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Routinely interview family members or other individuals knowledgeable about the patient, unless the patient refuses to grant permission. In emergency circumstances (e.g., safety risk), it may be necessary and permissible to speak with others without the patient’s consent. Conduct laboratory tests, including a complete blood count (CBC);
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