How To PASS The ASCP On The First Try 👩🏽‍🔬🧠💪🏾 I began preparing for my ASCP exam about one month before the exam date. Everyday… AND I MEAN EVERYDAY… I would run through a minimum of 50 questions. I also took one full practice exam per week. Each question I got wrong, I would go back to it and use it as a study guide. Rereading and interpreting the question correctly was my biggest downfall as well, and these daily practice questions and exam simulations helped me slow tf down. I scored be

Day 12 🧪 Welcome back to 30 Days of ASCP: Ratchet Study Tips! 🤪🤏🏽🤏🏽🤏🏽 Today we’re locking in RBC inclusions, because those tiny dots tell you exactly what’s going on if you know how to read them. Howell-Jolly bodies are DNA remnants and point to decreased splenic function. Pappenheimer bodies are iron deposits inside the RBC. Basophilic stippling is made of RNA and should immediately make you think lead poisoning (and thalassemias). Heinz bodies are denatured hemoglobin from oxidative da