clinical evaluations

What Laboratory Tests are Commonly Performed?

Common laboratory tests include:
Blood glucose levels to check for hypoglycemia.
Bilirubin levels to assess for jaundice.
Complete Blood Count (CBC) to identify infections or anemia.
Blood gas analysis to evaluate respiratory function.

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