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The document is an updated form for the Diagnostic Laboratory Service at the University of Tennessee, specifically for clinical pathology and cytology submissions. It outlines specimen requirements, collection details, and various tests available, including bone marrow cytology and cerebrospinal fluid analysis. The form also includes sections for veterinarian information, patient details, and shipping instructions for lab samples.

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Does University of Tennessee require the SRAR?

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