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@@ascp.prep_camp I'm reaching out for guidance and mentorship. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Science and have registered for the MLS (ASCPi) exam, which is just 40 days away. However, I'm struggling to prepare due to my limited background in medical laboratory science. In hindsight, I regret not registering for a categorical certification, specifically in Hematology, as it aligns better with my interests and strengths. Unfortunately, I lack a solid foundation in Hematology as well. I'm finding it challenging to prepare alone and fear I may not pass the exam. I desperately need your expertise and advice to help me navigate this situation. I'm committed to succeeding and appreciate any guidance you can offer. Thank you for your time and consideration.
@@YusufAbdulkadir-cc6ux Hello there! Thank you for reaching out and sharing your situation. I completely understand your concerns, and I'm here to help guide you through this challenging time. First, take a deep breath. While 40 days may seem short, it's still enough time to make significant progress if you approach your studies strategically. Here's what I suggest: Focus on high-yield topics: The MLS exam covers a broad range of subjects, but some areas are more heavily weighted. Prioritize these topics in your study plan. Use varied study methods: Mix up your approach with video lectures, practice questions, flashcards, and summarizing key concepts. This helps reinforce learning in different ways. Practice questions daily: This will help you identify knowledge gaps and get used to the exam format. Don't neglect Hematology: Even if you feel it's not your strong suit, it's a crucial part of the exam. My videos on Hematology can help you build a solid foundation. Join study groups: Connect with other MLS students online. Explaining concepts to others can solidify your own understanding. Take care of yourself: Ensure you're getting enough sleep, eating well, and taking short breaks to avoid burnout. Remember, many successful MLSs have been in your shoes. With dedicated effort, you can overcome this challenge.
ERROR in Video: 1:14, 10:22 I have not seen megakaryocytes larger than 150micrometers. In fact, the largest single cell, ostrich egg (130-180mm) is just twice or thrice the size of what you posted on the video (30 - 50mm). Platelets the size of 2.5millimeters...? The difference between millimetre (10^-3 of a metre) and micrometre (10^-6 of a metre, colloquially referred as micron), and please use appropriate mensurals.
Thank you for pointing that out! I appreciate your keen observation. I mistakenly used "millimeters" instead of "micrometers" in the video. The correct measurement should indeed be in micrometers for both the megakaryocytes and the platelets. I’ll be more careful with the units in future videos. Thanks again for your understanding and for bringing this to my attention!
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you can get ASCP short notes in Hematology from this link : www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYK4QV9P and for ASCP short notes in chemistry it will be available in single chapters for membership subscribers starting from next month, and the whole notes will be available on Amazon as soon as we finish this module.
Hello Dr. Mohamed Hamama, I am new to the channel. The explanation is very useful. I am taking a hematology exam. Is the explanation sufficient for me to pass the exam? Or will I need to study for something else? Thank you.
Thank you for your kind words, and welcome to the channel! I'm glad you're finding the explanations useful. The explanation videos, along with our ASCP short notes or your choice from the ASCP reading list, are designed to give you all the essential knowledge needed to pass the ASCP exam, whether you're preparing for MLS or MLT. Many students have successfully passed by using these resources alone. However, always make sure to practice questions and review areas where you feel less confident. Best of luck with your hematology exam, and feel free to ask any questions along the way
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Wow. This is another great tool for me to study. I’m taking the ASCP MLT Exam here in California the end of this year after my clinicals which I’m on right now…. I’m using everything I can to be prepared. Thank you for your channel!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad our content is helping with your ASCP MLT exam prep. Good luck with your clinicals and upcoming exam! If you have any questions or topic requests, feel free to ask. We're here to support your journey. Keep up the great work!
🧐I keep trying to watch these episodes--but the intro is as if you're speaking to children who have never studied the information before. MT prep is for people preparing for a professional licensure after years of training. How about a review of systems and a case study or 12?
Thank you for your honest feedback! I truly appreciate you taking the time to share it. While this series is intended for MT licensure prep, I also want to make the content accessible to a broader audience, including those for whom English is not their first language. In the next video, I will try to start with mind maps for the discussed points. I look forward to your review and further feedback.
You can get the ASCP Short Notes in Hematology as either an e-book or paperback. If you're a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you can also access a free copy from Amazon. Here's the link: ASCP Short Notes in Hematology: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYK4QV9P
Wa iyyakum, my dear brother. May Allah reward you abundantly for your dedication to this noble field. I completely understand your fear about the ASCP exam. Many students feel the same way, and it's natural to be anxious about such an important test. However, remember that with proper preparation and trust in Allah, you can overcome this challenge. Here's some guidance to help you, insha'Allah: Start with a thorough review of the exam content outline. Break it down into manageable sections and create a study schedule. Use reliable study resources, including textbooks, online materials, and practice questions. Our channel aims to provide comprehensive content to support your studies. Join study groups or find a study partner. Collaborative learning can be very effective and motivating. Practice time management. The ASCP exam is timed, so get comfortable with answering questions under time pressure. May Allah grant you success in your exam and in all your future endeavors. Ameen.
Hello! Preparing for the ASCP Specialist in Hematology exam can be quite challenging, but there are resources available to help you. The ASCP offers an examination content guideline which serves as a useful guide for preparation, detailing the competencies and task definitions measured by the test. www.pathologylearning.org/docs/default-source/pdf/boc-pdfs/guidelines/5027126d-7eda-44bc-b21d-979ec912e9ef.pdf?sfvrsn=94629439_2 Additionally, they provide a content outline for the exam, which includes the percentage of questions from each content area. www.ascp.org/content/docs/default-source/boc-pdfs/boc-us-guidelines/h_ih_sh_ish_content_guideline.pdf?sfvrsn=20 For further study, you might consider the suggested reading list provided by ASCP, which includes a selection of relevant literature. www.ascp.org/content/docs/default-source/boc-pdfs/boc-us-reading-lists/h_ih_sh_ish_reading_list.pdf?sfvrsn=34 Another helpful resource is our channel which offers explanations and multiple-choice questions with detailed teaching points linked to review articles related to the ASCP Hematology Practice Exam. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CbNEMzpz02M.html Also our ASCP short notes in hematology. www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYK4QV9P Best of luck with your exam preparation!”
The ASCP MLS exam includes questions on biochemistry, specifically in the "Chemistry" content area, which accounts for 17-22% of the total exam questions. The topics covered in this area include: Carbohydrates Heme derivatives Lipids Proteins and other nitrogen-containing compounds Enzymes Acid-base determinations Electrolytes Endocrinology Vitamins and nutrition Therapeutic drug monitoring Toxicology. we will discuss each topic of them in detailed videos and at the end of the module you will be able to get ASCP short notes in chemistry from amazon.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I put a lot of effort into making these videos helpful for studying. If you have any questions as you learn, feel free to leave a comment below the video."
