recognizing symptoms

What to Do When Symptoms Are Ambiguous?

When symptoms are ambiguous:
- Consultation: Seek input from colleagues or specialists when needed.
- Diagnostic Tests: Utilize appropriate diagnostic tests to gather more information.
- Continuous Monitoring: Keep monitoring the patient closely and reassess frequently.

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