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A member asked:
Routine blood work: when the dr. signs off on normal test results, does that mean they looked them over and confirmed?
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Yes, but...: Life is not perfect, so occasionally a lab result can be overlooked. If a patient is worried about a lab result, she can make an appointment with her regular doctor or another doctor to go over the lab result and it's meaning.
Answered 2/26/2014
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