The Presence of Bile Pigments in a Urine Specimen Causes

question 22

Multiple Choice

The presence of bile pigments in a urine specimen causes the specimen to be

• A) Light amber
• B) Foul-smelling
• C) Yellow-brown
• D) Red

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