Efficient orderly resource management of diagnostic tests in human disease is a resistant problem. Many diagnostic tests applied on human patient populations carry an element of risk. The decision matrix by which diagnosticians reduce symptoms to specific diagnostic tests varies due to differences in medical centers' diagnostic capacities. Health Maintenance Organization (HMOs), Preferred Physician Providers Organizations (PPOs), and others' methods introduced to reduce healthcare resource consumption by fiscal means have primarily failed as measured by the gross national product. What is needed in the medical arts is an improved method of disease diagnosis that is more effective and efficient than methods currently employed by diagnostic centers.