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| What are automated blood tests used for? |
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| To assist in and confirm a diagnosis |
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| What do the hematology results of an in-house analyzer include? |
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| Complete CBC, screening for coaggulation disorders affecting the intrinsic, extrinsic, and common pathways. |
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| When are results available with in-house analyzers? |
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| Which hematology analyzer works by using laser flow cytometry? |
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| Which hematology analyzer has a longer sample prep time and is less acurate with fewer results? |
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| Within what time limit must reagent slides be used once removed from the foil packet? |
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| What is a concern when using the collection tubes? |
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| What must be used for a plasma sample with the Catalyst Dx Chemistry Analyzer? |
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| Out of the 5 Liver Organ-specific tests, which one is technically liver-specific? |
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| Green colored reagent slides can be stored where? |
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| Purple colored reagent slides can be stored where? |
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| What kidney function test is always used with BUN to diagnose kindey dz? |
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| Clinical signs are only seen after what percent of functioning capability of the liver has been lost? |
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| What levels for Albumin (ALB) are considered dangerously low? |
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