The Type of Automated Analyzer in Which the Operator Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

The type of automated analyzer in which the operator is able to use in-house reagents or reagents purchased from suppliers different from the analyzer's manufacturer is referred to as a(n) :

• A) discrete analyzer.
• B) random-access analyzer.
• C) open analyzer system.
• D) closed analyzer system.

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Definitions:

Compliant

Meeting or in accordance with established guidelines, regulations, or standards.

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