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CLINICALPATHOLOGY-103
The NORMAL appearance of CSF is:
A. Yellow-brown (xanthochromic) with light turbidity
B. CRYSTAL CLEAR, COLORLESS, and WATER-LIKE in appearance
C. Milky-white and viscous
D. Pink-tinged with slight turbidity
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