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Iodine-stained inclusions in McCoy cell monolayers are used to identify the obligate intracellular bacterial pathogen that causes
 
  A) trachoma. B) pneumonia.
  C) Q fever. D) Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

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The trichrome stain is most commonly used for stool smear specimens. The protozoa appear ________ while the background appears ________.
 
  A) light blue-green, green B) red, blue
  C) blue-gray, gray D) brown, clear



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