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- The science of drugs, including their composition, uses, and effects.
- The characteristics or properties of a drug, especially those that make it medically effective.
Just add "ist" to the "ologies" below to get the answer. For example - pathologist, etiologist, pathological physiologist etc.
The study of medicine is divided into four subjects:
I. Pathology: that part of medical science which studies disease.
A. Etiology: the investigation of morbific causes. B. Pathogeny: an explanation of the mode of action of causes-how cause produces the development of disease. C. Pathological Physiology: morbid reactions under disease-producing causes. D. Pathological Anatomy: which reveals the structural change resulting from disease. E. Symptomatology: which accounts for disturbances. F. Nosology: which describes and classifies disease.
II. Diagnosis: which determines the place where a given disease belongs in Nosology.
III. Prognosis: which foretells the outcome of disease.
IV. Therapeutics: which endeavors to relieve, modify, and cure disease.
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What do you call people who study medicine?
People who study medicine are called medical students or medical professionals, depending on their level of training.
Are there Space medicine universities?
In many countries there are Universities for those bright enough to study there. Within those Universities there are Faculties of Medicine and at very few Faculties is there the ability Space Medicine
Should you study medicine?
You should indeed study medicine if that is your passion. If you do not like medicine do not study medicine.
What do you call those people who study plants?
Botanists.
What the study of medicine is called?
The study of medicine is called pharmacology.
What is the studie of medicine?
The study of medicine is pharmacology.
What do you call a person who has aPHD?
A Ph.d is a doctorate. A person with the letters Ph.d after their name is called a Doctor, even if they did not study medicine.
If you want to be a OB do you have to be a GYN?
OB/GYN is a subspecialty of medicine that involves the reproductive health of women. If you go to medical school and pick this specialty, in essence you are picking both. Those who study gynecology will study the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of female organs, both internal and external. Those who study obstetrics study those issues related to pregnancy, labor and delivery and the postpartum period.
What A Levels would you need to study medicine at Liverpool University?
medicine
What did Linnaeus study?
He studied medicine!
What area in medicine should I study when preparing for a job as a nephrology physician?
You must study a lot of chemistry and anatomy, but in the long run there will be need for knowledge in renal medicine. Since nephrology deals with the kidney, any area of medicine dealing with kidney issues. Many colleges offer studies geared towards those seeking to become nephrologists.
Who studies medicine?
Scientists study medicine. To be more specific, Doctors and Nurses do.
