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1

Normal skin surface microorganisms (bacteria) are known as .
2

Packed cell volume is also known as .
3

A organism in the blood is a serious condition that must be treated.
4

The recommended aerobic blood culture volume for the infant patient is to .
5

It takes to hours to get a preliminary blood culture result back.
6

is a blood test that requires protection from light.
7

bubbles in the microhematocrit tube can cause erroneous results.
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The method is the most common technique for making blood smears.
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The tool used to evaluate the substances found in urine is referred to as .
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Each time you open a new supply of urine reagents, run the samples to check for proper operation.





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