TRUE OR FALSE... A nursing student who has a hepatitis B antibody serum titer of 1:16...
TRUE OR FALSE... A nursing student who has a hepatitis B antibody serum titer of 1:16 has a higher concentration of antibodies in their serum than a patient with a titer of 1:64
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
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a. True
As 1:64 it is more diluted form than 1:16 ... 1:64 means that the samole is diluted 64 times and hence the presence of antibodies is much less as in comparison of 1:16.
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