The phrase "complete exam" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a comprehensive exam or a full assessment of something. For example: "I need to pass this complete exam in order to obtain my degree."
Mr. Geldmacher, 45, said his own health had improved greatly since he underwent his first complete exam.
If you lack a long mirror or for other reasons cannot do a complete exam on your own, ask for help from a spouse, significant other or good friend.
In dedicated physical diagnosis courses in their first and second years, students learn on trained actors, who give them appropriate stories and responses, how to do a complete exam of the body's systems (circulatory, respiratory, musculoskeletal and the rest).
Readers 1 and 2 evaluated 3D and 2D data at separate sittings; reader 3 interpreted the complete exam including 3D and 2D sequences.
See your physician for a complete exam.
For more information on second opinions with doctors who will do the complete exam, see my book Surviving American Medicine.
They are not intended as stepwise instructions on how to complete exams.
April signals the fast approaching end of the academic year -- papers to complete, exams to take, classroom observations to turn in, evaluations to administer, budgets to compile, proposals to refine and submit.
During the spree, she stole 98 completed exam scripts across a range of subjects including dentistry, politics, English, and sports medicine.
Similarly, 120 (100% of students) completed exam 1 during the 2011 2012 academic year with enrollment dropping to 110 (91.7%) before exam 2. In general, these students showed a high level of participation in the online assignments.
Of 926 subjects with diabetes at exam 1, 802 completed exam 2, 751 exam 3, and 719 exam 4. At exam 4, LDL cholesterol (96.4 vs. 94.6 mg/dl, P = 0.54) and SBP (130.3 vs. 127.6 mmHg, P = 0.11) did not differ between women and men.
