''Diagnosis is the identification, by process of elimination, of the nature of anything. What is wrong with the patient. For example. You can have a diagnosis of a broken leg after the doctor reads your xrays for a foot injury. Or you have been diagnosed with pneumonia after you have had a cold for days.
Prognosis is a medical term denoting the doctor's prediction of how a patient will progress, and whether there is a chance of recovery. This word is often used in medical reports dictating a doctor's view on a case. What will be the outcome of the patients recovery.
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prognosis is prospective and diagnosis is retrospective. i.e. the prognosis for revovery is/could be be dependent on the diagnosis
Diagnosis is usually something told you by a doctor regarding what is wrong with you, prognosis is how long it may take to cure what is wrong,e.g. The doctor told the man that his diagnosis was a slipped disc and his prognosis that only rest would alleviate the pain. or to do with work being done e.g. The prognosis was that the work on re-furbishing the property would take longer, as the diagnosis by the surveyor was that the house was riddled with woodworm.
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Diagnosis is the identification of a disease. Prognosis is a prediction about the course of the disease.
Diagnosis generally comes before prognosis. Diagnosis involves identifying the nature of a specific disease or condition based on symptoms, test results, and medical history. Prognosis, on the other hand, focuses on predicting the likely course and outcome of the disease once diagnosed.
The difference is that the first is unconfirmed, while the second one is assume to be confirmed.
The mortality rate for Reye's syndrome is between 30-50%. The likelihood of recovery is increased to 90% by early diagnosis and treatment.
it provides a logical basis for treatment and prognosis
Because if You don't it will progress to AIDS and the Individual will Die. Earlier diagnosis = better prognosis. It allows access to medication that is life saving.
When detected in early stages, the prognosis for those with bladder cancer is excellent. At least 94% of people survive five years or more after initial diagnosis.
Carlson, J. A., A. Slominski, G. P. Linette, et al. "Malignant Melanoma 2003: Predisposition, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Staging." American Journal of Clinical Pathology 120 , Supplement (December 2003): S101-S127.