Doctors

The median salary for this position is close to $85,000 annually. The amount will vary depending upon the place they work at.

It depends woman to woman. Some doctors put a specific number on how many they recommend. Some don't. The important thing is how viable your uterus is. The thinner the uterus, the more you risk uterine rupture. Scar tissue also poses risk. There have been women who have had 7 or 8 sections with no problems and others who have had 4 that have. You should see your OBGYN before you decide to have another child to make sure your uterus can withstand the pregnancy.

There are more than 50,000 Sudanese doctors in and out side Sudan. There's about 4,000 Sudanese doctors in UK alone (citizens and none citizens). More than three thousands Sudanese doctors in the Gulf area. Around 1,000 Sudanese doctors in USA.

Yes, you can own the building that a clinic is ran in even if you are not a doctor. The doctors who rent the building from you will be the ones taking care of all the licenses.

Taking more pravastatin than prescribed will not necessarily intensify the effects on your cholesterol. However, it will put you at risk for two very potentially harmful situations. First, statin drugs may potentially damage your liver. This is one reason that your doctor requires (or should) that you periodically have blood work done - to monitor your liver enzymes. Taking more than what has been prescribed will not make the medication work faster and can be destructive. Secondly, these drugs have been associated with rhabdomyolysis, which is a serious condition involving byproducts of muscle wasting which are toxic to the kidney. While this is a rare situation, taking more medication than necessary increases your risk for this condition.

When performing a Caesarean section, an obstetrician may come into contact with the patient's blood. There is a small risk that the obstetrician will be exposed to bloodborne pathogens.

What a great question! At least you are concerned about this aspect of possibly becoming a surgeon. I have worked for many surgeons in different areas and one thing 75% of them don't have is a good personality. It's not that they mean to be this way, they are just so into their profession they forget they are talking to a human being. It's an art form and it takes a lot of skill to work on the human body. Plastic surgeons generally are more caring and will take the time to talk to their patients in layman's terms. These are the traits one should possess: * Evaluate the patient and depending on the age (too young) wanting to have breasts enlarged it's a wise surgeon that will tell a too young patient they should wait a bit to have the surgery done and refuse to do it and tell them why. * To sit down with the patient and go every detail as to how they can correct what is wrong with their appearance or if it's to do with weight loss (those flaps that won't go away after) and to show the patient on the computer how they will look when the process is finished. * Be up front about the correct cost of the surgery. If there are any risks involved and to be sure to let the patient know if scarring will be a problem for them. Most plastic surgeons will do their best to hide any light scars in creases of the body. * Don't talk down to your patient, but up; meaning that a surgeon should speak in layman's terms so they understand and then go over it a second time to make sure the patient understands. * Have a pleasant manner and realize this is a scary leap for the patient that will be worrying about healing time and pain and the surgeon should be honest in stating what they plan to do about the pain and how long the stitching will take to heal (swelling of face or any other part of the body.) * Having a good sense of humor without being crude or rude is also helpful. Touching the patient on the shoulder, smiling and letting them know that they will do the best work they can and will be supportive before and after surgery. This gives the patient confidence in the surgeon and lowers the heart rate. * A successful surgeon is not noted for their skills by their pocket book, but by having a caring attitude about their patient and feeling the pain that some people go through if they should have a terrible mark on their face or injuries from an auto accident. Even those that seek the plastic surgeon out for breast enlargement should be treated with respect and told of any risks for the implants. Surgeons in a way are artists and can change many unpleasant aspects on a human body so it's to their best interest to do an excellent job because that patient will be a walking advertisement for that surgeon. Word gets around!

Pap smears, birth control consultations, ultrasounds, and delivering babies.

they make 31,000-84,000 per. year

It would take approximately eight years after high school completion. Thus, four years of undergraduate coursework, and four years of medical school. Then there is three to eight years to fulfill the residency and internship requirement, depending on the specialty.

you can apply for a pre-apprenticeship or tafe course for cert 2 in engineering which is a good start, or you can apply for an apprenticeship at an employer or group training. you will need good a minimum of year 10 maths and the apprenticeshop goes for 4 years, theres a skills shortage in good fiiters world wide. it also helps if you have good confidence in an interview and are freindly and need a good mechanical mind you will have to name a table of tools and sit an appitude if you apply for this job hope that helps cheers

No. Umbilical cords are clamped closed and then cut a few inches from the "navel" attachment point. Over several days, the clamped cord drys up and then falls off. Where or how the "knot is tied" has no impact on the shape of the scar left behind that we call a navel or "belly button". Body size, growth during this period and later, and good ol' genetics does the rest.

You would make alot of money around like 250,000 to 350,000

If it is a simple miscarriage there is no need to see a doctor. It should be before 8 weeks, no fever, bleeding going on no longer than a week or so. Should you have any worries, feverishness or if the bleeding goes then comes back, go to the doctor as you may have retained a piece of placenta. If you are really worried go to the Emergency Department. If you are going to try for another baby wait until you have had a period. Good Luck

- 4 years in college (with a major of your choice, along with plenty of science related courses to fulfill all requirements set by medical schools)

- 4 years in medical school. where you must receive either a M.D. or O.D. Degree

- 4 years of residency for psychiatry (sort of like internship, working under supervision, getting paid, but without the actual ''psychiatrist'' title

- pass test, receive licence

- 1 year in forensic psychiatry (a subspecialty of psychiatry) fellowship.

- you are now a forensic psychiatrist

bare in mind, there is a difference between a forensic psychiatrist and a forensic psychologist. including a big difference in what is required to become on educationally. being a psychiatrist takes more years, because a psychiatrist IS a doctor.

Hello, Jamison here, It is hard to say for sure, because we do not know how you got the term,BUT,,, in most cases,AUTHORISED,means that your insurance will PAY THAT DOCTOR, and NOT PAY A DOCTOR that is not authorised,,,,,DO NOT confuse that, they are not saying they will only pay REAL doctors, they are saying that they only pay the doctors they have a relationship with. The above poster is correct. At least in Canada some Health Insurance Companies in the past never recognized Chiropractors as authorized doctors and this goes for Holistic doctors (even though both have their degrees and are capable of their job.) More and more Canada is accepting new preventative ways to treat people with some health issues and it's basically been forced on them by society themselves. Holistic or Homeopathic doctors are meshing with traditional medical doctors for the betterment of the patients health (many people don't trust taking drugs because of so many drugs being pulled off the market by the FDA.) It has been proved that Chiropractic treatments IN SOME patients does work and now Canada does recognize them.

Well of course you need SOME kind of a language, in order to communicate with your patients. That could possibly be sign language, if you plan to work only with deaf patients or hard-of-hearing patients who use sign language. But you would need a language, yes.

Yes, but you still have to go to medical school.

Probably 20-50 thousand dollars per year depending on how much time they work.

The average annual salary in the Bay Area of California is $65,000. In the United States overall, the average salary is $51,910.

When the doctor freezes the spot, it is acutally burned. So yes it will blister just like a heat burn.?

Look into colleges that interest you. Check their web sites for information as to program requirements for a premed major. After you know what math classes you will need in college, please talk to your math teacher about how to prepare for them. You may need to find a tutor, or get extra help from you teacher. There will be a math requirement of some sort, and the sooner you prepare for it, the better.

the science dealing with x-rays or nuclear radiation, esp. for medical uses. the examination or photographing of organs, bones, etc., with such rays.

the interpretation of medical x-ray photographs.