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Introduction to Cytopathology

question 1 of 2 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)
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Q: In a cytopathology lab, specimens typically consist of individual cells rather than solid tissue fragments.

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True. Adding IgG-coated check cells to a negative DAT tube confirms that the AHG reagent was active and present. If agglutination occurs, the negative result is valid.

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