The Most Commonly Measured Colligative Property of Urine or Plasma

question 10

Multiple Choice

The most commonly measured colligative property of urine or plasma that is tested in the clinical laboratory to determine osmolality is:

• A) vapor pressure.
• B) the boiling point.
• C) osmotic pressure.
• D) the freezing point.

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Understand the concept and calculation of marginal probability.

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Definitions:

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Erikson

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