What type of laboratory tests would not be conducted if you suspect a patient has contracted plaque?

If a patient is suspected of having contracted plague, tests specific to the causative agent, Yersinia pestis, would be prioritized, such as blood cultures or sputum cultures for bacterial identification. Routine laboratory tests, like standard viral panels or tests for unrelated bacterial infections, would not be appropriate or necessary in this case. Additionally, tests that do not provide relevant information for diagnosing or managing plague, such as allergy tests, would likely be omitted.