Clinical Biochemistry MCQs – Test Your Knowledge on Lab Tests, Reagents & Interpretations

Welcome to our comprehensive Clinical Biochemistry MCQ practice hub, created especially for Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT), DMLT, Paramedical, NEET, and Pharmacy aspirants. This section features a wide range of MCQs on clinical tests, reagents, and biochemical analysis that are crucial for both academic exams and real-life laboratory practice.

🔍 What Are Clinical Biochemistry MCQs?

These are topic-wise multiple choice questions that focus on the diagnostic use of biochemical tests. You’ll encounter questions on liver function tests (LFT), kidney function tests (KFT), blood glucose, lipids, enzymes, urine analysis, and other profiles used in daily clinical labs. Each MCQ is based on standard laboratory procedures and result interpretation.

🧬 Key Topics Covered

• ✔️ Liver Function Tests – SGOT, SGPT, Bilirubin, ALP
• ✔️ Renal Function Tests – Urea, Creatinine, Uric Acid, Electrolytes
• ✔️ Blood Glucose & HbA1c Estimation
• ✔️ Cardiac Markers – CK-MB, Troponin, LDH
• ✔️ Lipid Profile – Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglycerides
• ✔️ Thyroid Profile – T3, T4, TSH
• ✔️ Urine Analysis – Proteinuria, Glucose, Ketones, Microscopy
• ✔️ CSF & Body Fluids Biochemistry
• ✔️ Colorimetric Methods & Reagents
• ✔️ Automation in Clinical Biochemistry

⚗️ Common Reagents and Methods

Each test requires specific reagents and protocols. Our MCQs include principle-based questions on these methods:

• Benedict’s reagent – for reducing sugar detection
• Jaffe’s reaction – for Creatinine estimation
• Biuret test – for Protein estimation
• Glucose oxidase-peroxidase (GOD-POD) method
• CHOD-PAP method – for Cholesterol estimation
• Urease-Berthelot method – for Blood Urea
• ELISA & Immunoassay-based MCQs – for hormone and infection markers

🎓 Ideal For:

• 🔬 MLT & DMLT students preparing for semester or final exams
• 📚 NEET & AIIMS aspirants targeting clinical concepts
• 📖 BSc Biochemistry, BPT, Nursing and Allied Health exams
• 🧾 Students preparing for Govt Lab Technician Recruitments

💡 Tips for Effective Preparation

1. 1️⃣ Revise important reagent names and their uses
2. 2️⃣ Focus on test interpretation ranges and clinical significance
3. 3️⃣ Understand which diseases are associated with which parameter changes
4. 4️⃣ Use these MCQs for mock tests, viva practice, and quick revision
5. 5️⃣ Try grouping tests by organ systems – liver, kidney, cardiac, etc.