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Why is continuing education important in the medical field?
 A) Because the medical field in general is always changing and improving in health care technology.
  B) It is necessary if you want to reach peak performance at your job.
  C) Keeping up with the latest in managed health care, new medications, and other newsworthy items is admirable and will be noticed by your employer.
  D) All of the above

Question 2

Failure to invert a tube that contains an additive can result in:
 A) hematoma.
  B) hemolysis.
  C) lipemia.
  D) microclot formation.



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Answer to Question 1

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