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When designing an MCP server, what should you expose first?
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Lab Medicine
Today’s question
Multiple choice · answer once · +10 points
A serum sample from a well patient returns potassium 7.8 mmol/L, calcium 1.1 mmol/L (very low), and an unexpectedly low alkaline phosphatase, with no hemolysis noted. The phlebotomist filled the EDTA tube before the serum tube. What is the most likely explanation?
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