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CLINICALPATHOLOGY-154
STEATORRHOEA (fat malabsorption) is detected by which specific STOOL TEST?
A. Faecal occult blood test
B. SUDAN III OR SUDAN IV STAIN for neutral fat on a stool smear; confirmed by 72-HOUR FAECAL FAT COLLECTION
C. India ink preparation
D. Gram stain
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