____ is the second most common preanalytical error that the phlebotomist can control.

The presence of meconium in the amniotic fluid indicates:

A. an expected finding in full-term infants. B. that full newborn resuscitation will be needed. C. that the baby's airway may be obstructed. D. that the fetus is at least 4 weeks premature.

Digitization uses a computer to superimpose two standardized radiographic images, causing the like areas of the image to "cancel" each other out, leaving only the changes visible

Indicate whether the statement is true or false