Definition of case history in English:

case history

noun

A record of a person's background or medical history kept by a doctor or social worker.
Example sentencesExamples
- The nub of his modest claim centred on a dramatic case history of a youth whose life was threatened by asthma.
- In the second step, the mental health professional carefully reviews the case history, with range and type of records consulted depending on the referral question and legal issue.
- Obtaining an accurate case history is essential to the diagnosis of hydatid disease.
- The infants were discharged on day five with no further problems noted in their case history.
- The chiropractor should first take a complete case history, including past medical history and any lifestyle factors (such as type of work or exercise) that might be affecting the patient's problem.
- I offer a case history of a client, M, who is in his early 30's who is diagnosed as schizoaffective-bipolar, non-medication compliant, abuses alcohol and street drugs.
- Another well known non-linear method is small group, problem based learning, in which a case history forms the basis of an exploratory dialogue facilitated by the tutor, and an emerging action plan is worked out by a group of participants.
- If you suspect that you have a food allergy, you should contact your GP who will help determine whether you have an allergy by taking a detailed case history of your reactions; so the more details that you can give, the better.
- That disturbing story was inspired by the real case history of a patient known in the medical literature only as ‘HM.’
- My initial session involved an in-depth examination of my case history.
- Two inconsistencies in the case history undermine the speculative diagnosis.
- A higher proportion of consultants now thought that including a summary of the case history in the consultant's letter was important.
- Take a real case history: a 27 year old woman presents for a routine examination with a small lump on her breast.
- When a diagnosis has to be made the entire case history is taken into account.
- Rather than make an office appointment, I decided to send him an E-mail message outlining my case history and asking for either treatment recommendations or a referral.
- His duties included acquiring gross pathologic specimens to document medical conditions suffered by American soldiers along with the case history.
- Her general practitioner faxed an urgent letter (not a cancer referral) to the consultant, detailing the case history.
- The case history does not mention the duration of zafirlukast therapy and does not provide information about prior use of corticosteroids.
- Understanding the indicators of disease and differentiating between the likely causes entails taking a thorough case history and carrying out a good physical examination.
- Each of the five students was assigned a case history to present and discuss during the weekly one-hour teleconference session.
Synonyms
account, accounts, document, documents, documentation, data, file, files, dossier, dossiers, information, evidence, report, reports

Definition of case history in US English:

case history

nounˈkās ˈˌhist(ə)rēˈkeɪs ˈˌhɪst(ə)ri

A record of a person's background or medical history kept by a doctor or social worker.
Example sentencesExamples
- That disturbing story was inspired by the real case history of a patient known in the medical literature only as ‘HM.’
- Understanding the indicators of disease and differentiating between the likely causes entails taking a thorough case history and carrying out a good physical examination.
- Obtaining an accurate case history is essential to the diagnosis of hydatid disease.
- Take a real case history: a 27 year old woman presents for a routine examination with a small lump on her breast.
- A higher proportion of consultants now thought that including a summary of the case history in the consultant's letter was important.
- His duties included acquiring gross pathologic specimens to document medical conditions suffered by American soldiers along with the case history.
- When a diagnosis has to be made the entire case history is taken into account.
- Two inconsistencies in the case history undermine the speculative diagnosis.
- If you suspect that you have a food allergy, you should contact your GP who will help determine whether you have an allergy by taking a detailed case history of your reactions; so the more details that you can give, the better.
- Each of the five students was assigned a case history to present and discuss during the weekly one-hour teleconference session.
- Rather than make an office appointment, I decided to send him an E-mail message outlining my case history and asking for either treatment recommendations or a referral.
- The nub of his modest claim centred on a dramatic case history of a youth whose life was threatened by asthma.
- The chiropractor should first take a complete case history, including past medical history and any lifestyle factors (such as type of work or exercise) that might be affecting the patient's problem.
- Her general practitioner faxed an urgent letter (not a cancer referral) to the consultant, detailing the case history.
- My initial session involved an in-depth examination of my case history.
- The infants were discharged on day five with no further problems noted in their case history.
- Another well known non-linear method is small group, problem based learning, in which a case history forms the basis of an exploratory dialogue facilitated by the tutor, and an emerging action plan is worked out by a group of participants.
- In the second step, the mental health professional carefully reviews the case history, with range and type of records consulted depending on the referral question and legal issue.
- I offer a case history of a client, M, who is in his early 30's who is diagnosed as schizoaffective-bipolar, non-medication compliant, abuses alcohol and street drugs.
- The case history does not mention the duration of zafirlukast therapy and does not provide information about prior use of corticosteroids.
Synonyms
account, accounts, document, documents, documentation, data, file, files, dossier, dossiers, information, evidence, report, reports

单词	case history
释义	Definition of case history in English: case history noun A record of a person's background or medical history kept by a doctor or social worker. Example sentencesExamples The nub of his modest claim centred on a dramatic case history of a youth whose life was threatened by asthma. In the second step, the mental health professional carefully reviews the case history, with range and type of records consulted depending on the referral question and legal issue. Obtaining an accurate case history is essential to the diagnosis of hydatid disease. The infants were discharged on day five with no further problems noted in their case history. The chiropractor should first take a complete case history, including past medical history and any lifestyle factors (such as type of work or exercise) that might be affecting the patient's problem. I offer a case history of a client, M, who is in his early 30's who is diagnosed as schizoaffective-bipolar, non-medication compliant, abuses alcohol and street drugs. Another well known non-linear method is small group, problem based learning, in which a case history forms the basis of an exploratory dialogue facilitated by the tutor, and an emerging action plan is worked out by a group of participants. If you suspect that you have a food allergy, you should contact your GP who will help determine whether you have an allergy by taking a detailed case history of your reactions; so the more details that you can give, the better. That disturbing story was inspired by the real case history of a patient known in the medical literature only as ‘HM.’ My initial session involved an in-depth examination of my case history. Two inconsistencies in the case history undermine the speculative diagnosis. A higher proportion of consultants now thought that including a summary of the case history in the consultant's letter was important. Take a real case history: a 27 year old woman presents for a routine examination with a small lump on her breast. When a diagnosis has to be made the entire case history is taken into account. Rather than make an office appointment, I decided to send him an E-mail message outlining my case history and asking for either treatment recommendations or a referral. His duties included acquiring gross pathologic specimens to document medical conditions suffered by American soldiers along with the case history. Her general practitioner faxed an urgent letter (not a cancer referral) to the consultant, detailing the case history. The case history does not mention the duration of zafirlukast therapy and does not provide information about prior use of corticosteroids. Understanding the indicators of disease and differentiating between the likely causes entails taking a thorough case history and carrying out a good physical examination. Each of the five students was assigned a case history to present and discuss during the weekly one-hour teleconference session. Synonyms account, accounts, document, documents, documentation, data, file, files, dossier, dossiers, information, evidence, report, reports Definition of case history in US English: case history nounˈkās ˈˌhist(ə)rēˈkeɪs ˈˌhɪst(ə)ri A record of a person's background or medical history kept by a doctor or social worker. Example sentencesExamples That disturbing story was inspired by the real case history of a patient known in the medical literature only as ‘HM.’ Understanding the indicators of disease and differentiating between the likely causes entails taking a thorough case history and carrying out a good physical examination. Obtaining an accurate case history is essential to the diagnosis of hydatid disease. Take a real case history: a 27 year old woman presents for a routine examination with a small lump on her breast. A higher proportion of consultants now thought that including a summary of the case history in the consultant's letter was important. His duties included acquiring gross pathologic specimens to document medical conditions suffered by American soldiers along with the case history. When a diagnosis has to be made the entire case history is taken into account. Two inconsistencies in the case history undermine the speculative diagnosis. If you suspect that you have a food allergy, you should contact your GP who will help determine whether you have an allergy by taking a detailed case history of your reactions; so the more details that you can give, the better. Each of the five students was assigned a case history to present and discuss during the weekly one-hour teleconference session. Rather than make an office appointment, I decided to send him an E-mail message outlining my case history and asking for either treatment recommendations or a referral. The nub of his modest claim centred on a dramatic case history of a youth whose life was threatened by asthma. The chiropractor should first take a complete case history, including past medical history and any lifestyle factors (such as type of work or exercise) that might be affecting the patient's problem. Her general practitioner faxed an urgent letter (not a cancer referral) to the consultant, detailing the case history. My initial session involved an in-depth examination of my case history. The infants were discharged on day five with no further problems noted in their case history. Another well known non-linear method is small group, problem based learning, in which a case history forms the basis of an exploratory dialogue facilitated by the tutor, and an emerging action plan is worked out by a group of participants. In the second step, the mental health professional carefully reviews the case history, with range and type of records consulted depending on the referral question and legal issue. I offer a case history of a client, M, who is in his early 30's who is diagnosed as schizoaffective-bipolar, non-medication compliant, abuses alcohol and street drugs. The case history does not mention the duration of zafirlukast therapy and does not provide information about prior use of corticosteroids. Synonyms account, accounts, document, documents, documentation, data, file, files, dossier, dossiers, information, evidence, report, reports
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