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You receive a call from a nurse who requests instructions for the collection of a urine specimen from a catheterized patient. You advise him to
 
  A) use a syringe to draw urine directly from the catheter tubing.
  B) remove and insert a new catheter prior to collection.
  C) send urine from the collection bag in a sterile container.
  D) use the sampling port on the catheter tubing.

Question 2

Nontreponemal tests can be used to diagnose all stages of syphilis except
 
  A) primary. B) latent. C) secondary. D) tertiary.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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