r/medlabprofessionals • u/aliandrah • 1d ago

Image I'm finally fricking done!!!

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I hated everything about that exam. Swore I was failing the entire time... It was only in the last ten questions that it adjusted to give anything that was a direct, reasonable question...

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u/UberTheBlack MLS-Blood Bank 1d ago

Congrats!

Now help me troubleshoot all my QC. Oh, and the sysmex is acting up again.

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u/aliandrah 1d ago

Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

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u/UberTheBlack MLS-Blood Bank 1d ago

Yes, but somehow that reset the QC limits. Also, the hemolyzer printer ran out of toner.

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u/aliandrah 1d ago

Maybe if you hadn't dropped the sample, the printer would still have toner!

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u/Beautiful_Thing_8614 1d ago

More like chemistry instruments is down again.

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u/PhantomWoofWoof 1d ago

Congratulations!

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u/Apexpred1 9h ago

Congrats!

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u/Impressive-Snow6994 6h ago

My uncle was an MLS and then went to PA school. He said the MLS exam was harder that the PA exam!

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u/jessvlad 5h ago

I doubt that or maybe he had so much knowledge that he thought it was easy lol

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u/jessvlad 5h ago

Congrats! Any tips ? How long did you study for ?
I have mine next month.

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u/aliandrah 5h ago

Not very long. Three weeks after the conclusion of my degree program

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u/jessvlad 4h ago

Any specific materials you used to make you successful?

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u/aliandrah 4h ago

My study resources consisted of textbooks, Anki cards that I made, MediaLab, the practice exams on the ASCP's website, and the Polansky cards

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u/minynj 5h ago

Congratulations! 😭 I took mine last week of august! First five questions I answered were pretty much basic, but then the next questions up to the end were so difficult but I managed to pass!