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:
For a detailed explanation of each county's origin. Q: What is the size of each county's Board of County Commissioners (i.e., how many commissioners do they have)? A: See a map of Kansas counties and the size of their boards of county commissioners. Q: What are the elected offices in county government? A: Kansas law requires that commissioners, clerks, treasurers, registers of deeds, sheriffs, and district/county attorneys be elected to serve four-year terms of office.