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This Technique Should Be Done to Differentiate Starch Particles from Pathogenic

Question 9

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This technique should be done to differentiate starch particles from pathogenic crystals in fluids:

A) Examination with polarized light.
B) Examination with fluorescent light.
C) Examination with Wright stain.
D) Calculation of RBC to WBC ratio.

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