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14th September 2020

Mr Chapman, a 68-year old man, is admitted to the orthopaedic ward with a vertebral fracture

Mr Chapman, a 68-year old man, is admitted to the orthopaedic ward with a vertebral fracture. He says that he rarely visits the doctor and takes no regular medication. He has never smoked and rarely drinks alcohol. After DEXA scan, his T-score is -2.8. Which THREE of the following blood tests are most important to take? Select THREE options only.

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