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In a Direct Antiglobulin Test,what Is Being Detected

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Question 22

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In a direct antiglobulin test,what is being detected?


A) in vivo attachment of antibodies to red blood cells
B) allergic reaction
C) passive agglutination
D) naturally occurring antibodies

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