To test neurological disease, a doctor inserts a needle into the Subarachnoid space of the patients spine. What is the Doctor trying to collect?

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To test neurological disease, a doctor inserts a needle into the Subarachnoid space of the patients spine. What is the Doctor trying to collect?

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It's C. cerebrospinal fluid

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c.Cerebrospinal fluid

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