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    False-Negative Results in Antihuman Globulin Testing Can Be Caused By
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False-Negative Results in Antihuman Globulin Testing Can Be Caused By

Question 11

Question 11

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False-negative results in antihuman globulin testing can be caused by:


A) overcentrifugation.
B) undercentrifugation.
C) cell suspensions that are too weak or too heavy.
D) all of the above.

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