Healthcare providers (often dentists) typically diagnose bruxism based on a physical exam and your symptoms. But in some cases, you may need a sleep study (polysomnography). This overnight test takes place in a sleep center and can provide a definitive diagnosis.

To make a Brugada syndrome diagnosis, a healthcare provider will: Perform a physical exam. Review your medical history. Review your biological family history, especially a history of sudden cardiac death. Order tests. What tests will be done to diagnose Brugada syndrome? Tests for diagnosing Brugada syndrome include: Genetic testing: Using your saliva or blood sample, this test can confirm that you have …

A healthcare provider diagnoses brucellosis by asking about your symptoms and testing your blood, tissues or other samples for signs of the bacteria Brucella. As symptoms of brucellosis can look like other diseases, your provider may test you for other conditions to rule them out. The best way to confirm a Brucella infection is through growing the bacteria from body fluid or tissue. Brucella is …

Your healthcare provider can tell if you have bronchitis based on your health history and symptoms (clinical diagnosis). They’ll listen to your lungs for signs of congestion and to make sure you’re breathing well. They might test you for viral infections, like the flu or COVID-19. What tests will be done to diagnose this condition? There aren’t any specific tests …

Your healthcare provider will ask about your symptoms and medical history. They’ll want to know how you injured your toe. They’ll also perform a physical exam, which involves: Looking for any swelling, tenderness or bruising. Comparing your feet to look for any deformities. Inspecting any open wounds or skin abrasions. What tests will be done to diagnose this condition? Your provider …

During the physical exam, a health care provider might press gently on the ribs, listen to your lungs and watch your rib cage move as you breathe. One or more of the following imaging tests might help with the diagnosis: X-ray. Using low levels of radiation, X-rays allow the bones to be seen. But X-rays might not show a fresh break, …

A healthcare provider will perform a physical examination. They’ll gently press around the bridge of your nose and look inside your nasal passages to check for obstructions. In most cases, imaging tests aren’t necessary. However, if your provider suspects additional facial trauma, they may recommend: X-rays. CT (computed tomography) scan.

A healthcare provider will diagnose a broken leg with a physical exam and some imaging tests. Providers in the emergency room might diagnose the fracture if you’re taken to the ER after a trauma like a car accident. Which tests will I need? You’ll need at least one of a few imaging tests to take pictures of the fracture: X-ray: An X-ray will …

A healthcare provider will diagnose a broken hip with a physical exam and imaging tests. Providers in the emergency room might diagnose the fracture in the ER if you experience a severe fall or other trauma. Your provider will use at least one of the following types of imaging test to take pictures of your hip and the area around it: Hip …