Sentence examples for examination exams from inspiring English sources

4 These subjective views have some limited support from both qualitative and quantitative research during the medical school years, for example, older students appear to do better at year 3 Objective Structured Clinical Examination exams.

Objective: The objective was to compare efficacy of guideline-based management in which a protocol for monitoring intraparenchymal ICP was used (ICP group) or a protocol in which treatment was based on imaging and clinical examination (exam group).

The present analysis is based on analyses of purified monocyte and T cell samples from the April 2010 February 201212 examination (Exam 5) of 1,264 randomly selected MESA participants (55 – 94 years old, Caucasian (47%), African American (21%) and Hispanic (32%), female (51%)) from four MESA field centers (Baltimore, MD; Forsyth County, NC; New York, NY; and St. Paul, MN).

One such group of examinations – licensing exams – is directed at beginning teachers to determine which of them will be certified to teach.

Clinical assessment, blood sampling and measurement of the bitten body part were done at admission (Day 1), after 24 hours (Day 2) and at a re-examination (Re-exam) after 10 28 days.

The large scale of examinations (with some exams occurring simultaneously over multiple sites) has facilitated change with more electronic systems used for confirmation of bookings.

During the second clerkship rotation, the proctor inadvertently failed to remind the students participating in the study to mark this information on their examinations when the exams were handed out.

In addition to addressing mammography, the panel examined the benefits of self-examinations and clinical breast exams performed by doctors.

Note: CSF = cerebrospinal fluid; exams = examinations; n = number of exams; G = gauge; L = lumbar; S = sacral; h = hours; LP = lumbar puncture; MRM = magnetic resonance myelography.

National data from the 2000 Behavioral Risk Factor and Surveillance System have shown that uninsured adults with diabetes are less likely to report annual dilated eye exams, foot examinations, and hemoglobin A1c (A1C) tests, and less likely to perform daily blood glucose monitoring, than those with private health insurance (2).

Become state licensed (if required) and pass all state examinations and medical board exams.