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bobbie

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Which of the following is NOT a classification for urine specimens?
 a. First morning
  b. Fasting/timed
  c. 24-hour
  d. Voided specimen

Question 2

Patient communication with individuals who are from other cultures and who do not speak English may need assistance. To accommodate these patients, which of the following may be suggested to the non-English-speaking patients?
 a. Interpreter to come with the patients
  b. Relatives who can translate
  c. Neither a nor b
  d. Both a and b



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d
RATIONALE: Patient communication with individuals who are from other cultures and who do not speak English may need assistance. To accommodate these patients, invite an interpreter or relatives to come with the patients to translate.



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