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Types of Medical Tests - TSV
Medical examinations are essential healthcare procedures used for disease diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring disease progression. In Japanese healthcare settings, medical tests are classified into five main categories: specimen tests, physiological function tests, imaging tests, endoscopic examinations, and pathological examinations. Each test has specific purposes and indications, and comprehensive medical decisions are made through appropriate combinations of these tests.
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code slug name description category
01 blood-test Blood Test A test that analyzes various components by collecting blood samples. Specimen Test
02 urinalysis Urinalysis A test that analyzes the components of urine. Specimen Test
03 x-ray X-ray Examination An imaging test that uses X-rays to photograph the inside of the body. Imaging Test
04 ct-scan CT Scan A test that creates cross-sectional images by irradiating X-rays from multiple directions. Imaging Test
05 mri MRI A test that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to obtain detailed images. Imaging Test
06 ultrasound Ultrasound Examination A test that visualizes internal body structures using ultrasound waves. Imaging Test
07 endoscopy Endoscopic Examination A test that directly observes the inside of the body using an endoscope. Endoscopic Examination
08 physiological-function-test Physiological Function Test A test that measures and evaluates body functions. Physiological Function Test
09 pathological-examination Pathological Examination A test that diagnoses disease states by observing tissues and cells under a microscope. Pathological Examination
10 fecal-test Fecal Test A test that analyzes the properties and components of feces. Specimen Test
11 gastroscopy Gastroscopy A test that observes the upper gastrointestinal tract using an endoscope. Endoscopic Examination
12 colonoscopy Colonoscopy A test that observes the large intestine using an endoscope. Endoscopic Examination