Doctors

Probably right-wing cause he's from Texsas, and he's a business man.

Golden-haired, blue-eyed, and altogether divine, Lucie Manette looked like the Doctor in Tale of Two Cities.

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Neuroscience is the specialization in physical medicine and rehabilitation with the focus restore.

There is usually a large listing of doctors and surgeons, separated according to specialities, in the yellow pages of your local phone directory. In addition, many major hospitals have spine surgeons associated with them.

I think it means certified independent medical examiner. Insurance companies pay doctors to examine injured people and prepare reports to determine if the insurance company will pay for medical bills or for the injury and the pain, suffering and limitations the injury caused.

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I have read that psychiatrists have the lowest entry standards, for any branch of medicine. Therefore, psychiatrists are likely to be the dumbest of all doctors (there is least competition for places on psychiatry courses, compared to all other branches of medicine). This is not particularly reassuring for their patients, or their families. So the average IQ of a psychiatrist is likely to be worryingly low.

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Because the government always wants them to try the cheapest methods first. And then as a result of being prescribed paracetamol you're are likely to be so annoyed that you're not being taken seriously that you don't go back. Means that the gov save money. And we have to pay for this =_=

They all earn pretty much the same. It is more about the individual surgeon. Some surgeons who do more surgeries and are more famous may make as much as 8 million dollars a year, and some lesser-known surgeons may only make around 1 million dollars a year. But surgeons at each hospital make significantly more than the average neurosurgeon.

A hepatologist is a doctor involved with the liver, gall bladder, pancreas and the vessels (tubes) that relate to those body organs. A hepatologist would therefore work in a hospital, medical center, doctors office or medical school.

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine

There is no such thing in psychiatry or genetics or anywhere else that we know.

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I don't know who asked this but I would have thought it is different for different types of wounds. Mine is a head injury via a shotgun accident to the head. The left hand side of the face, neck, right ear and surprisingly my wisdom tooth which a piece of shot was found original in my jaw but as I grew the shot became part of my wisdom tooth.

The original shotgun wound does not actually hurt, you have a pins and needles sensation as the body goes into shock. It is only later that it really starts to hurt so much so that any movement is excruciating to a point where you can pass out from the pain.

The physical examination where you are prodded and poked can make you pass out it certainly did me.

Mine resulted in lots of operations to the eye, loss of usable sight due to damage, long term memory problems, health problems both physical and mental. Retention of shotgun pellets may have left further problems.

I am sure others who have experienced a shotgun accident will have a different experience but the general answer is IT HURTS but the long term effects are far more devastating than the initial physically pain.

A degree in medicine, 2 years as a junior doctor then you specialise as a psychiatric registrar for a few years (in the U.K)

If you are having problems with your vision, you would visit an optometrist. The negative to this is that they can only correct vision problems with glasses. If anything is medically wrong, the optometrist can't help.

To make good T.V. Well, a doctor with no emotions would be a bit of a cyberman!

I would like to ask meaning of thoracic disc margins have earlydegeneratitive lipping?

yes. as of 2/13/11 he is single.

Vets, like doctors, go to school for several years to master their profession. They both examine, diagnose, and treat their patients. This includes performing surgery and prescribing medication.

Depends. For the most part, being a trauma surgeon is a very time consisting job. To say they get anything less than 50 hours a week is just not accurate.

Depends on the situation tho... for example, if everyone is having a fun and u are called stoic, it means you are not being much fun. but if you are having problems heaped upon you and you are being called stoic its a good thing.

It depends on the test and on their particular degree.

A psychologist with a doctorate in clinical psychology can order tests and write prescriptions for a limited number of things, but other types of psychologists generally can't.