Multiple Choice
Why is the D-dimer test not routinely performed on hospital inpatients suspected of having pulmonary emboli?
A) A high D-dimer only suggests the presence of comorbidities.
B) A low D-dimer is associated with immunodepression.
C) It loses sensitivity if numerous blood tests have been performed.
D) The cost is prohibitive.
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