DIAGNOSE Meaning and
Definition
-
Diagnose is a verb that refers to the process of identifying or determining the nature or cause of a problem, condition, disease, or disorder through careful examination, analysis, and evaluation. It involves the skillful identification and interpretation of symptoms or signs presented by an individual or object in order to reach a conclusion or make a judgment.
In the medical field, diagnose commonly refers to the act of identifying and analyzing a patient's symptoms to assess and classify any potential medical conditions. This involves gathering information about the patient's medical history, conducting physical examinations, ordering diagnostic tests or procedures, and systematically evaluating the collected data to ascertain the root cause of the illness. The goal of diagnosis in medicine is to accurately identify the specific disease or condition so that appropriate treatment and interventions can be prescribed.
Beyond the medical domain, diagnose can also be used in various contexts, such as troubleshooting technical issues in computers, automobiles, or other mechanical systems. It entails a systematic process of inspecting and analyzing the symptoms, behaviors, or malfunctioning components in order to pinpoint the underlying problem or faulty part.
In summary, diagnose is the act of accurately identifying the cause, nature, or problem of a situation, whether it is a medical condition or a malfunctioning system, through careful examination, analysis, and evaluation. Its ultimate purpose is to provide insights or answers that enable appropriate actions or remedies to be applied.
-
To determine the nature of a disease; to make a diagnosis; diagnosticate.
A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.
Top Common Misspellings for DIAGNOSE *
* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.
Other Common Misspellings for DIAGNOSE
Etymology of DIAGNOSE
The word "diagnose" has its etymology rooted in Ancient Greek. It comes from the combination of two Greek words: "dia", meaning "through", and "gnosis", meaning "knowledge" or "understanding". The original Greek word "diagnōsis" referred to a discerning or distinguishing knowledge. It was later adopted into Latin as "diagnosis" with the same meaning, and eventually made its way into modern English as "diagnose".
Similar spelling words for DIAGNOSE
- Denisse,
- break-dance,
- write-downs,
- Townhouse,
- Tannicia,
- Dennise,
- DYNS,
- Dionis,
- shake-downs,
- table-tennis,
- Dioniso,
- dunes,
- dunns,
- pop-dance,
- Dawnysia,
- Denize,
- diwans,
- Dannyce,
- tunisia,
- Denys,
- TNZ,
- dance-drama,
- tense,
- Tansee,
- DNSSE,
- dense,
- tunes,
- FC-DNS,
- deines,
- hand-me-downs,
- dunas,
- mid-dens,
- dynes,
- Danessa,
- DNAase,
- take-downs,
- over-tones,
- tea-dance,
- Dinicia,
- Dennes,
- tie-downs,
- under-tones,
- tienes,
- dines,
- Dionsea,
- Deniz,
- tonus,
- tons,
- Doughiness,
- tenso,
- WTNS,
- DANES,
- DNES,
- diagnosis,
- dance-punk,
- call-downs,
- diagnosing,
- tynes,
- Tunas,
- twines,
- TNASA,
- Teunisje,
- tweenies,
- Tanazia,
- dawns,
- douanes,
- modern-dance,
- ups-downs,
- Denese,
- twoness,
- TENS,
- donees,
- danso,
- song-and-dance,
- DANS,
- half-tones,
- townies,
- nutrient-dense,
- Tannaz,
- DNase,
- twains,
- DNS/PS,
- Torch-dance,
- stand-downs,
- TNS,
- taiwanese,
- tines,
- Tennes,
- DANCZ,
- Tenace,
- Deonysia,
- TNS/I,
- danaus,
- tunis,
- re-tains,
- downes,
- TANS,
- Tenacy,
- Dennis,
- Tweens,
- TNOS,
- denniz,
- diagnostics,
- Tenuis,
- Donnisse,
- DNS,
- DUNS,
- Denies,
- danza,
- towns,
- five-and-tens,
- diggins,
- rubbing-downs,
- Denyce,
- a-teens,
- Dueness,
- TNSIE,
- tennis-ball,
- Teunis,
- Tenuious,
- danse,
- DENOSA,
- DENS,
- tensei,
- Tanzey,
- button-downs,
- swim/tennis,
- tennies,
- mono-tones,
- sit-downs,
- Dionisio,
- deans,
- dance-oriented,
- DONS,
- present-tense,
- pre-tense,
- diagnostic,
- tones,
- Danice,
- Tonous,
- DINS,
- donnas,
- Deniece,
- dionysia,
- Denise,
- Downs,
- Denny's,
- toons,
- country-dance,
- twnhse,
- Dionizy,
- court-tennis,
- Danise,
- tennis-shoe,
- tennis,
- Denice,
- diogenes,
- Diagnoses,
- let-downs,
- chi-towns,
- Duennas,
- diagnosable,
- dauncey,
- de-tains,
- tap-dance,
- dance/pop,
- digging,
- un-twines,
- dunce,
- DANZ,
- Tansey,
- deigns,
- tenase,
- Dionisa,
- dance-floor,
- tinus,
- denes,
- Doncia,
- square-dance,
- dewans,
- dinos,
- in-tones,
- past-tense,
- danas,
- seine-saint-denis,
- o\'donis,
- Tenues,
- din-dins,
- Tunnies,
- tineas,
- dance/club,
- dress-downs,
- Deignous,
- erotic-dance,
- mid-teens,
- Dancy,
- DNASEI,
- dance-like,
- Tanis,
- Tanniece,
- Denyse,
- dinz,
- tenuous,
- Tannis,
- tanasi,
- mid-towns,
- Tanzia,
- donas,
- doyen-doyennes,
- doyens,
- wind-downs,
- barn-dance,
- teensy-weensy,
- tansu,
- tanza,
- Tinecia,
- Dainis,
- song-dance,
- teensy,
- dance/electronic,
- contra-dance,
- calorie-dense,
- tansy-scented,
- saint-denis,
- digenesis,
- DANOS,
- dance-rock,
- DANSA,
- TINS,
- inter-twines,
- TANZ,
- dance-hall,
- Deonisia,
- taiwans,
- in-tense,
- teens,
- denso,
- tansy-smelling,
- twins,
- tennessee,
- goose-tansy,
- digangi,
- Dennys,
- pat-downs,
- dance,
- doyennes,
- TONNES,
- pre-teens,
- Dionisia,
- dance-pop,
- HDNSW,
- go-downs,
- dinas,
- tonys,
- diggings,
- Denisa,
- DNAS,
- Tansia,
- dence,
- Denissa,
- DNS-CL,
- TUNS,
- Deonys,
- run-downs,
- Tonies,
- tannase,
- tinos,
- DNAAS,
- Dewiness,
- dinner-dance,
- Tenicia,
- dance-music,
- Denis,
- tansy,
- tawnies.
Conjugate verb Diagnose
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have diagnosed
you
would have diagnosed
he/she/it
would have diagnosed
we
would have diagnosed
they
would have diagnosed
I
would have diagnose
you
would have diagnose
he/she/it
would have diagnose
we
would have diagnose
they
would have diagnose
CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
I
would have been diagnosing
you
would have been diagnosing
he/she/it
would have been diagnosing
we
would have been diagnosing
they
would have been diagnosing
CONDITIONAL PRESENT
I
would diagnose
you
would diagnose
he/she/it
would diagnose
we
would diagnose
they
would diagnose
CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I
would be diagnosing
you
would be diagnosing
he/she/it
would be diagnosing
we
would be diagnosing
they
would be diagnosing
FUTURE
I
will diagnose
you
will diagnose
he/she/it
will diagnose
we
will diagnose
they
will diagnose
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be diagnosing
you
will be diagnosing
he/she/it
will be diagnosing
we
will be diagnosing
they
will be diagnosing
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have diagnosed
you
will have diagnosed
he/she/it
will have diagnosed
we
will have diagnosed
they
will have diagnosed
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been diagnosing
you
will have been diagnosing
he/she/it
will have been diagnosing
we
will have been diagnosing
they
will have been diagnosing
IMPERATIVE
you
diagnose
we
let´s diagnose
to diagnose
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was diagnosing
you
were diagnosing
he/she/it
was diagnosing
we
were diagnosing
they
were diagnosing
PAST PARTICIPLE
diagnosed
PAST PERFECT
I
had diagnosed
you
had diagnosed
he/she/it
had diagnosed
we
had diagnosed
they
had diagnosed
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been diagnosing
you
had been diagnosing
he/she/it
had been diagnosing
we
had been diagnosing
they
had been diagnosing
PRESENT
I
diagnose
you
diagnose
he/she/it
diagnoses
we
diagnose
they
diagnose
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am diagnosing
you
are diagnosing
he/she/it
is diagnosing
we
are diagnosing
they
are diagnosing
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
diagnosing
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have diagnosed
you
have diagnosed
he/she/it
has diagnosed
we
have diagnosed
they
have diagnosed
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been diagnosing
you
have been diagnosing
he/she/it
has been diagnosing
we
have been diagnosing
they
have been diagnosing
PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
he/she/it
diagnose
SIMPLE PAST
I
diagnosed
you
diagnosed
he/she/it
diagnosed
we
diagnosed
they
diagnosed
Infographic
Add the infographic to your website:
