Diagnose
diagnosis
Meaning of Diagnose
die ärztliche Feststellung einer Krankheit oder eines Problems
a doctor's identification of an illness or problem
Pronunciation
Diagnose with English translation
Diagnose usage examples
Die Diagnose war zum Glück harmlos.
Luckily, the diagnosis was harmless.
Der Arzt erklärte mir die Diagnose.
The doctor explained the diagnosis to me.
Diagnose synonyms
What's the difference between Diagnose, Befund, Gutachten, Beurteilung, ärztliche Feststellung, Krankheitsbestimmung, Feststellung, and Erkenntnis
The result of an examination or test; it describes what was found, not necessarily the full diagnosis.
A written expert report, often by a doctor or specialist; usually more formal and detailed than a diagnosis.
An assessment of a condition, result, or situation; often used in medicine as part of making a diagnosis.
A doctor's formal statement or finding; close to a medical conclusion, but less precise than diagnosis.
Determination of an illness; somewhat old-fashioned or bookish, rarely used in everyday speech.
Differential diagnosis: the comparison of possible illnesses to distinguish between them; a step before the final diagnosis.
Advanced: broader words
A general statement or determination of a fact; broader than diagnosis and not specifically medical.
An insight or conclusion reached after reflection or analysis; not a medical term in the strict sense.
An opinion, judgment, or court decision; in a medical context it can mean a clinician's assessment, but not the diagnosis itself.
Not the diagnosis itself, but the diagnostic procedure or method used to reach it.
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Questions about this word
What does Diagnose mean?
a doctor's identification of an illness or problem
How do you pronounce Diagnose?
Diagnose is pronounced [diːaɡnoˈzeː].
How is Diagnose used in a sentence?
Luckily, the diagnosis was harmless. Translation: Die Diagnose war zum Glück harmlos.
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