Multiple Choice
When processing a urine drug screen specimen, the phlebotomist checks the temperature of the specimen within 4 minutes of collection and notes that the temperature is below the acceptable range of 32.5°C to 37.7°C. This finding suggests that the specimen has been adulterated by the addition of:
A) warm water from the tap in the collection room.
B) a small amount of acid hidden in the collection room.
C) cold tap water or water from the toilet bowl in the collection room.
D) a small amount of alkali hidden in the collection room.
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