Diagnosis of anemia, His hematocrit reading is 28%, and he

Diagnosis of anemia

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What if... a 5 years old patient, who has not been seen since he was three years of age, is in the clinic today for a wellness visit and to get caught up on his immunizations. You know he needs labwork, which is standard for age 5 and includes a urine screen and hematocrit blood sample. After performing the necessary tests, you review his lab results. His hematocrit reading is 28%, and he does not have a diagnosis of anemia. Now, he is ready to receive his 4y/o vaccines. What should you do?

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