Cardiologists

I would say Dr. Ben Carson

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When the examiner taps (through their own finger) on the patient's chest and listens to what kind of sound they hear at each point - e.g. cavities of air will sound more resonant and hollow, while more solid objects/organs/structures will sound more dull

peripheral arterial disease

they use, tests, knives, and stuff like hat

Trade routes were often dangerous. Trade routes were often dangerous.

They are not, both professions are needed and honourable.

An institution that provides medical, surgical, or psychiatric care and treatment for the sick or the injured, while a hospital administration is a section specifically assigned to manage the hospital as a business.

Cardiologists typically work in a variety of medical facilities, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialized heart centers. They may also practice in academic medical institutions where they engage in research and teaching. Additionally, some cardiologists may have private practices or work in multidisciplinary medical groups, collaborating with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive cardiac care.

decreased movement all over, not in one specific spot

Emphysema is a shunt my friend. Shunts are diffusion limited by definition. There is a limitation to diffusion because the endothelial alveolar interface is destroyed in emphysema. Several factors go into diffusion. The permeability of the membrane/solubility of the gas, the thickness of this interface, the surface area available for exchange, and the difference in partial pressure of the gas of interest on both sides (in the blood vessel and the alveolus). In emph., SA is diminished (there is little fibrosis in emph., it's not a thickness issue). We say that surface area is diminished because of less healthy lung tissue participating in gas exchange for the reasons I just mentioned. Also think of pulmonary fibrosis, where thickness is increased. Such people cannot be treated with 100% O2 very successfully. You are not doing anything to ameliorate the initial problem: bad lungs. Blasting them with O2 will do little.

Dead space or perfusion limitation on the other hand does respond to 100% O2. In the case of a pulmonary embolism, there is perfusion limitation. This is tricky, because perfusion limitation shows equilibration of gases by the end of the capillary, so what good would adding more O2 do? Again, increasing the partial pressure difference across HEALTHY lung (in this instance) will cause a higher oxygen saturation than typical in the remaining capillary beds not blocked by the embolus. That is why 100% O2 will treat a pulmonary embolus or anything perfusion limited, assuming that you have less than 100% dead space.

I literally know nothing more on the subject.

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Medical professionals such as nurses, receptionists, radiologists, physiotherapists etc.

MAny including malpractice and liability along with dental insurance. The average interventional cardiologist makes 548,000 a year(this is after about 5 years of practice)

If you've had a few good dates where you've both had wonderful communication and it seems as though his feeling is mutual if he calls you every day, then it's probably that his fellowship has to, unfortunately, take precedence for now. If you see yourself with him in the future, I would have patience and try to find a few spare moments here and there whenever possible to keep the communication going and learning more about one another. I know it may be difficult, but if he is a keeper and you want to continue on with him, at least you can feel confident that he will be a good provider to you and your children(?) with the career he has chosen, right? Ultimately, you must listen to your instincts; if you don't have a good feeling about continuing, then don't. If you have a good feeling, then by all means...enjoy every moment together; learn and grow and enrich one another :-)

It is a two year program.

The median pay is $231,000. That's for a Non Invasive Cardiologist. A Invasive Cardiologist (open heart surgeon) makes lots more, around $400,000 at start.

Actually, to expand and correct the previous answer slightly: An invasive cardiologist is NOT and open heart surgeon. An open heart surgeon is a cardiothoracic surgeon. An invasive cardiologist is either interventional or non-interventional (that does only diagnostic cardiac catheterizations) cardiologist.

See....this is how information is misread and misunderstood and distributed incorrectly.

You've been referred to cardiology to explore the reason for your enlarged heart. Getting more information will be important to reducing the risks of surgery.

Everything sucks about being a mechanic. 15 years ago mechanics made lots of money by getting dirty and fixing your car. These days, mechanics (like myself) spend all of our time fixing bs warranty work that pays barely half of the time that it takes you to complete the task. Everything is technical way past what it used to be and figuring it all out takes way too much time. Getting paid flat rate and having to deal with everyones bs is not worth it, do not become a mechanic, I wish I wouldn't have...

A medical degree and patients.

Mostly lung cancer...

dr samin sharma mount saini hospital earn 3.4 million /yr