Patient Case Question 11. Identify five elevated laboratory test results that are consistent with a diagnosis of bacterial endocarditis. Patient Case Question 12. Explain the pathophysiology for any three of the five elevated laboratory results identified in Question 11 above. Patient Case Question 13. Identify two subnormal laboratory results that are consistent with a diagnosis of bacterial endocarditis.

Patient Case Question 11. Identify five elevated laboratory test results that are consistent with a diagnosis of bacterial endocarditis. Patient Case Question 12. Explain the pathophysiology for any three of the five elevated laboratory results identified in Question 11 above. Patient Case Question 13. Identify two subnormal laboratory results that are consistent with a diagnosis of bacterial endocarditis.

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