Hematology Test Indices
*Symtoms: fever, cough, breathing difficulties, headache, diarrhea
**Discharge: Under the premise that the patient's nucleic acid test result is negative for two consecutive days (alveolar lavage fluid is recommended8 )
CLIA Test Indices
Biochemistry Test Indices
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