physicals

British  

/ ˈfɪzɪkəlz /

plural noun

1. Also called: actuals.  commerce commodities that can be purchased and used, as opposed to those bought and sold in a futures market

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Example Sentences

And even for executive physicals - which cater to busy professionals and include a host of additional tests - he says it is still uncommon for that imaging to come back "perfectly normal" with no coronary calcification.

From BBC

Dr. Lisa A. Cooper, Bloomberg distinguished professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, did a stint at a concierge practice that offered executive physicals.

From Barron's

But annual physicals for sitting presidents — especially of Biden’s age — are more comprehensive than those for private citizens.

From Los Angeles Times

“My message was I was in great health. Just because you don’t have that in your family doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get tested. A lot of people aren’t doing physicals. It’s a real easy test.”

From Los Angeles Times

Until then, another doctor had performed Carter’s physicals.

From Los Angeles Times