Tonometry

 Audiology (Hearing Test)
A component of the physical is a hearing screening; however, it is possible to schedule an appointment with an audiologist to determine the client’s hearing sensitivity. This test is conducted by a Puretone Threshold Search in a soundproof booth.  Back to Top

Chest X-ray (PA & Lateral Views)
This test gives a visual picture of the lungs, heart, and bony structures of the chest. It is recommended annually for smokers, those with a family history of lung disease or who are symptomatic. It is suggested once every five years for individuals who are asymptomatic, (non-smokers with no family history). Back to Top

Colonoscopy (Flexible Sigmoidoscopy)
This is an examination of the lower colon or large bowel that screens for polyps, tumors, diverticulitis, and other diseases of the colon. If polyps are found, they will be removed and analyzed as part of the procedure. It is recommended to perform an initial exam at age 50, then every 3-5 years, unless the client has the following:

• a family history of colon cancer in first degree relative;
• a history of colon polyps;
• symptoms such as diarrhea and/or anemia

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Mammogram
It is recommended that screening mammography with concurrent clinical breast examination occur every 1-2 years for women aged 40-49 and every year for women aged 50-69. Back to Top

Ophthalmologic Examination 
Vision screening is a component of the physical; however, the client has the option to receive a complete eye exam performed by an Ophthalmologist on the day of the physical. This exam is performed in the Ophthalmology Department, which is within walking distance of the Dayani Center.
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Tonometry (Glaucoma Screening)

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Travel Clinic 
Traveling to a foreign land shouldn't require traveling all over town first. The Vanderbilt
International Travel Clinic is your single, complete source for all the health-related services you'll need to stay well and enjoy your time abroad. Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, you may need medical preparation. In almost every foreign country, you can be exposed to conditions such as poor sanitation and food preparation practices along with infectious diseases which are rare in the United States. Immunizations to protect you from these illnesses are recommended for travel to many countries. Back to Top

Upper GI 
This test is a visual picture of the upper digestive tract, and it is useful for recognizing ulcer disease or esophageal reflux. This test is recommended for those who are having digestive tract symptoms such as change in digestion, lack or change in appetite or unexplained weight loss. Back to Top

Vascular Screening 
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