Illinois CNA State Practice Exam

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Can urine contaminate a stool sample?

It is unlikely
No
Only in large amounts
Yes

The correct answer is: It is unlikely

Urine can contaminate a stool sample due to the proximity of the two substances in the body, but it is unlikely to have a significant impact on the results. While it is possible for a small amount of urine to mix with the stool, it is unlikely to cause major contamination. Option B, "No," is incorrect because urine can potentially contaminate a stool sample. Option C, "Only in large amounts," is also incorrect because even a small amount of urine can potentially contaminate the sample. Option D, "Yes," is incorrect because the question is asking for the likelihood of contamination, not a definitive answer of yes or no.