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Doctors

Doctors are medical practitioners whose primary role is to promote, maintain or restore health through the study, diagnosis and treatment of injuries or diseases. Those who specialize in certain diseases, patients, or treatment methods are called specialist medical practitioners.

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What is a hematologist?

It's a doctor that specializes in blood, blood diseases and blood forming tissues.

What does a doctor do for male physicals?

all the normal stuff like ask you if your doing drugs and if you eat healthy and other tests. if your question is more directed towards your genitals he will ask if u have felt any bumps or lumps because of testicular cancer, and he will take a feel for himself. he might ask you to cough a couple times to check if you have a hernia. hope this helps

Do research doctors write prescriptions for pain?

There are many types of doctors in a variety of fields. In order to write prescriptions, an individual must be a licensed physician (MD or DO).

What is the Amt paid in federal taxes for a pediatrician?

Like all taxes, it is absolutely situational...I would suspect that the overwhelming percent of peditricians (or anyone) don't pay AMT at all. (And of course, AMT if applicable, does become a crdit toward future regular tax anyway).

How long does it take to become an emergency room doctor?

http://emphysician.blogspot.com/2007/11/processhow-long-does-it-take.html

So, to go from high school to board certification:

4 years of college - prerequisite classes and the MCAT.

4 years of medical school - Class exams. Rotations. Ass-kissing. USMLE Steps 1 and 2.

1 internship year - USMLE Step 3. Medical license.

2-7 residency years - Inservice exams each year. 80+ hours a week of indentured servitude.

After graduation 1-2 years - Board eligible. Board exam components.

*optional fellowship 1-3 years - take specialty board exam (written and oral); then take sub-specialty board exam after fellowship completion.

Board certification - 13+ years after graduating from high-school. FACEP. FAAEM.

Why is telemedicine a need for developing countries?

Telemedicine is technology, that is bridge between healthcare providers and patients. the necessity arises In developing Countries where no basic healthcare facility is provided. It overcomes communication barrier. In an era where technology is contributing substantially to human lives, telemedicine emerges as the leading solutions empowering both patients and care providers to reduce health care issues. Telemedicine provides better access, reduced costs, ease of usage, & improved outcomes equally to developing countries.

How much are celebrities paid on the dr drew pinsky celebrity rehab show?

I saw that typically the treatment would cost $50,000 to $60,000, and that of course it's free for them. In addition to free treatment,those idiots get a weekly salary as an incentive to stay on the show which comes out to $250,000. With the exception of that moron Rachel, really only known as one of Tiger Woods mistress's, got $500,000.

How does doctor Faustus degenerate after his bargain what is marlowe demonstrating in Faustus's fall?

Faustus is at first happy to use the power Mephistopheles gives him, not just for his own enjoyment, but to cause pain and irritation to others. But his bargain with Mephistopheles was that after a certain time he would go to Hell. As the time approaches, he tries to weasel out of it by legalistic arguments, finding that the Devil's legalistic arguments are better than his. Ultimately he is damned, not because he agreed to it, and certainly not because he talked to Helen of Troy, but because he embraced despair and refused to ask God for forgiveness, believing that God would not forgive him. It is here that the message of the story comes through: don't despair of God's ability to save even the worst sinners. In most versions of the story, this is shown by having Faustus ask for and be granted mercy; in his play Marlowe turns this on its head and shows the result of despair, not hope.

What was Elizabeth Blackwell's middle name?

Elizabeth Blackwell did not have a middle name. Women during her time usually didn't have middle names and were addressed by their first and last name ;) hope i helped!

How did Fred Hollows impact us and society today?

Fred hollows had impacted the society by bring back thounsands of peoples eye sight.

Can a rheumatologist do surgery?

He can if he is trained as a surgeon as well. both rheumatology and surgery are specialist fields that can be further broken down into even more specialised niches.

What is the first step becoming a register nurse?

The first step in becoming a registered nurse is to choose an educational program. RNs can earn a two year Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) or a four year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

Is Catherine Hamilton from Doctors soap Canadian?

Catherine Hamilton (Ocean Kennedy) is not Canadian, she is actually from the UK, but her Canadian accent attempt is so good, that people think she is Canadian.