DLMASCP EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM

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DLM(ASCP) EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM|

COMPLETE 250 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND

CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED

ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+| FINANCIAL

MANAGEMENT, OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT,

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, QUALITY

MANAGEMENT| BRAND NEW!!

FIVE phases of six sigma - ANSWER - 1. define - reach agreement on scope, goals, $$

• measure -collect data on process speed, quality and costs
• analyze - pinpoint and verify causes affecting variables tied to project

goals.

• improve - learn from pilots and execute implementation
• control - complete project work and hand off improved process with

procedures for maintaining the gains

micro cost analysis - ANSWER - performed to assess the cost of doing a specific test procedure (helps determine if test should be done in-house, added, eliminated, sent out)

macro cost analysis - ANSWER - evaluated the overall efficiency and productivity of the lab and/or specific cost centers

• determine number of patient reportable tests for specific time period.
• perform cost study --> breaks costs down into fixed and variable
• total, fixed, and variable costs are divided by patient reportable tests 1 / 4

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pg. 2 Four Primary Management Functions - ANSWER - planning, organizing, leading, controlling

operating leverage (OL) - ANSWER - Ratio that tells the percent change in total profit that will result from a given change in revenue (revenue - variable costs)/ (revenue - variable costs - fixed costs) greater than 2 represents considerable risk

OSHA blood-borne pathogens standard - ANSWER - Guidelines designed to protect employees against occupational exposure to blood- borne pathogens hepatitis b, hepatitis c, and HIV issues in December 1991

OSHA Hepatitis B Requirement - ANSWER - Hepatitis B Vaccine required to be offered free of charge if occupation puts you at risk

engineering controls - ANSWER - Devices that isolate or remove a blood borne pathogen hazard from the workplace.examples - sharps containers, handwashing facilities, etc.

Exposure incident - ANSWER - specific eye, mouth, other mucous membrane, non-intact skin, or parenteral contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials that results from the performance of an employee's duties

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pg. 3 Parenteral exposure - ANSWER - Exposure to blood or other infectious materials that results from piercing or puncturing the skin barrier examples -needle sticks, cuts, or abrasions

electrical grounding - ANSWER - fastening electrical equipment to earth allows any spikes in electricity to be directed away from the electric circuit and into the ground where it can be absorbed. prevents buildup of voltage.

Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) - ANSWER - OSHA Requirement to protect workers whenever maintenance/repair tasks are being performed on electrical equipment

• Protects you from Electricity
• Isolated - isolates you from the power source to keep it out/off of you

and safe

lock out - ANSWER - placement of device on breaker or plug placed in canister to prevent use

tag out - ANSWER - tag placed on device to notify staff not to operate equipment

class c fires - ANSWER - fires that involve electricity. extinguished by CO2 and pressurized dry chemical ABC Extinguisher

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pg. 4 formaldehyde - ANSWER - used to preserve tissue removed during surgery and autopsies. it's a disinfectant that kills fungi, bacteria, and other microorganisms. it's a human carcinogen.

OSHA Formaldehyde Standard - ANSWER - Aimed at specifically addressing hazards associated with exposure to formaldehyde, formaldehyde gas, it's solutions and materials that release formaldehyde.goal is to reduce risk of exposure by establishing safe exposure limits

Safety Data Sheet (SDS) - ANSWER - an OSHA-required document that explains the hazards of a chemical product. contains first aid information if there's contact, accidental release measures, handling and storage requirements, exposure control, PPE, product, manufacturer, number to call for emergency info, effective and review date, signature of person preparing the sheet, and other info.

Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) - ANSWER - Exposure limit published & enforced by OSHA as a legal standard over an 8-hour average 0.75 ppm for formaldehyde exposure

Short Term Exposure Limit (STEL) - ANSWER - 15 - minute Time Weighted Average (TWA) exposure that should no be exceeded during a typical work day.

2.0 ppm for formaldehyde exposure

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