The Typical PH Ion-Selective Phase Utilized in a Clinical Laboratory

question 13

Multiple Choice

The typical pH ion-selective phase utilized in a clinical laboratory is subject to which of the following problems?

• A)acid error
• B)alkaline error
• C)interference from calcium and other divalent ions
• D)lack of reproducibility

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