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Question 34
Which of the following diagnostic tests is most appropriate for malaria?
Question 34 options:
a)
A blood specimen for culture
b)
Thick and thin blood smears for microscopy
c)
A tissue specimen for culture
d)
A cerebrospinal fluid specimen for culture
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