Yearly

Yearly (/'jɪərli/)

Yearly is an adjective or adverb that describes something that happens, is done, or is made every year or once a year.

Etymology

The term "yearly" is derived from the Old English gēar meaning "year" and -līc meaning "-ly".

Related Terms

• Annual: Another term for something that happens once every year.
• Biennial: Something that happens every two years.
• Perennial: Something that is enduring or continually recurring.
• Semiannual: Something that happens twice a year or every half year.
• Quarterly: Something that happens four times a year or every quarter.

Medical Relevance

In the medical field, "yearly" often refers to routine check-ups, screenings, or procedures that are recommended to occur once a year. These can include:

• Yearly physical examination: A routine assessment by a healthcare provider to check the overall health of a patient.
• Yearly mammogram: An annual screening tool for breast cancer.
• Yearly flu shot: An annual vaccination to protect against the influenza virus.
• Yearly eye exam: A yearly check-up to assess vision and eye health.

See Also

• Healthcare
• Preventive healthcare
• Screening (medicine)
• Vaccination

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on Yearly
• Wikipedia's article - Yearly

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