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Which phase of laboratory testing involves the actual testing performed by laboratory scientists?
Which phase of laboratory testing involves the actual testing performed by laboratory scientists?
- Preanalytical phase
- Interpretative phase
- Postanalytical phase
- Analytical phase (correct)
What is commonly examined in the formed elements of the blood?
What is commonly examined in the formed elements of the blood?
- White blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets (correct)
- Liver enzymes and kidney function
- Glucose and cholesterol levels
- Hemoglobin and hematocrit
What does a false negative (FN) refer to in laboratory testing?
What does a false negative (FN) refer to in laboratory testing?
- A negative test result when the condition is actually present (correct)
- A test result that cannot be determined
- A positive test result when the condition is not present
- An inconclusive test result
What is involved in the postanalytical phase of laboratory testing?
What is involved in the postanalytical phase of laboratory testing?
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What are the two phases of laboratory testing mentioned in the text?
What are the two phases of laboratory testing mentioned in the text?
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What are the three main components examined in the formed elements of the blood?
What are the three main components examined in the formed elements of the blood?
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What are the three phases of laboratory testing?
What are the three phases of laboratory testing?
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What does a false negative (FN) refer to in laboratory testing?
What does a false negative (FN) refer to in laboratory testing?
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What activities are related to the preanalytical phase of laboratory testing?
What activities are related to the preanalytical phase of laboratory testing?
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What is a true positive (TP) in laboratory testing?
What is a true positive (TP) in laboratory testing?
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