Discuss the significance of the following tests and what constituent is being detected: Keller-Kiliani test Froth test Liebermann-Burchard test Capillary Tubes test Kedde test Froth test Capillary Tubes test

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Q: Discuss how the following values/results can be affected by keeping a blood sample (purple t room…

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Q: . Identify which among the evacuated tubes can be used for a complete blood count test. Explain…

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Q: the order of draw same for syringe method and Evacuated system system?

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