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to examine something or someone very carefully and thoroughly
to quickly read a document or other text without paying attention to details, only to find the information one needs
(of a medical device) to take a picture of a body part often using X-rays for detailed examinations by a specialist
to read or input data using an electronic device, such as a scanner or barcode reader
to analyze or evaluate verse to ensure it adheres to metrical principles
to cause a beam or similar source of light to move across a surface or object
(of a poem) to adhere to established metrical principles
(of a computer program) to examine applications or digital files in order to detect any viruses or malware
to create a digital form of a picture or a document to store, edit, or view it on a computer
a medical test during which data is obtained by the images produced using a sensing device that examines organs or regions of the body
What is a "scan"?
A scan is a test that uses technology to create images of the inside of the body. It helps doctors see and evaluate organs, tissues, and structures to diagnose and monitor health conditions. Different types of scans include CT scans, MRI scans, and ultrasound scans, each using different methods to produce images. The results from a scan can provide important information for diagnosing illnesses, planning treatments, and evaluating the effectiveness of ongoing treatments.
the act of scanning; systematic examination of a prescribed region
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