Serum is the fluid remaining after blood has clotted and the clot/cells have been removed. Platelets are cellular fragments removed with the cellular/clot fraction; fibrinogen is consumed in forming fibrin. Albumin and glucose remain dissolved in serum. Therefore A and D.
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