Converse of object

• have: The shortage of doctors means people aren't having routine checkups that prevent small problems from becoming big ones.

• get: I believe Rob would also like his friends and loved ones to get medical checkups as the warning from this.

• receive: Social Services registered him with Specialist supervision at St Thomas ' Hospital where he received monthly checkups in the Hematology Clinic.

• include: Includes twice-yearly checkups is a part-time is accompanied by.

• need: If you need a checkup now, the stars are in your favor as your physician will be accurate in his prognostication.

• do: It starts with an introductory pack to help the church do an environmental checkup.

Adjective modifier

• dental: Regular dental checkups can help detect these conditions early.

• frequent: I take a pill every day to help me cope with it, and I have to go for frequent checkups.

• regular: Over the following weeks Harry had regular checkups to assess the fluid in his chest.

• monthly: Social Services registered him with Specialist supervision at St Thomas ' Hospital where he received monthly checkups in the Hematology Clinic.

• routine: The shortage of doctors means people aren't having routine checkups that prevent small problems from becoming big ones.

• medical: I have a lot of medical checkups, you know.

Modifies a noun

• today: Jacob also his 1 year checkup today and they said he looks wonderful.

Noun used with modifier

• reality: It turned out to also be a reality picture checkup.

• month: August, 2004 Keegan had his 3 month checkup with his Cardiologist today.

• health: The rest is earned income, mainly from health checkups provided in their clinics.

• eye: Just a quick update: Ben has his eye checkup tomorrow to see how his glasses are getting on.