What determines whether or not body fluids are diluted before counting?
a. Appearance of the fluid
b. Type of fluid
c. Patient's diagnosis
d. Whether or not the fluid needs to go to other sections of the laboratory for additional testing
ANS: A
The appearance of the fluid is used to determine whether or not a body fluid is diluted before counting. If the fluid is clear, then no dilution is made. If it is hazy or cloudy, then an appropriate dilution is made.
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