Exhibits What laboratory specimens would the nurse expect for the provider to order? Select all that apply.

A. Blood culture is essential to identify any potential infection that the patient may have, which is a common complication after trauma. B . Prothrombin time is crucial for assessing the blood's clotting ability, especially since the patient has a suspected fracture and could be at risk of bleeding. C . Hemoglobin and hematocrit are fundamental tests to evaluate for anemia or blood loss, which is particularly relevant given the patient's fall and the possibility of internal injuries. D . Type and screen is necessary in case the patient requires a blood transfusion due to the injuries sustained from the fall. E . Albumin is not typically a priority in acute trauma settings and would not necessarily be expected as an immediate test. F . Lipid panel is not relevant in the acute management of trauma and is not typically ordered in the emergency setting