"preventive examination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a medical check-up or screening that is done as a preventative measure to catch potential health issues early on. Example: Due to his family history of heart disease, John went for a preventive examination every year to ensure that any potential problems were caught early.
The signaling and referral instrument developed for this study will be part of this preventive examination.
The control group that consisted of people who feel subjectively healthy and preventive examination by the doctor was negative with regard to the current troubles in their health.
Of the 30 women interviewed, over half (18) knew that mammography was an examination of the breast and a further 7 knew that it was a preventive examination for breast cancer.
The observational group consisted of 10 healthy females of similar age, donors of the republican station of blood transfusion (average age was 58.5 ± 1.9 years), having no VD following the results of preventive examination.
Here the same questions arise: may health professionals coerce people to first have their genetic status determined before assigning them to a corresponding screening strategy of preventive examinations?
Women in the control group measured blood pressure and clinical biochemistry results were evaluated along with the overall health status evaluated in standard preventive examinations.
Our results suggest that the higher the woman's education, the more aware she is of the importance of preventive examinations.
Even if the coverage rate among the population is high, out-of-pocket payments for additional services cause uncertainties and are perceived as inequities: "…and now it's become like this (with the preventive examinations), you have to pay them from your pocket, but that's not possible for everyone, some people just do not have the money".
The latter study showed that receiving a preventive health prevention examination was strongly associated with FOBT adherence relative to no CRC screening (adjusted relative rate ratio, 11.6; 95% CI, 9.6 13.0).
Formal reminder systems need to be incorporated as routine procedures by health care plans and providers to alert women to the fact that a preventive test or examination is due.
A total of 25,341 men and 7,080 women underwent a complete preventive medical examination that included a maximal exercise test.
