The Proper Mixing of Anticoagulated Specimens Collected by Dermal Puncture

question 98

Multiple Choice

The proper mixing of anticoagulated specimens collected by dermal puncture is enhanced by:

• A) sealing the end of the collection tube with clay or a small plastic plug.
• B) centrifugation in specifically designed centrifuges.
• C) the use of plain glass microcollection tubes.
• D) the use of small plastic beads in the collection tube.

Understand the concept of heuristics and its applications in daily life and decision-making.

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Describe the effects of overconfidence and planning fallacy on behavior and decision outcomes.

Recognize the role of visual information processing in human cognition and its implications.

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