All the Following Principles of Specimen Collection Are Fundamental to Ensuring

question 50

Multiple Choice

All the following principles of specimen collection are fundamental to ensuring appropriate specimen management EXCEPT:

• A) Collect the appropriate quantity of specimen.
• B) Label the specimen accurately with the specific anatomic site and the patient information.
• C) Select the correct anatomic site to collect the specimen.
• D) It is acceptable to delay transport of the specimen to the laboratory if in transport media.

Understand the factors and theories related to the development of sexual orientation.

Comprehend the genetic and epigenetic influences on sexual orientation.

Identify the role of prenatal factors in determining sexual orientation.

Recognize the impact of environmental and social influences on sexual orientation.

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