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nature and the
swab's quality are
critical in
ensuring reliable test results.
Nasopharyngeal swabs for
respiratory virus detection swabs for efficient...
- Look up
swab in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Swab may
refer to:
Nasopharyngeal swab Buccal swab Cotton swab A
nautical term for a yarn mop By extension...
- A
buccal swab, also
known as
buccal smear, is a way to
collect DNA from the
cells on the
inside of a person's ch****.
Buccal swabs are a
relatively non-invasive...
- Some
research has
shown that
flocked swabs collect a
larger volume of the
sample material, when
compared to
fiber swabs.
Slightly different but
related is...
- workouts.
Everything the
Swabs do is
scheduled out in blocks,
including 'cadre time',
during which the 2/c
cadre have the
swabs clean, work out, practice...
- Ruth; Taylor,
Wendy (2010). "11.
Principles of
infection control;
obtaining swabs".
Skills for
Midwifery Practice. Edinburgh:
Elsevier Health Sciences. p...
- John
Swab is a film director, screenwriter, and
producer born in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Swab's first feature film Let Me Make You a Martyr, was
released in...
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Disposable oral care
swabs may also be
known by
other various names, such as
sponge swab,
swabs for oral care, foam
swab,
mouth swab, oral swabstick,[citation...
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Swab Phaoprathan (Thai: สวาป เผ่าประทาน), also
known as
Sawab Khan
Pathan or
Tawab Khan, is a Thai
businessman and
politician of
Pashtun ****stani ancestry...
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initially able to
produce 150,000
swabs daily, and the
design was
released so that
hospitals with
their own
printers can make
swabs.
Northwell and the University...
