Seven modules that follow the seven areas of the ASCP BOC content guideline. Every module has a complete study book, fifteen revision questions for each chapter and a timed mock exam, so you always know where you stand.
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Read a chapter, answer its fifteen questions one at a time, review your results, and finish each module with its timed mock exam.
The four largest areas carry roughly 70 to 85% of the exam and have the most chapters. The three smaller areas still matter, because an adaptive exam keeps probing wherever you are weak.
Donors and components, blood group genetics and immunology, antibody work-ups and the full range of transfusion practice.
What you will cover
From carbohydrates and enzymes to acid-base, endocrinology and toxicology, with every calculation the exam expects.
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Includes 12 slide decks (378 slides).
Blood cells in health and disease, from anemias to leukemias, with photomicrograph plates and a full hemostasis section.
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Specimen handling through organism identification, susceptibility testing and the full range of microbes.
What you will cover
The physical, chemical and microscopic examination of urine, then every body fluid you may be asked about.
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How the immune system works, how it fails, and how serologic tests detect it.
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Patient and laboratory safety, laboratory mathematics, quality control, regulation and instrumentation.
What you will cover
All seven modules: 86 chapters, 1,290 revision questions and seven mock exams with 550 questions in total.
Each chapter explains the reasons, not just the facts. It opens with the big picture, uses tables and figures where they help, and ends with the mistakes candidates make most often.
Answer one at a time, then see your results with the correct answer for every question and, in most modules, a one-line explanation.
Between 50 and 90 questions per module, with an optional timer, your score and clear guidance on what to do next.
Reference ranges, formula sheets and quick-reference tables for the facts you need to have at your fingertips.
Over 240 figures, including photomicrograph plates in Hematology and diagrams in Microbiology, Urinalysis and Laboratory Operations.
Twelve slide decks, 378 slides in all, each ending with revision-question slides and an answers slide.
The MLS(ASCPi) is a computer-adaptive test. A correct answer leads to a slightly harder question and a wrong answer to a slightly easier one, so the exam adjusts to you.
The programme teaches both unit systems, and it teaches regulatory topics from U.S. sources such as CLIA, FDA and AABB, because that is how the exam asks about them.
These are the commonly published exam details. Confirm current requirements with ASCP before you apply.
The MLS(ASCPi) examination. The ASCP Board of Certification publishes one content guideline for both MLS(ASCP) and MLS(ASCPi), and the programme follows its seven content areas.
Yes. Each exam area is available on its own, or you can take the full programme with all seven.
By exam area. Blood Banking, Clinical Chemistry, Hematology and Microbiology are the four largest areas, and Urinalysis and Body Fluids, Immunology and Laboratory Operations are the three smaller ones.
You answer one question at a time. When you finish, you see your score and the correct answer for every question, with a one-line explanation in most modules. Each module also ends with a timed mock exam.
Yes. Regulatory content is taught from U.S. sources, and results and reference ranges are taught in both conventional and SI units.
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