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Which specimen may take longer than normal to clot?

a. Chilled specimen that is from an outpatient clinic.
b. Specimen from a patient that has a high WBC count.
c. Specimen from a patient on an anti-coagulant therapy.
d. all of the above

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c. Specimen from a patient on an anti-coagulant therapy

I'm guessing this, but (D) completely through me off. (B) could also be correct, since a decreased platelets count commonly accompanies a high white blood cell count.

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