Which of the following laboratory test groups and results best reflects a patient with primary hemochromatosis?
A. Serum iron, increased; serum TIBC, decreased; transferrin saturation, increased
B. Serum iron, increased; serum TIBC, increased; transferrin saturation, increased
C. Serum lead, increased; serum TIBC, increased; transferrin saturation, increased
D. Serum iron, decreased; serum TIBC, decreased; transferrin saturation, decreased
A
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a. protocols. b. policies. c. advanced procedures. d. medical attributes.
When workers follow standard operating procedures, they are implementing:
a. safe work practice. c. administrative controls. b. engineering controls. d. personal protective equipment.
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50 mg 62.5 mg 75 mg 82.5 mg
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false