What Happens When a Specimen Is Contaminated

question 15

Multiple Choice

What happens when a specimen is contaminated?

• A) Important diagnostic information is obtained.
• B) No clinically useful information is obtained.
• C) It helps rid the body of additional pathogens.
• D) Additional antibiotics are required to treat the infection.

Identify feelings and emotions accurately from client communication.

Distinguish between open and closed questions and their usage in counseling sessions.

Understand the utility of eye contact and vocal tone in establishing a therapeutic alliance.

Describe the goals and limitations of the microskills hierarchy.

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Definitions:

Hydrogenation

The chemical process of adding hydrogen atoms to organic compounds, typically to reduce or saturate them.

Descriptive Term

A term used to provide information or describe specific features or characteristics of a subject.

Diene

refers to an organic compound containing two double bonds, often involved in polymerizations and other chemical reactions.

Lowest Energy

Pertains to the state of a system in which it possesses the minimum possible energy, often corresponding to the most stable state.