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Surgeons
Surgeons are doctors who specialize repairing injuries, deformities, and diseases by performing operation on patients. Most surgeons specialize in various areas of the body, such as the heart, brain or bones.
1,181 Questions
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Do tree surgeons wear surgical masks?
No, they may wear dust masks and/or a visor as some trees are very dusty
What is a brian surgeon called?
The technical name for a brain surgeon is a neurosurgeon - the medicine regarding the brain is called neurology.
depends what college.... because if your at a medical college you will not learn about arithmetic, language art, or social studies.
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Can doctors fall in love with patients?
They can fall in love but by taking the oath they should not. One fell in love with my wife and I had see him and tell the moron to keep away. She changed doctors. Louis L
What work experience does an orthopedic surgeon need to have?
A medical degree
Residency
One year of general surgery training
Four years of training in orthopedic surgery
In the United States, orthopedic surgeons have typically completed four years of undergraduate education and four years of medical school. Subsequently, these medical school graduates undergo residency training in orthopedic surgery. The five-year residency consists of one year of general surgery training followed by four years of training in orthopedic surgery.
Why are ambulatory surgery centers more efficient for surgeons?
much less time to prepare an operating room in a specialized ASC for the next patient than in a standard hospital. Improved efficiency allows the surgeon to treat more patients in the same amount of time than he or she would be able to do in a hospital
How much does it cost to have a transsphenoidal surgery of a pituitary adenoma?
Approx Rs. 400,000/- (app.$10,000)
Sample letters asking for financial support for medical expenses?
There is a few different ways to write a letter asking for financial support for medical expenses. You can go online and download a format sample.
What does it take to become a top veterinian surgeon?
To become a Veterinary Surgeon you need excellent grades to begin with. You will need to gain entry into a University which teaches Veterinary Science, and the rank or score you need to get into Veterinary Science is 98% out of 100%. If your rank is high enough to be accepted, the course itself is 5 years full time. After you have graduated, it takes about a year of working in a clinic under an experienced Veterinarian's supervision to gain confidence and work independantly. Eventually, as the years progress, you will be forever learning and experiencing new things.
So, in answer to your question, a 'top' veterinarian is an experienced veterinarian, and that takes time, and it all starts with getting good grades. Maybe you should start by learning to spell the occupation name correctly :-)
Name something you dont want to see your surgeon doing just before he starts operating?
drinking
pick nose
sharpening knives
go the bathroom
getting high
What median salary do brain surgeons get?
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You need a good basic education in the sciences as well as the liberal arts in order to become the best physician you can become.
Specific requirements for medical school include:
8 hours of biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, and physics
3-6 hours of English
3 hours of Calculus (some medical schools)
You also need to complete a bachelor's degree in some field (of your choosing), take the MCAT, and be accepted to medical school. You will then need to complete a surgical residency and be accepted to a cardiothoracic surgery fellowship.
