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To take the specialist level exam, foreign and local candidates must hold a Master's degree, Post Graduate Diploma, or PhD in Medical Laboratory Sciences / Hematology, accompanied by documented relevant professional experience.
Candidates must undergo primary source verification (DataFlow) and obtain eligibility through the SCFHS Mumaris+ portal prior to booking a seat on Prometric.
The SCFHS Laboratory Hematology Exam contains 150 multiple choice questions and lasts 3 hours.
The official passing score is 60%.
This gives candidates about 1 minute 12 seconds per question on average.
This exam is much more laboratory focused.
Candidates should expect questions involving:
• Blood cell morphology
• CBC and hematology analyzer results
• Peripheral blood films
• Coagulation testing
• Blood banking
• Serology and immunology
• Laboratory quality control
• Specimen problems
• Patient safety
• Laboratory procedures
| SCFHS Hematology Specialist Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Hematology | 60%–70% |
| Blood Bank | 15%–20% |
| Immunology and Serology | 5%–10% |
| Laboratory Operations | 5%–10% |
| Patient Safety and Professionalism | 5%–10% |
Expect laboratory interpretation and problem solving questions.
Examples may include:
• Interpreting abnormal CBC results
• Recognizing blood film patterns
• Identifying analyzer errors
• Selecting the correct confirmatory test
• Interpreting coagulation studies
• Choosing appropriate blood components
• Investigating transfusion reactions
• Recognizing specimen problems
• Applying quality control procedures
Be comfortable distinguishing pre analytical, analytical, and post analytical errors.
Examples include:
• Wrong patient identification
• Incorrect collection tube
• Clotted or hemolyzed specimen
• Delayed sample processing
• Incorrect storage
• Analyzer calibration problems
• Quality control failure
• Transcription errors
• Delayed reporting of critical results
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