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What are the ER medication?
There are no specialist "ER medications" that would not also be used elsewhere in a hospital. There is not one medication that does everything - a variety are needed to treat different conditions.
What specialist is needed for inflammatory bowel disease?
Gastroenterologist
What doctor would take care of lymphoma?
Hodgkin's lymphoma is a disease of the lymph nodes. It is therefore in the endocrine system territory. An endocrinologist is the best bet to go see, and then if it is tested positive, then an oncologist is needed to help treat the cancer.
What qualification are needed to work as a well control specialist?
level 4 in textiles
What contact with a specialist is needed by a patient with a minor cataract?
Continued monitoring and assessment of the cataract is needed by an ophthalmologist or optometrist at scheduled office visits.
What does a biopsy report suspicious for lymphoma mean?
A biopsy report that is suspicious for lymphoma indicates that the tissue sample taken from a patient shows abnormal cells that may suggest the presence of lymphoma, a type of cancer that originates in the lymphatic system. While the report does not provide a definitive diagnosis, it raises concerns that further investigation, such as additional tests or imaging studies, may be needed to confirm whether lymphoma is indeed present. It is crucial for the patient to discuss the findings with their healthcare provider to determine the next steps for diagnosis and treatment.
Why does my ford explore.rolls. in park?
It sounds like a specialist mechanic is needed to adjust the parking system.
If you have an HMO can you see a specialist if you do not have a referal?
If you have an HMO you cannot self-refer to a specialist. You must first see your primary care physician (PCP) about the condition. He or she will try to treat you according to medical protocol before sending you to a specialist. Once those efforts are unsuccessful you will then be referred to a specialist. This is true for many conditions such as chronic tendonitis, knee pain, headaches, etc. However, for certain conditions such as broken limbs, post-hospitilization conditions, your PCP will refer you and treat you symptomatically until your appointment. As a side note, specialty visit co-pays are also higher than PCP co-pays. There are several health plans (insurance companies) that allow self-referrals for certain specialties and for certain conditions. For example, a woman can self-refer to an OB/GYN for an annual well-woman exam. Contact your health plan to find out which specialities/conditions are available for self-referral. You must try and remember that the purpose of an HMO is to provide good healthcare and contain costs. If your PCP refers you to a specialist without attempting to treat the condition first, the specialist will likely run a battery of tests that may not be needed.
Where do you need zero?
Zero is needed for positional place value purpose and to distinguish for example 27 from 207.
When is an autologous stem cell transplant needed?
An autologous stem cell transplant is usually needed when a disease has damaged or destroyed bone marrow. Some diseases include Hodgkin's lymphoma, leukemia, multiple myeloma, and asplatic anemia.
Elder Care Specialist?
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What specialist handle sore left side of throat issues?
Usually a primary care doctor can take care of that. If more help is needed they may refer you to an ear, nose, and throat specialist.
