rescreen
verb[T]
(alsore-screen)uk/ˌriːˈskriːn/ustotestorexaminesomeone or something again todiscoverif there is anythingwrongwith them:
After thesecuritybreachwasdetected, theflightwasdelayedand the 400passengersrescreened.
If you have beenscreenedin the last180days, you do not need to be rescreened.
to show afilmortelevisionprogrammeagain:
The BBC isconsideringre-screening thedocumentaryaspartofits25th anniversaycoverage.
The TVchannelmarkedthe actor'sdeathby rescreening aninterviewwith him from the late 70s.
- Patients areinvitedback after threemonthsto be rescreened for anyremainingsignsofinfection.
- More than 50flightsweredelayed,snifferdogswerebroughtin, andpassengerswere re-screened.
- Aspokespersonfor Channel 5, which is rescreening the show,dismissedthecriticism.
Medical examination
- anechoic
- audiological
- biopsic
- blood work
- CAT scan
- EKG
- endoscopy
- histological
- histologically
- hysteroscopy
- immunohistochemical
- irradiation
- mammography
- radiography
- sigmoidoscopy
- smear
- SPECT
- stress test
- triage
- ultrasonography
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