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Term used to describe milky white or turbine serum or plasma
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Term used to describe milky white or turbine serum or plasma

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"Marked" by jaundice;used to describe serum, plasma or urine specimens that have an abnormal deep yellow to yellow brown color due to high bilirubin levels.
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