A test performed to determine the presence or absence of a specific medical condition.
an achievement test, most often in mathematics and reading, used to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the individual
An assessment prompted by a perceived problem in order to determine current level of functioning. Test results are then used to prescribe a solution.
The first venous blood lead test performed within 6 months on a child who has previously had an elevated BLL on a screening test.
A test designed to detect chlamydia in a patient presenting with symptoms or history of exposure, as distinguished from a screening test.
A test used to detect problems with the baby during pregnancy.
An examination or procedure (such as an x-ray or lab test) that is used to determine a person's particular illness, disease or condition.
Tests which determine the nature of a disease or illness.
This is a test that is ordered by a physician to determine or rule out a condition. See the Diagnostic Tests page for more information.
A test intended to locate learning difficulties or patterns of error. Such tests yield measures of specific knowledge, skills, or abilities underlying achievement within a broad subject. Thus, they provide a basis for remedial instruction.
A test used to diagnose or analyze the examinee’s specific areas of strength or weakness. Diagnostic practice tests are often very useful tools in preparing for certification examinations.
A test, such as an X-ray, that helps the healthcare professional understand your condition and how well your treatment is working. Diagnostic tests for acid reflux disease can include barium swallow, X-ray, endoscopy, ambulatory pH monitoring and oesophageal manometry.