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Humans , Commission on Professional and Hospital Activities/standards , Laboratory Test/legislation & jurisprudence , Laboratory Test/policies , Blood Glucose/analysis , Laboratory Equipment , Clinical Laboratory Techniques/methods , Glycemic Index/physiology , Reproducibility of ResultsSubject(s)
Humans , Hemorrhagic Fever, Ebola/diagnosis , Ebolavirus/isolation & purification , Ebolavirus/pathogenicity , Clinical Laboratory Techniques/methods , Clinical Laboratory Techniques/standards , Clinical Laboratory Techniques , Laboratory Test/prevention & control , Laboratory Test/policies , Laboratory Test/statistics & numerical data , Clinical Laboratory Techniques/trends , Laboratory Test/ethics , Laboratory Test/legislation & jurisprudenceABSTRACT
La anamnesis y la exploración física son las herramientas básicas con las que cuenta el médico de familia en la consulta diaria. Se definen las pruebas diagnósticas en Atención Primaria como aquellas pruebas que son solicitadas directamente por el médico de Atención Primaria y, aún siendo realizadas fuera de la consulta, no suponen una transferencia en la responsabilidad clínica sobre el paciente. Debemos tener claras cuáles son sus indicaciones y una serie de cuestiones básicas para poder realizar un uso racional de las mismas (AU)
The anamnesis and the physical examination are the basic tools of the Family Doctors in their daily clinics. Diagnostic tests in Primary Care are defined as those tests that are requested directly by the Primary Care doctor and, although they are performed outside the clinic, this does not assume a transfer of clinical responsibility of the patient. We must be clear what their indications are and a have series of basic questions to be able to make rational use of them (AU)
