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GarryVolchara [31]
1 year ago
8

Which type of urine specimen does not include the first and last urine in the sample? cna

Biology
1 answer:
icang [17]1 year ago
7 0

Clean-catch specimen is the type of urine specimen that does not include the first and last urine in the sample.

A clean-catch urine specimen is a sample of pee. It is required if your doctor wishes to check your urine for bacteria that could be inflicting a urinary tract infection. A clean-catch specimen is a technique for obtaining urine from the skin that does not have a lot of bacteria in it.

To determine what sorts of bacteria (germs), if any, are present in your child's urine, a clean catch urine specimen is taken (pee). For your child to receive the required medical care, the test must be performed correctly. A sample of pee is a clean-catch urine specimen. When your doctor wishes to check your urine for germs that could be causing an infection in your urinary tract, it is necessary.

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