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Things rinse often describes (“rinse ________”)
slides, sections, mouth, water, hands, times, cells, chicken, area, fish, beans, hair, patient, tanks, tissue, rice, solution, abundant, coverslips, fillets, cycle, shrimp, wells, soap, slide, membrane, samples, waters, dishes, out, mushrooms, briefly, bottles, off, skin, grids, gel, turkey, seeds, meat, strawberries, parts, equipment, embryos, eyes, brush, cultures, lentils, slices, tissues, plates, everything, scallops, glass, face, glassware, spinach, noodles, column, tomatoes, cover, inside, pieces, smears, filters, eggplant, peas, sprouts, cabbage, blocks, celery, leaves, parsley, dentures, eggs, cleaner, vegetables, technique, lettuce, hens, berries, clothes, steaks, sample, sponge, catfish, membranes, buffer, tubes, gloves, basin, tank, specimens, salt, gels, salmon, holder, specimen
How rinse often is described (“________ rinse”)
final, cold, quick, oral, last, hot, first, second, thorough, blue, brief, warm, clean, pre, minute, short, fresh, distilled, initial, cool, clear, lemon, antimicrobial, chlorhexidine, subsequent, daily, solvent, simple, preliminary, antiseptic, alkaline, extra, intermediate, plain, herbal, double, min, dental, undamaged, acid, light, topical, slow, static, sterile, freshwater, antibacterial, mild, acetic, gentle, dilute, temporary, weekly, triple, sulfurous, soothing, neutral, germicidal, slight, blonde, occasional, pressure, blond, post, liquid, brown, fast, shampoo, soapy, benzydamine, ionized, acidic, potable, preprocedural
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