All of the four levels represent a possible scheme for prioritizing the handling of specimens, except
A) Level 1: critical.
B) Level 2: unprotected.
C) Level 3: quantitation required.
D) Level 4: anticoagulated.

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Level 4 ("anticoagulated") does not represent a priority for handling specimens based on need for testing or urgency, but rather on the type of specimen collection tube used. The other three levels indicate different levels of importance for testing and potential urgency for results.

All of the Four Levels Represent a Possible Scheme for Prioritizing