Yes. It is part of " The Patient Rights ". Please keep in mind that though some tests may seem irrelevant or not prove positive to a medical condition, it is done to give a correct medical diagnosis and rule out other conditions.
Yes, you certainly can. The doctor is there to help you manage your own health, not order you around. You can turn down any test or treatment you do not want. However, some things might be required by a school, employer, or insurance company. Even though your doctor cannot make you do it, you will need to have it done if you want the service the aforementioned organization or company offers.
Specialists don't need to run a test on you since you demand one. Patient deserting is a type of clinical negligence that happens when a doctor ends the specialist patient relationship without sensible notification or a sensible pardon, and neglects to furnish the patient with a chance to track down a certified substitution care supplier.
yes & yes
no
Before the test, the patient should discuss with the doctor whether it is necessary to temporarily discontinue any medications, and follow the doctor's orders. No changes in diet or activity are necessary.
when a doctor orders an ESR he usually also orders a complete blood count CBC. but it is a different test.
That depends on what test you are having done and what your doctor orders.
Both Doctor's prescription, test reports provide information on a patient's diagnosis. After examination of the patient, the Doctor writes down the diagnosis which is called prescription. When the Doctor opts for test, the test report also provides information about the diagnosis.
Yes
The doctor praised her for being patient while waiting for test results.
Yes, it consists of the doctor asking the patient if he or she is gay. If the patient answers yes, then he or she is gay.
They do questionares. Mainly reliant on the patient telling the truth.
Any dose could be fatal to certain individuals, so "do you feel lucky? Do you punk?" I am not sure there have been studies, I mean who would sign up to see what the lethal dose of heroin is. I can see it all now: Doctor: Was that dose lethal, sir? Test Patient: No man, but that was cool, do it again! Later, Doctor: Now was that dose lethal, sir? Test Patient: Unresponsive Still later, Doctor: Well he's still dead, I guess for Test Patient #1 that dose was lethal, Next Test Patient please.
Yes it can and will. Trust me I'm a doctor..