QUESTION 13 13. How many minutes is an acceptable time for a centrifuge to spin blood specimens? a) 10 - 15 minutes b) 5 - 8 minutes c) 20 - 25 minutes d) 25 - 30 minutes QUESTION 14 1. What are the types of centrifuges? a)swinging-bucket or angled b)Fixed-head rotor c) Ultra-centrifuges d) all the answer are correct.

QUESTION 13 13. How many minutes is an acceptable time for a centrifuge to spin blood specimens? a) 10 - 15 minutes b) 5 - 8 minutes c) 20 - 25 minutes d) 25 - 30 minutes QUESTION 14 1. What are the types of centrifuges? a)swinging-bucket or angled b)Fixed-head rotor c) Ultra-centrifuges d) all the answer are correct.

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