs, mass spectrometers, and PCR machines.

• Different tests and analyzers are used for different purposes such as diagnosing diseases, monitoring treatment effectiveness, and conducting research.
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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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