White matter is made of:

A patient specimen is analyzed on an instrument known to be in control from previous assays performed on a calibrated instrument and gives a hemoglobin result of 13.2 g/dL

Two hours later it is evaluated on another instrument that is being evaluated for purchase by the laboratory. The result is 11.8 g/dL. This result, when compared with the first, is: a. Acceptable agreement b. Reportable c. Precise agreement d. Inaccurate

The two types of movement within the joint are:

A. anterior and posterior B. hinge and gliding C. rotary and in-line D. mesial and distal