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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Diagnosis
Diagnosis means both 'examination' and the 'conclusion/result of an examination' correct?
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Hi, Broadly speaking, that's true. I'd prefer to say an examination to identify an illness, disease or other problem. Once the problem has been diagnosed, I may have further examinations that do not include attempts at diagonosis.
- Hi, Broadly speaking, that's true.
- I'd prefer to say an examination to identify an illness, disease or other problem.
- Once the problem has been diagnosed, I may have further examinations that do not include attempts at diagonosis.
- Clive
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Hi,
Broadly speaking, that's true.
I'd prefer to say an examination to identify an illness, disease or other problem.
Once the problem has been diagnosed, I may have further examinations that do not include attempts at diagonosis.
Clive
Broadly speaking, that's true.
I'd prefer to say an examination to identify an illness, disease or other problem.
Once the problem has been diagnosed, I may have further examinations that do not include attempts at diagonosis.
Clive
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