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    The Difference Between the Measured Value as Reported by a Clinical
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The Difference Between the Measured Value as Reported by a Clinical

Question 38

Question 38

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The difference between the measured value as reported by a clinical laboratory and the "True" or "real" value is known as


A) accuracy
B) coefficient of variation
C) precision
D) reproducibility

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