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Classes you need to take to become a doctor?
science biology, anatomy, chemistry, organic chemistry, and micro biology
What experiences you need to become a doctor?
To become a doctor, you will need experience in many areas. This includes schooling that covers anatomy, science, biology and much more.
How do obgyn relate to physical science?
Being an OB-GYN relates to the study of the physical body which is one branch of physical science. Anatomy and Physiology are important parts of being a doctor of any kind.
Does a dental technician use science?
Yes. You have to know the anatomy of the patient's mouth. Anatomy is a form of science. In addition to science, you need to use math as well.
Can you major in anatomy?
Yes you can by getting a bachelor's in Science with a concentration in Anatomy and Physiology.
What are the release dates for Doctor Doctor - 1989 Anatomy of Love 3-15?
Doctor Doctor - 1989 Anatomy of Love 3-15 was released on: USA: 8 June 1991
What is the science behind cycling?
Anatomy.
Is anatomy a form of math?
no- anatomy is not a branch of math nor a math term. Anatomy is a word from biological science.
What is the branch of science that deals with the functions of human body parts?
It really depends on the organs since a pulmonologist is a lung doctor, a urologist is a kidney specialist, a cardiologist is interested in the heart plus there are more. But a internist is the closest.
What is the anatomy study of?
Typically, the science of the structure and parts of organisms.
Do you need to have a good science background to be a doctor?
Yes, a strong science background is essential to becoming a doctor. Medical school requires coursework in biology, chemistry, physics, and anatomy, among other sciences. Understanding these foundational sciences is crucial for diagnosing and treating patients effectively.
Which word means the science that encompasses the anatomy physiology and pathology of blood?
Hematology is the branch of science that encompasses the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of blood.
