07/02/2020
[2/7, 7:36 PM] My Boss: Laboratory investigation of urine, sputum and stool samples.
[2/7, 7:38 PM] My Boss: Description: Covers questionnaire assessment of relevant past medical history, physical examination of body systems by the doctor
[2/7, 7:39 PM] My Boss: Scope : Relevant past medical history through a questionnaire assessment
Physical examination by the physician
Laboratory examination of sputum, urine and stool samples
[2/7, 7:40 PM] My Boss: Target Population: Production and Quality Assurance Staff of Food & Beverage Companies.
Caterers, chefs and waiters of hotels and restaurants
Nannies and caregivers of crèches and daycare centres
[2/7, 7:41 PM] My Boss: Medical Checkup:
Become aware of your health status
Prerequisite for good health and long life
Imperative for people over 40
Early discovery is basis for successful cure
[2/7, 7:42 PM] My Boss: Benefits of Health Screening:
Cheaper than treatment
Better health outcomes
It is reassuring
Enables lifestyle modification
[2/7, 7:43 PM] My Boss: Deciding what to screen you for:
Before you're screened at City gate, we follow a strict guidelines to determine the what, why and how you should be screened.
[2/7, 7:51 PM] My Boss: list of medical tests and procedures used to obtain health information and diagnose pathological and nonpathological conditions of the human body. It is grouped by type of procedure and ordered alphabetically:
*Cellular And Chemical Analysis**
amniocentesis
blood analysis
blood count
blood typing
bone marrow aspiration
cephalin-cholesterol flocculation
enzyme analysis
epinephrine tolerance test
glucose tolerance test
hematocrit
immunologic blood test
inulin clearance
serological test
thymol turbidity
gastric fluid analysis
kidney function test
liver function test
lumbar puncture
malabsorption test
Pap smear
phenolsulfonphthalein test
pregnancy test
prenatal testing
protein-bound iodine test
syphilis test
thoracentesis
thyroid function test
toxicology test
urinalysis/uroscopy
*Diagnostic Imaging*
angiocardiography
angiography
cerebral angiography
brain scanning
echoencephalography
magnetoencephalography
pneumoencephalography
cholecystography
echocardiography
endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatoscopy
lung ventilation/perfusion scan
magnetic resonance imaging
cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
functional magnetic resonance imaging
magnetic resonance spectroscopy
mammography
myelography
prenatal testing
tomography
computed tomography
positron emission tomography
single photon emission computed tomography
ultrasound
urography
*Genetic Testing*
complementation test
fluorescence in situ hybridization
preimplantation genetic diagnosis
*Measurement*
ballistocardiography
electrocardiography
electroencephalography
electromyography
lumbar puncture
magnetic resonance spectroscopy
phonocardiography
pulmonary function test
semen analysis
*Physical And Visual Examination*
auscultation
autopsy
biopsy
bronchoscopy
cardiac catheterization
colposcopy
Dick test
endoscopy
esophagogastroduodenoscopy
gynecological examination
laparoscopy
mediastinoscopy
nasopharyngolaryngoscopy
palpation
percussion
Rubin’s test
semen analysis
skin test
patch test
Schick test
tuberculin test
toxicological examination
uroscopy
[2/7, 7:54 PM] My Boss: Diagnosis, the process of determining the nature of a disease or disorder and distinguishing it from other possible conditions. The term comes from the Greek gnosis, meaning knowledge.
[2/7, 7:55 PM] My Boss: Medicine, the practice concerned with the maintenance of health and the prevention, alleviation, or cure of disease.
[2/7, 7:57 PM] My Boss: Pathology, medical specialty concerned with the determining causes of disease and the structural and functional changes occurring in abnormal conditions. Early efforts to study pathology were often stymied by religious prohibitions against autopsies, but these gradually relaxed during the late Middle Ages, allowing autopsies to determine the cause of death, the basis for pathology. The resultant accumulating anatomical information culminated in the publication of the first systematic textbook of morbid anatomy by the Italian Giovanni Battista Morgagni in 1761, which located diseases within individual organs for the first time. The correlation between clinical symptoms and pathological changes was not made until the first half of the 19th century
