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6-Before curing cycle, ideally the properly packed flask should be allowed to stand for: A-5-10 minutes B-10-15 minutes C-15-20 minutes D-30-60 minutes

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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6-Before curing cycle, ideally
the properly packed flask
should be allowed to stand for:
A-5-10 minutes
B-10-15 minutes
C-15-20 minutes
D-30-60 minutes

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