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Blood Work

A popular term for analytical data obtained from blood, which is generally understood to mean RBC counts and analysis, WBC differential, and platelet count, but may also include analysis from serum

blood work

A popular term referring to any diagnostic testing performed on the fluid or cells of peripheral blood

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