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The patient is diagnosed with acute bronchitis and esophageal atresia with G-tube Lab test order: -...

The patient is diagnosed with acute bronchitis and esophageal atresia with G-tube

Lab test order:

- EGD

- Chest: Posteroanterior and lateral views

- Esophageal function study: Acid Reflux

QUESTIONS

1. PLEASE Give the definition and description of each lab. PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE. PUT THEM IN YOUR OWN WORDS

- EGD

- Chest: Posteroanterior and lateral views

- Esophageal function study: Acid Reflux

2. PLEASE Give the significance of the test being ordered for this patient for EACH LAB. PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE. PUT THEM IN YOUR OWN WORDS

- EGD

- Chest: Posteroanterior and lateral views

- Esophageal function study: Acid Reflux

PLEASE DO NOT COPY AND PASTE. PUT THEM IN YOUR OWN WORDS

THANK YOU

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