Why is it important to develop a case history of physical symptoms of each patient to be used along with the physical tests performed on the patientâs urine specimen?
A thorough history will ensure that nothing is missed and will allow critical
pieces of information to be exchanged between various health care professionals
Certain physical symptoms will prompt that certain questions be asked and their
answers included as they may represent pertinent positive negative or positive
data. In short, a good, well-contructed history will allow other physicians to
formulate their own differential diagnoses and will include the pertinent
information on which to base the differential
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You will be given an injection of Rhogam around week 28 of pregnancy if the Rh test is negative.
What is rh-negative?
Red blood cells have a protein called rh factor on their surface. You are Rh positive if the protein is present in your blood. You are Rh negative if the protein is absent from your blood. You might see "+" or "-" after your blood type, which stands for Rh positive or Rh negative.
The frequency of Rh positive is substantially higher than Rh negative. Being Rh negative is not a disease, and it typically has no impact on your health. However, it might impact pregnancy. If you are Rh negative and your unborn child is Rh positive, your pregnancy requires special attention. It's referred to as Rh incompatibility. The Rh factor can be passed on to a child from either parent.
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