The Most Common Source of Interference in Spectrophotometric Analyses Results

question 4

Multiple Choice

The most common source of interference in spectrophotometric analyses results from:

• A)the presence of drugs in the patient sample
• B)the presence of unexpected increases of compounds associated with disease processes in the patient sample
• C)the presence of hemolysis, icteria, or lipemia in the patient sample
• D)the anticoagulant used to collect the patient sample

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