medical examination

noun

an examination carried out to determine the physical fitness of an applicant for a job, life insurance, etc

The twins have since been placed in another home, and a medical examination revealed no further signs of abuse.

As he was unable to return to the United States for a required medical examination, his new job offer was rescinded.

It was thorough and methodical, like a medical examination: a routine in which a professional inspects the body of a patient.

It inflicts the degradation of compulsory medical examination upon women, and lets their paramours go free.

I made a medical examination of Mrs. Packard a few weeks since, at her house; was there perhaps two hours.

"You bet that medical examination meant something serious," he said.

Would the insurance companies, under a compensation act, require the rigid medical examination that is now required?

The careful and frequent medical examination of school children cannot, therefore, be too strongly emphasized.

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