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2007.11.16
Hello!
It's a source of great satisfaction to see our children score well on school exams. But, of course, that's nothing next to the happiness - and relief - that comes from seeing a child pass another kind of test!
(DO A) TEST 検査（をする）
- A test, such as that done by a doctor, is an examination (= a careful check) of a part of someone's body or of something taken from their body (for example, blood, urine, or skin) in order to learn about their health or condition.
To do a test on someone is to do an examination of this kind. - 医師が行う test とは、ある人の健康状態や、体調を知るために行う、体の一部、または、摂取したもの（血液や尿、皮膚など）の詳細な検査のことです。
do a test とは、このような検査を行う、という意味です。
- (doctor to patient)
a: The test results are back and everything looks normal.
b: Oh, thank goodness! - The blood tests show that you are allergic to peanuts as well as house dust.
- The doctor found some blood in your urine, so he'd like to do a few more tests. Can you come back next Tuesday?
- (woman to her supervisor)
I'll need to take the afternoon off tomorrow. I have to go to the hospital to have some tests done.
We wish you well!