During specimen processing, a phlebotomist loads the centrifuge with specimens, closes the lid, and starts the centrifug

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During specimen processing, a phlebotomist loads the centrifuge with specimens, closes the lid, and starts the centrifug

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During specimen processing, a phlebotomist loads the centrifuge
with specimens, closes the lid, and starts the centrifuge. The
centrifuge makes a strange noise and vibrates more than usual. This
is followed by the sound of glass breaking. What do you think is
wrong? What should the phlebotomist do?
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