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KimWrice

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A clean-catch urine test requires:
 
  A) sterile cup, wipe, and careful instructions.
  B) standard urine cup, wipe, and careful instructions.
  C) glass container, wipe, and careful instructions.
  D) toilet paper, sterile cup, and careful instructions.

Question 2

Quality control helps:
 
  A) control traffic through the lab.
  B) control work schedules to assure efficiency.
  C) control testing to ensure accurate results.
  D) A and C only.



nickk12214

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C



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