Which of the following is true regarding the preparation and staining of a blood smear?
A. Smears must be stained immediately.
B. Smears can be immersed in methanol and stained later.
C. Smears can be preserved by immersing in ethanol.
D. Wright's stain contains no preservative.
Answer: B
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The purpose of continuous quality improvement (CQI) is to support discipline of personnel.
a. true b. false