Doctor visits: how to get the most out of a regular checkup

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Making a brief list of important health concerns to discuss with the doctor is a good way to prepare for a regular checkup. Other tips included being on time for the appointment, bringing all medications to show the doctor, listening carefully, following instructions and asking questions.

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Preventive care: what can you expect from a routine checkup?

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Aroutine medical examination should involve a medical history and examination of the skin, head, neck, lungs, abdomen, heart, lymph glands and sexual organs. Frequency guidelines for routine screening tests are discussed.

Standards, Services, Medical screening, Health screening, Medicare, Medical examination, Periodic health examinations

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Health tips: getting the most from a visit to your doctor

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A patient should arrive promptly for a doctor's appointment, be knowledgable about family medical problems and bring medications and a list of health concerns. Open communication between doctor and patient is important.

Planning

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