Tests recommended include blood count, sedimentation rate (if indicated), electrolytes (including calcium), liver and renal function tests, urinalysis, syphilis serology, B12 levels, thyroid function tests and a toxicity screen (if medical history and the physical exam so indicate).
Kansas Counties. Kansas currently has 105 counties; 28 other counties have existed but are now defunct due to name changes, reorganizations, or mergers and splits. Find information on current and defunct counties:
Q: How did Kansas counties get their names? A: The 105 Kansas counties were named for 4 presidents, 4 cabinet officers, 39 soldiers and generals, 11 Indian tribes, 1 Indian chief, 2 Kansas martyrs, 6 rivers, 3 Revolutionary War generals, 3 Kansas governors, 2 out-of-state counties, and one was given a name of French origin and 30 counties were named for important people at the time.