ASCP CT Practice Questions - ASCP Cytotechnologist (CT) Exam

What is the ASC:SIL ratio, and what does a high ratio indicate?

Ratio of abnormal to normal cells; high ratio indicates poor specimen quality Ratio of ASC diagnoses to SIL diagnoses; high ratio may indicate over-interpretation of equivocal findings Ratio of satisfactory to unsatisfactory specimens; high ratio indicates good lab quality Ratio of screening to rescreening; high ratio indicates efficient workflow

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Ratio of ASC diagnoses to SIL diagnoses; high ratio may indicate over-interpretation of equivocal findings

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