What are CLIA "waived" tests?
A. Simple tests that have high risk of incorrect results
B. Moderately complex tests such as type and crossmatch
C. A series of dilutions in regards to reagents and chemicals
D. Simple tests that have minimal risk of incorrect results
Answer: D
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