You would want to inhibit a patient's coagulation cascode from proceeding in the bloodsample for you to perform a complete blood count. Choose the option shouing the correctmetal-ligand complex and the corresponding specimen for testing.A. Mg++:EDTA; plasmaB. Ca++:EDTA; whole bloodC. Ca++:Heparin; serumD. Mg++:Potassium oxalate; whole blood

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You would want to inhibit a patient's coagulation cascade from proceeding in the blood sample for you to perform a complete blood count. Choose the option showing the correct metal-ligand complex and the corresponding specimen for testing. A. Mg++:EDTA; plasma B. Ca++:EDTA; whole blood C. Ca++:Heparin; serum D. Mg++:Potassium oxalate; whole blood

You would want to inhibit a patient's coagulation cascade from proceeding in the blood sample for you to perform a complete blood count. Choose the option showing the correct metal-ligand complex and the corresponding specimen for testing. A. Mg++:EDTA; plasma B. Ca++:EDTA; whole blood C. Ca++:Heparin; serum D. Mg++:Potassium oxalate; whole blood

Comprehensive Medical Assisting: Administrative and Clinical Competencies (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter39: Phlebotomy

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