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phlebotomy essentials review

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show Evidence that an individual has mastered fundamental competencies in a particular technical area.  
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show Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988  
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AHCCS   show
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APC   show
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Communication Barriers   show
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show Holistic, coordinated system for health care services  
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show Current procedural terminology codes  
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DRGs   show
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show Remove all blood  
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show Primary Physician who serves as the patients' advocate and advises the patient on healthcare needs  
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show Health insurance portability and accountability act  
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HMOs   show
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ICD-9-CM   show
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show Integrated healthcare delivery system  
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Kinesic slip   show
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show Analyze Specimens  
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show Surgical center  
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The histology department in the lab performs   show
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show CEA  
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PBT   show
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Assault   show
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Battery   show
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show failure to keep privileged medical information private  
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show Clinical and laboratory standards institute, formerly NCCLS  
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Informed consent   show
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Establishes standards for the operation of hospitals and other healthcare facilities and services   show
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Agency that manages the federal healthcare programs of medicare and medicaid   show
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show indicators  
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All consequences of a medical procedure have been given to the patient   show
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A national organization that develops guidelines and sets standards for laboratory procedures   show
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A phlebotomist hired by a hospital as a temporary employee commits a negligent act for which the hospital is liable. This is an example of   show
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show Delta Check  
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show Malpractice  
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Form that states the concern and describes the corrective action when a problem occurs   show
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show informed consent  
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show Expressed consent  
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show implied consent  
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HIV consent   show
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show parental/guardian consent required for medical treatment  
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Refusal of consent   show
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show A series of components or events that lead to an infection  
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show devices with safety features that isolate or remove a BBP (blood born pathogen) hazard from the workplace  
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show Hepatitis B Virus  
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show Hepatitis C Virus  
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HIV   show
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show Isolation procedures  
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Document containing general, precautionary, and emergency information for a hazardous product   show
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an example of a blood born pathogen is   show
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Class C fires occur with   show
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show direct pressure and elevation  
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Droplet Transmission   show
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show Can occur by entering a TB patients room without an N95 respirator  
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Vehicle Transmission   show
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show Can occur from handling a dead rodent  
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show Can occur from kissing someone with mononucleosis  
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Indirect contact Transmission   show
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Five things to break the chain of infection:   show
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show Rubeola virus, TB microbe, Varicella virus  
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show CMV,HBV, HCV, HIV, HAV, Malaria microbe, Syphilis microbe  
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Medical term for fainting   show
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show Air sacs in the lungs where exchange of gases takes place  
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show Conversion of simple compounds into complex substances  
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Anatomic position   show
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show Study of the structural composition of living things  
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Anterior   show
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show Without blood or lymph vessels  
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show body cavaties  
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Body plane   show
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show type of hard, non vascular connective tissue  
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show catabolism  
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diaphragm   show
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distal   show
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means to the back of the body or body part   show
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show endocrine glands  
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show exocrine glands  
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show real or imaginary cut that divides the body vertically into front and back portions  
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a person who is supine is   show
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show anabolism  
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an appendage of the integumenary system   show
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show Smooth, cardiac and skeletal  
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show Basilic vein  
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Vein located in the lateral aspect of the arm in the antecubital fossa   show
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Epicardium   show
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What is the function of the right ventricle   show
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show tachycardia  
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show diastolic pressure  
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show deoxygenated blood  
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a vein is defined as   show
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while selecting a vein for venipuncture you feel a distinct pulse. what you are feeling is an   show
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A major difference between veins and arteries is   show
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which veins are most commonly used for venipuncture   show
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a blood clot circulating in the blood stream is called a   show
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additive that prevents the breakdown of glucose by the cells   show
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show Additive  
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show Green  
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show Anticoagulant  
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A light blue top is most often associated with tests in this department   show
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show Light Blue  
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a PST contains   show
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which tube contains anticoagulant that works by binding calcium   show
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show prevent the specimen from clotting  
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Gray tube additive   show
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show Sodium heparin  
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lavender (pink) tube additive   show
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show sodium citrate  
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show Clot activator and gel seperator  
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show NONE  
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Royal Blue tube (red label) additive   show
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show Lithium heperin and gel for plasma seperation  
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show ACD  
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show SPS  
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show Thrombin  
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show EDTA  
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Royal blue tube (green label) additive   show
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Tan glass tube additive   show
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Tan plastic tube addtive   show
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show Clot activator  
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Green tube additive   show
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show accession  
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show anchor  
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two other names for an identification band/bracelet   show
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show bounce or resilience to it  
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what is the most critical error a phlebotomist can make   show
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Test to detect inflammation; identify collagen vascular diseases   show
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show CBC  
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show Resting metabolic state of the body early in the morning after a 12-hour fast  
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show swelling or mass of blood caused by blood leaking from a blood vessel  
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show decrease in blood fluid content with an increase in non filterable components such as like RBCs  
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show destruction of RBCs and release of hemoglobin into the fluid portion of a specimen  
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Hemolyzed   show
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show 4 to 24 hours  
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the results of this test will be affected the most if collected from a crying infant   show
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show age  
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show Fast  
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a patients arm is in anatomic position. there appears to be a loop under the skin between the wrist and the elbow. you feel a buzzing sensation when you touch it. what you are feeling is a   show
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if a patient starts to faint during venipuncture what should you do first   show
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show pink to red  
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a specimen that is abnormal yellow brown in color is   show
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show lipemic  
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a specimen that is slightly pink is   show
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a specimen that is pink to red is   show
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a specimen that is red is   show
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show normal  
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An inherited metabolic disorder detected through newborn screening   show
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equipment needed for a malaria test   show
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a plasma specimen for this type of test cannot be collected by capillary puncture   show
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show arterial blood  
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show calcium  
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capillary collection is the preferred method of blood collection in infants because   show
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show SST  
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show proximal segment of the ring finger  
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the medial plantar surface of the heel is located   show
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show bone injury  
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show increase blood flow  
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do not use povidone-iodine to clean skin puncture sites because it interferes with   show
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amber bullets do what for the specimen   show
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Aerobic   show
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show anaerobic  
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show test used to diagnose carbohydrate metabolism problems  
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HCG   show
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the fasting specimen for a GTT is drawn   show
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show sodium polyanethol sulfate  
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Trough means   show
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when performing a glucose tolerance test the fasting specimen is drawn at 6:15am and the patient finishes the glucose beverage at 6:30am when should the two hour specimen be collected?   show
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a stool sample is needed for what test   show
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show avoid transfusion reaction  
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show Insulin  
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show recent ingestion of aspirin  
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Peak and trough specimens are collected for   show
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Peak means   show
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one of the most common errors when collecting blood culture specimens   show
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show after eating  
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Specimen is collected a specific length of time after a meal has been eaten   show
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show blood culture  
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often requires serial collections of blood specimens at specific times   show
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patient ID procedures are extra strict   show
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show PT prothrombin time  
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show Allen Test  
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show artery located in the little finger side of the wrist  
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show artery located in the thumb side of the wrist  
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show radial artery  
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when performing radial artery puncture the needle should enter the skin   show
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show is QNS  
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show bright cherry red  
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show CSF  
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show method of obtaining an uncontaminated urine sample  
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C&S is   show
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show H. pylori  
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term applied to specimen obtained during the middle of the urination   show
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show tuberculosis  
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show joints  
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pilocarpine is used in this test procedure   show
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urine cytology studies can be performed to detect   show
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show CSF (spinal fluid)  
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show Creatinine clearance  
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a urine sensitivity test determines   show
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show hematology and histology  
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Results of a bilirubin test specimen exposed to light for an hour can be decreased up to   show
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show 37'C  
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the specimen for this test should not be chilled.   show
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CBC specimens should not be   show
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How many mls are typically required for one set of adult blood cultures   show
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show 30-60 seconds  
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