Doctors

A PA is a physician's assistant, while an MD is a medical doctor. The PA can do many of the same things that the MD does, with the exception of prescribing certain medications and performing surgical procedures.

There is no specific therapy for Angelman syndrome. Medical therapy for seizures is usually necessary. Physical and occupational therapies, communication therapy, and behavioral therapies are important in allowing individuals with Angelman syndrome to reach their maximum developmental potential.

because after Walter lost the money she lost faith in humanity and felt she could no longer do anything to help people.

Varies ..but he earns well.

As of 2010, In the USA the annual median Obstetrician Salary is $248,000, that would be $20,666 per month.

The lower end 10% is around $101,000 annually.

The upper end 10% is around $350,000 annually.

Each state has its own rules for licensing doctors. The Federal Government has nothing to do with it. However, if a doctor loses his license to practice in one state, it is difficult for him to get a license to practice in another state. Complaints against the doctor are investigated. Then the state board may decide to interview him. Some doctors have their privileges cut back. They can no longer prescribe schedule 2 medicines. They lose hospital privileges. Others lose their licenses it depends on the decisions of the medical boards.

a PODIATRIST is a doctor who specializes in the feet and ankles. But any competant GP can probably work on ingrown toenails - they're not exactly life threatening.

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This is done to decrease the number of contaminants that enter the surgical site. Such as bacteria.

I assume that by regular doctor you mean a general medical doctor, and that is what they are called, a medical doctor. Alternatively, they can be referred to as doctors of medicine or medical physicians.

The word do means the same thing to a doctor that it means to anyone else.

Medical examiners need to have skills like organization and analytically thinking. After schooling to become a medical examiner a state license is needed.

well you have to go to college for 2 years then get a degree in university then go to medical school for a foundation of 2 years then a final 5 years to get your qualifications! it all adds up to about 12 years! i did it and i really enjoyed it.

A Homeopath can earn as much as any Psychic, Reiki Master or other quack practitioner, it depends entirely on the gullibility of his or her "patients".

whoever wrote that should do their research. if you had, you would know that there are millions of studies proving the effectiveness of homeopathy. the reason more people don't use it, is due to the fact that the government can not make money off of it because the medicine used can not be patented, therefore, no money going into pharmaceutical companies. to answer the question, it depends on how many patients you see. try calling local homeopaths and ask for a list of their fees

Not a single study worthy of that name shows homeopathy to have any effectiveness whatsoever. Not one, as in zero. Not even a slight, tiny bit better than placebo. The reason some people keep using it baffles me, the only advantage is that in the end it will improve the gene pool. I dare you : show me one (1) study (condition : scientific, double blind, controlled and peer-reviewed, as for ALL existing real medicines)

In 1994, the first study that involved homeopathy was published in a peer-reviewed American scientific journal. Jennifer Jacobs, M.D., led the study. In 1991, the British Medical Journal published an analysis of 107 clinical studies published between 1966 and 1990. The authors found that in 81 of the experiments, the homeopathic treatments were successful. Even when they included only the 23 studies that they considered to be of the highest quality, the vast majority of these (15) showed positive results. shall i continue??

why don't you start??? which study? which peer-reviewed American scientific journal? Jennifer Jacobs MD??? You mean the one who wrote the book, sorry, leaflet : Homeopathic treatment of acute dental conditions? See you in the dentist chair with an homeopathic sedation any time of the day. And the BMJ : an overview of their latest articles : "MPs criticise UK government's science adviser for stance on homoeopathy"; "And for my next trick"; "Treating evidence with contempt" ; "UK universities offer degrees in "pseudoscience""; Please provide link to your "study" and I will read it very attentively. If there was truly such an 18 year old study, why don't all the quacks mention it? In the mean time, I will wait for Mars to reach the Aquarius sign, so that my Ki can freely balance my yin and yang.

A doctor used the stethoscope to listen to the lungs and heart of each patient. The clipboard is to hold the chart of the patient.

World Health Organization advises 10 minutes per patient per day in a patient prescribed with less or equl to 1.8 drugs per prescription. in that case 48 patients can be served with in 8 hours. for further study see identifying drug use problems study by WHO.

yes they can. It is a patients right and choice to refuse any drugs prescribed by a doctor. A doctor can technically, only advice the patient to take the medication. If the child is a minor than it is the adults choice.

the average doctor salary in Arizona is $66666 based on six salary records

This is a hard question to answer. This is such a common surgery in the US these days that the amount of surgeon related errors are very low. You should check out a site such as obesityhelp.com it has ratings on surgeons and unbiased reviews from all over the world not just the USA. Did you know this surgery costs $35k in the US and 90% of insurance companies do not cover it! You should look into having this surgery abroad in a country like Mexico or Costa Rica. The hospitals are almost twice as nice as the hospitals in the US. Also majority of the surgeons have much more experience than surgeons in the USA primarily because both countries have been doing this surgery longer than it has been approved in the US to be done. You could save over 60%! Good luck in your decision.

Sometimes the surgeon who did the mastectomy can recommend a plastic surgeon. I had my reconstruction " tram flap" done by a plastic surgeon who is also a hand surgeon , he specilized in reconstruction and micro vascular surgery but also does facelifts and other plastic surgery. I had gone to 3 plastic sugeons for consultation, all were recommended, and picked the one that spend the most time with me, answered all my questions, explained everything in detail, pros and cons of the type of procedure I wanted.

Medical Physicians require 12 years after High School:

4 years of undergraduate college coursework

4 years of medical school

1 years internship

3+ years residency and potentially a fellowship

It depends.

These persons earn the best in the field of Physician - Radiology, Radiologist - Diagnostic, Doctor - Radiology, Radiologist.

But you sit in a dark room and look at images all day long.