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Which of the following specimen should not be refrigeraed ? Explain why ? A . Urine B . Urogenital Swab C . Throat swab D . Sputm

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

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Which of the following specimen should not be refrigeraed ? Explain why ?

A . Urine

B . Urogenital Swab

C . Throat swab

D . Sputm

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