The process of determining which of two diseases that have similar symptoms is causing a patient's illness is known as a _____ diagnosis.

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Differential diagnosis is the process of distinguishing between two or more conditions with similar symptoms. Final diagnosis refers to the definitive diagnosis made after all investigations and tests have been completed. Clinical diagnosis is the diagnosis made based on the patient's symptoms and medical history without any further testing. Tentative diagnosis is a temporary diagnosis made before all tests and investigations are completed.

The Process of Determining Which of Two Diseases That Have