it depends on whether or not they work in private practice. If they do, they can choose thier hours they work. However, if they dont, they work between 8-10 hours a day and sometimes they will have to work overnights.
An orthopedic doctor/surgeon.
The name of a neck doctor can vary on the type of treatment you are looking for. You could be referring to an ENT, a chiropractor, or an orthopedic doctor.
Smoking is bad for all conditions. However, you are asking specifically about orthopedic conditions: Yes, smoking is bad for orthopedic conditions. It causes slowed healing and decreases immunity.
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Yes, they are synonyms.
A doctor that deals with bones is usually called an Orthopedic doctor. However, the doctor usually has a medical technician put casts on patients for him/her.
Orthopedic Surgeons
An orthopedic doctor is a doctor who specializes in conditions to do with the musculoskeletal system. Orthopedic doctors use both surgical and non-surgical treatments to treat injuries. An orthopedic surgeon would treat someone who needs to have their shoulder joint reset in hospital. The treatment would involve returning the joint to its rightful place through a process often called reduction. The bone and joint would be manipulated from the outside by the orthopedic surgeon.The arm should then be kept in a sling for a few days for the joint to heal.
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A pediatric orthopedic doctor deals with problems related to bones, joints, and muscles in children under the age of 12. The common issues for which children are taken to a pediatric orthopedic doctor are growth disturbances, limb deformities, or injuries.
An orthopedic doctor/surgeon deals with bones, ligaments, tendons, etc.
Depends on what you want done with the hand. Usually an Orthopedist for the bones. A dermatologist for the skin. A Plastic surgeon for skin repair. Or a neuro-muscular surgeon for crush injuries.