Definition of blood test in English:

blood test

noun

A scientific examination of a sample of blood, typically for the diagnosis of illness or for the detection and measurement of drugs or other substances.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because it may not cause any symptoms, your doctor may need to order a blood test to check for it.
- That is, if the blood test turns out to be specific enough for the disease to be a good screening test.
- There are further complex issues relating to consent for the blood test.
- I also require a monthly blood test as the medication affects my liver function.
- A blood test could shorten this process and allow earlier, more effective treatment.
- A blood test will show whether you are already immune to the hepatitis A virus, due to previous infection.
- If your doctor wonders if you might have syphilis, he or she will order a blood test.
- The family took her to hospital for a blood test, which revealed there was no infection.
- You may to have a blood test and chest X-ray to check your general health.
- If you are not sure whether you are immune to rubella, you can see your GP or practice nurse for a blood test to find out.
- The urologist will usually repeat the examination and the blood test.
- A blood test to check your glucose levels will show if you have pre-diabetes or diabetes.
- It is sometimes necessary to do a blood test when your illness cannot be confirmed from the outward physical symptoms.
- Usually the allergist will start off with something like a skin test or a blood test.
- However, on this occasion, a blood test was performed and the results showed anemia.
- A blood test is then taken one month after the third dose to check that the immunisations have worked.
- The only way to discover if you have high cholesterol is from a blood test, since there are no outward symptoms.
- A blood test for these patients will need a home visit by the doctor.
- Clients must undergo a blood test and fill in medical questionnaires as part of the service.
- Another blood test can be carried out when the condition is diagnosed.

Definition of blood test in US English:

blood test

nounˈbləd ˌtestˈbləd ˌtɛst

A scientific examination of a sample of blood, typically for the diagnosis of illness or for the detection and measurement of drugs or other substances.
Example sentencesExamples
- The family took her to hospital for a blood test, which revealed there was no infection.
- There are further complex issues relating to consent for the blood test.
- However, on this occasion, a blood test was performed and the results showed anemia.
- I also require a monthly blood test as the medication affects my liver function.
- A blood test for these patients will need a home visit by the doctor.
- A blood test could shorten this process and allow earlier, more effective treatment.
- A blood test will show whether you are already immune to the hepatitis A virus, due to previous infection.
- The only way to discover if you have high cholesterol is from a blood test, since there are no outward symptoms.
- Another blood test can be carried out when the condition is diagnosed.
- Because it may not cause any symptoms, your doctor may need to order a blood test to check for it.
- Clients must undergo a blood test and fill in medical questionnaires as part of the service.
- Usually the allergist will start off with something like a skin test or a blood test.
- It is sometimes necessary to do a blood test when your illness cannot be confirmed from the outward physical symptoms.
- If your doctor wonders if you might have syphilis, he or she will order a blood test.
- If you are not sure whether you are immune to rubella, you can see your GP or practice nurse for a blood test to find out.
- A blood test is then taken one month after the third dose to check that the immunisations have worked.
- That is, if the blood test turns out to be specific enough for the disease to be a good screening test.
- You may to have a blood test and chest X-ray to check your general health.
- A blood test to check your glucose levels will show if you have pre-diabetes or diabetes.
- The urologist will usually repeat the examination and the blood test.

单词	blood test
释义	Definition of blood test in English: blood test noun A scientific examination of a sample of blood, typically for the diagnosis of illness or for the detection and measurement of drugs or other substances. Example sentencesExamples Because it may not cause any symptoms, your doctor may need to order a blood test to check for it. That is, if the blood test turns out to be specific enough for the disease to be a good screening test. There are further complex issues relating to consent for the blood test. I also require a monthly blood test as the medication affects my liver function. A blood test could shorten this process and allow earlier, more effective treatment. A blood test will show whether you are already immune to the hepatitis A virus, due to previous infection. If your doctor wonders if you might have syphilis, he or she will order a blood test. The family took her to hospital for a blood test, which revealed there was no infection. You may to have a blood test and chest X-ray to check your general health. If you are not sure whether you are immune to rubella, you can see your GP or practice nurse for a blood test to find out. The urologist will usually repeat the examination and the blood test. A blood test to check your glucose levels will show if you have pre-diabetes or diabetes. It is sometimes necessary to do a blood test when your illness cannot be confirmed from the outward physical symptoms. Usually the allergist will start off with something like a skin test or a blood test. However, on this occasion, a blood test was performed and the results showed anemia. A blood test is then taken one month after the third dose to check that the immunisations have worked. The only way to discover if you have high cholesterol is from a blood test, since there are no outward symptoms. A blood test for these patients will need a home visit by the doctor. Clients must undergo a blood test and fill in medical questionnaires as part of the service. Another blood test can be carried out when the condition is diagnosed. Definition of blood test in US English: blood test nounˈbləd ˌtestˈbləd ˌtɛst A scientific examination of a sample of blood, typically for the diagnosis of illness or for the detection and measurement of drugs or other substances. Example sentencesExamples The family took her to hospital for a blood test, which revealed there was no infection. There are further complex issues relating to consent for the blood test. However, on this occasion, a blood test was performed and the results showed anemia. I also require a monthly blood test as the medication affects my liver function. A blood test for these patients will need a home visit by the doctor. A blood test could shorten this process and allow earlier, more effective treatment. A blood test will show whether you are already immune to the hepatitis A virus, due to previous infection. The only way to discover if you have high cholesterol is from a blood test, since there are no outward symptoms. Another blood test can be carried out when the condition is diagnosed. Because it may not cause any symptoms, your doctor may need to order a blood test to check for it. Clients must undergo a blood test and fill in medical questionnaires as part of the service. Usually the allergist will start off with something like a skin test or a blood test. It is sometimes necessary to do a blood test when your illness cannot be confirmed from the outward physical symptoms. If your doctor wonders if you might have syphilis, he or she will order a blood test. If you are not sure whether you are immune to rubella, you can see your GP or practice nurse for a blood test to find out. A blood test is then taken one month after the third dose to check that the immunisations have worked. That is, if the blood test turns out to be specific enough for the disease to be a good screening test. You may to have a blood test and chest X-ray to check your general health. A blood test to check your glucose levels will show if you have pre-diabetes or diabetes. The urologist will usually repeat the examination and the blood test.
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