screening
111Screening-Test — Scree|ning Test [ßkri̱ning...; zu engl. to screen = durchsieben]: einfache Suchmethode, die an einer großen Zahl Personen durchgeführt werden kann, um eine bestimmte Krankheit zu erkennen (z. B. Diabetes mellitus, Harnwegserkrankungen) …
112screening instruments — Measuring instruments used in epidemiological studies and social surveys to screen for illness in community (non patient) samples. The aim is to identify untreated illness; that is, illness independent of contact with a clinician. Many of the… …
113screening factor — filtering factor, factor used to separate material (or people, etc.) …
114screening process — procedure of narrowing down, filtering process …
115screening stage — The stage in new product development that involves an analysis of new ideas to determine their appropriateness in relation to an organization s goals and objectives …
116screening coal — Putting coal through a screen for the purpose of removing the extremely small pieces, dirt, and other impurities …
117screening mammogram — X rays of the breasts taken to check for breast cancer in the absence of signs or symptoms …
118Breast cancer screening — refers to the medical screening of asymptomatic, apparently healthy women for breast cancer in an attempt to achieve an earlier diagnosis. The assumption is that early detection will improve outcomes. A number of screening test have been employed …
119Newborn screening — See also: Apgar score Newborn screening Intervention MeSH D015997 Newborn screening is the process by which infants are screened shortly after birth for a list of disorders that are treatable, but di …
120High-content screening — is an automated cell biology method drawing on optics, chemistry, biology and image analysis to permit rapid, highly parallel biological research and drug discovery. Contents 1 General principles 2 The history of high content screening …
