ASCPi-MICROBIOLOGY
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Welcome to TriumphClass Microbiology – Master One of the ASCPi Big 4
Microbiology is one of the core pillars of the ASCPi Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS) certification exam, commonly referred to as one of the “Big 4” subjects. At TriumphClass, our Microbiology course is strategically designed to equip international Medical Laboratory Professionals with the knowledge and confidence needed to pass the ASCP Board of Certification (BOC) exam on the first attempt.
This course strictly follows the ASCP-BOC content guidelines and integrates carefully selected textbooks and study materials recommended by the ASCP itself. All course notes, presentations, and mock test questions are drawn exclusively from these approved sources. We strongly advise candidates to focus only on these ASCP-endorsed materials for optimal success.
By the end of this course, you will have developed strong competencies in microbiological techniques, laboratory result interpretation, and clinical correlation of infectious diseases. With this solid foundation, you’ll be fully prepared to approach the ASCP Microbiology section with confidence—and score high.
What Will I Learn?
- MICROBIOLOGY PREANALYTICAL PROCEDURES:
- Specimen collection and transport
- Specimen processing
- Various microbiological stains
2. ANALYTIC PROCEDURES FOR BACTERIOLOGY SPECIMEN:
- Blood and Bone Marrow, Cerebrospinal Fluid and Body Fluids from Normally Sterile Sites
- Lower and Upper Respiratory , and Gastrointestinal tract
- Skin, Soft Tissue, and Bone
- Genitalia and urine.
Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing and Antibiotic Resistance
3. LABORATORY IDENTIFICATION OF SIGNIFICANT ISOLATES
- Staphylococcaceae
- Streptococcus, Enterococcus, and other Catalase-Negative
- Enterobacteriaceae
- Neisseriaceae and Moraxellaceae
- Haemophilus Species
- Vibrio, Aeromonas, Plesiomonas, and Campylobacter Species
- Nonfermenting and Miscellaneous Gram-Negative Bacilli
- Anaerobes of Clinical Importance
And various other types of Microbiological Isolates,……
3. PROCEDURES FOR MYCOLOGY, MYCOBACTERIOLOGY, PARASITOLOGY, AND VIROLOGY
What is the target audience?
This lesson is intended primarily for:
- ASCP iMLS Certification examination candidates
- Students who are preparing for their academic examinations or national licensing exams
- Academic Instructors
If you are looking for how you can acquire some confidence in International Medical Laboratory Scientist Examination by The American Society for Clinical Pathology; this site is best for you.
Instructor is Certified, skilled and experienced. He is able to manage your particular level and capacity. Remember to leave a comment should you need specific assistance in your learning.
Materials Included
- Text Lesson
- Recorded Lecture
- In-course quizzes
- ASCP-BOC past questions
- Videos/tutorials
- PowerPoint Presentations
- Certificate Of Completion
Requirements/Instructions
🕸You should have internet access.
You must score at least 70% in the final quiz to get a certificate
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HD TUTORIAL - SPECIMEN PROCESSING -
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PPT - SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND PROCESSING + ASCPi focus Questions -
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SPECIMEN COLLECTION AND PROCESSING
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HD TUTORIAL - BACTERIAL COLONY MORPHOLOGY
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COLONY MORPHOLOGY FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF MICROORGANISMS
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HD TUTORIAL BIOCHEMICALS FOR BACTERIAL COLONIES
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BIOCHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION OF GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA
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ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING
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RECORDED - ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING
Antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) is performed on bacteria isolated from clinical specimens to determine which antimicrobial agents might be effective in treating infections caused by the bacteria. Only bacteria that are likely to be contributing to an infection should be tested.
Susceptibility testing is usually performed by a disk diffusion or dilution (minimal inhibitory concentration) method.
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PPT - COLONY MORPHOLOGY FOR BACTERIAL IDENTIFICATION
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HD TUTORIAL VIDEO - STAPHS AND STREPTOS
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STAPHYLOCOCCACEAE
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HD TUTORIAL - STAPHS AND STREP PLUS ASCPi QUESTIONS
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STREPTOCOCCACEAE AND OTHER RELATED ORGANISMS
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HD TUTORIAL - ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
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ENTEROBACTERIACEAE
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HD TUTORIAL - NEISSERIACEAE PATHOGENIC
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HD TUTORIAL - MORAXELLA, NON PATHOGENIC NEISSERIA AND HEMOPHILUS
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NEISSERIACEAE AND MORAXELLACEAE
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HD TUTORIAL - HACEK GROUP OF BACTERIA
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HAEMOPHILUS AND OTHER FASTIDIOUS GRAM-NEGATIVE SPECIES
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HD TUTORIAL - OTHER FASTIDIOUS GRAM NEGATIVE BACILLI
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OTHER FASTIDIOUS GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI, BORDETELLA AND LEGIONELLA SPP.
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HD TUTORIAL - VIBRIO AND AEROMONAS SPP
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HD TUTORIAL - CAMPYLOBACTER + ASCPi QUESTIONS
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VIBRIO, AEROMONAS, PLESIOMONAS, AND CAMPYLOBACTER SPECIES
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HD TUTORIAL - NON-FERMENTERS G-VE BACILLI
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NONFERMENTING GRAM-NEGATIVE BACILLI
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HD TUTORIAL - ANAEROBES OF CLINICAL IMPORTANCE
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ANAEROBES OF CLINICAL IMPORTANCE
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HD TUTORIAL - THE SPIROCHETES
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THE SPIROCHETES
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THE SPIROCHETES PRACTICE QUESTIONS -
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HD TURORIAL - CHLAMIDIA AND RICKETTSIA
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CHLAMYDIA, RICKETTSIA, AND SIMILAR ORGANISMS
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HD TUTORIAL - MYCOPLASMA AND UREAPLASMA
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MYCOPLASMA AND UREAPLASMA
Mycoplasmas are the smallest self-replicating organisms in nature.
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HD TUTORIAL - MTB AND NTM
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MTB AND NTM LESSON 1
MTB and Mycobacterium leprae, the causative agents of tuberculosis (TB) and Hansen disease (leprosy), respectively.
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HD TUTORIALS - MTB NTM LAB DIAGNOSIS
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MTB AND NTM LESSON 2 - LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS
Rate of growth, colony morphology, pigmentation, nutritional requirements, optimal incubation temperature, and biochemical test results; broth-based culture systems and species-specific nucleic acid probes (PCR) and HPLC are used to identify mycobacteria.
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MTB & NTM PRACTICE QUESTIONS
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HD TUTORIAL - MEDICAL MYCOLOGY
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CLINICAL MYCOLOGY - INTRODUCTION
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CLINICAL MYCOLOGY
Mycoses (singular, mycosis) are diseases caused by fungi. Fungal disease is categorized based on the site of the infection—superficial, cutaneous, subcutaneous, and systemic mycoses.
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HD TUTORIAL - OPPORTUNISTIC MYCOSES, YEASTS AND MYCOSES LAB DIAGNOSIS
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LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF FUNGI
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HD TUTORIAL - PARASITOLOGY TECHNIQUES AND DIAGNOSTIC PROTOZOLOGY
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GENERAL PARASITOLOGY LABORATORY TECHNIQUES
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HD TUTORIAL - DIAGNOSTIC PROTOZOLOGY BLOOD AND TISSUE
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THE PROTOZOA
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THE PHYLUM APICOMPLEXA
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HD TUTORIAL - DIAGNOSTIC HELMONTHOLOGY
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DIAGNOSTIC HELMONTHOLOGY PART 1
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DIAGNOSTIC HELMINTHOLOGY PART 2
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HD ASCPi QUESTIONS - MYCOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY
