Diagnostic testing means all of the following:
Diagnostic testing means testing administered for the
Diagnostic testing means testing for the purpose of diagnosis, prognosis, monitoring, screening or predicting a disease or condition in a human, or selecting a therapeutic or prophylactic regimen; excluding screening of newborn infants for metabolic or other disorders in fields other than in the Molecular Analyte Field using GenMark e-Detection.
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Diagnostic testing will not be covered under the preventive care benefit.
Diagnostic testing procedures may be useful for patients with symptoms of depression, delayed recovery, chronic pain, recurrent painful conditions, disability problems, and for preoperative evaluation.
Diagnostic testing of Genetic Information and counseling when Medically Necessary.
Diagnostic testing is covered only if the patient has the symptoms or complaints of one of the conditions listed below.
Diagnostic testing, x-ray and laboratory services, including services of a professional radiologist or pathologist.
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Diagnostic testing means a procedure for assessing the function of the cardiopulmonary system and diagnosing cardiopulmonary disease or sleep related disorders.
Diagnostic testing means procedures used to exclude the existence of conditions other than nervous or mental disorders or alcoholism or other drug abuse problems.
Diagnostic testing means one of the Acceptance Tests, as specified in a Category Agreement or Transaction Agreement.
Diagnostic testing means Medical evaluations as prescribed by a Physician/Provider, to diagnose an Illness or Injury.
Diagnostic testing means a test or testing conducted to detect, evaluate and/or indicate faults or failures, including power factor, transformer turns ratio, transformer frequency response analysis, DC megger insulation testing, winding resistance, low resistance ohm measurements, AC partial discharge, circuit breaker motion analysis, circuit breaker operator signature analysis, high potential testing, thermal infrared inspections, high current ground grid testing, soil resistivity and ground resistance, ground continuity, batteries and charger troubleshooting and acoustical testing. Oil tests include dielectric breakdown, moisture content, total combustible gas, and dissolved gasses.
Diagnostic testing means testing administered for the purposes of diagnosing COVID-19 or a related virus and the administration of such tests if the test is:
Diagnostic testing means the use of diagnostic tests related to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 or coronavirus disease 2019, when the primary purpose of such testing is intended for individualized diagnosis or treatment. Only tests with emergency use authorizations (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should be used for patient care. Currently there are two types of diagnostic tests – molecular tests that detect the virus’s genetic material, and antigen tests that detect specific proteins on the surface of the virus. Only molecular tests should be used for routine testing of on campus residents. The State of California’s COVID-19 Testing Task Force (TTF) publishes a list of laboratories with testing capacity that are willing to receive samples to provide COVID-19 testing on its website at https://testing.covid19.ca.gov/covid-19-testing-task-force-laboratory-list. TO REPORT A VIOLATION PLEASE CALL: (562) 570-2633 OREMAIL: CETASKFORCE@LONGBEACH.GOV