Medical Examinations and Tests

A medical examination, also referred to as a clinical examination, check-up, or medical, is the procedure during which a doctor examines a patient's body for indications of disease. Typically, it occurs after gathering the patient's medical history, which includes a description of the symptoms experienced. The physical examination, combined with the medical history, assists in establishing an accurate diagnosis and formulating a treatment plan. All information gathered during this process is documented in the patient's medical record.

• Amniocentesis
• Anaesthetic
• Angiography
• Arthroscopy
• Biopsy
• Blood Pressure Measurement
• Blood Tests
• Bone Densitometry Scans
• Bone Density Scans
• Cervical Smear Test

• Colonoscopy
• CT Scan
• Cystoscopy
• ERCP
• Gastrointestinal Screening
• Gastroscopy
• Lactose Tolerance Test
• Laparoscopy
• Mammography
• Microscopy and Culture

• MRI Scan
• Otoscopy
• Patch Testing
• Pelvic Examination
• Sigmoidoscopy
• Ultrasound Scans
• Urine Tests
• Urodynamics
• Urography
• X-rays




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