Doctors

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a medical internship typically lasts one year ,internships are of two types :transitional and specialty.

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PBR is short for prescriber. You may find PBR after a doctor's name on a prescription, denoting they are the MD who is ultimately responsible for writing the prescription.

There is no exact number found for how many doctors there are in the world. In the US, there are approximately 835,000 with California having the most.

You don't necessarily need to be sick to get cold sweat. This is mainly associated with a person that is experiencing some sort of anxiety or fear. Some persons have seen this happen only at a particular time if day when face with a certain situation. Also, if you are taking any medication it is best you eat solid meal before taking them since this to can bring on a cold sweat in the form of an anxiety attach.Some other causes of cold sweat maybe migraine, hypertension, AIDS (Please check if needed), heart or immune disorders and so on. So if you continue to have the cold sweat and you are not showing any symptoms of any sickness it is best you go see a doctor. Just in case of anything.

There are many types of gases used by individuals in the medical field to either put their patients to sleep for surgical purposes or to relax them. These gases include nitrous oxide, sevoflurane, isoflurane, desflurane, and halothane.

Yes around 30-40k per year with a slight increase each year until licensing.

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4 - college

4 - medical school

4 - residency (paid training)

Plus ONE MORE if you want to work with children/adolescents

There are several. You would first see an optometrist: he or she would diagnose you and decide if you need to see a specialist. If your condition is serious enough, the optometrist would then refer you to an ophthalmologist.

A person with HYPOCHONDRIA has a preoccupying fear of having a serious illness. This conviction persists despite appropriate medical evaluation and reassurance of good health. People with hypochondria are obsessed with bodily functions and interpret normal sensations (such as heart beats, sweating, and bowel movements) or minor abnormalities (such as a runny nose, a small sore, or slightly swollen lymph nodes) as symptoms of serious medical conditions. They may also focus on vague and ambiguous physical sensations, like "a sore liver" or "tired veins." One form of this disorder involves a preoccupation with a single organ (such as the lungs) or disease (for example, cancer). Negative results of diagnostic examinations do little to decrease a patient's anxiety about his or her health, and he or she continues to seek medical attention.

After a doctor's name it most likely stands for Registered Vascular Technologist.

Vanity, hatful, thinking that they are better than everyone els, and can't stop looking in the mirror, sometimes they kiss their own reflection

PO means by mouth. This medical abbreviation, which is also written as: p.o.

or po (lower case), comes from Latin "per os".

Stephoscope - much favoured by medical students.

YES TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME Okay, this person is a little bit over the top ^. Using a tampon has been associated with TSS but if you take it out within 6-8 hours of putting it in, you SHOULD be fine, although there is always a chance, but although it is a serios illenss, it is also very rare.

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a pain in my shoulder that never goes away

The scope of performance in Radiologist technology includes, but is not limited to, the following areas and responsibilities: Patient Care: The exercise of judgment to assess and respond to patients needs prior to, during and following procedures. Quality Control: The evaluation and maintenance of a quality control program to ensure instrumentation credibility and reliability. Diagnostic Procedures: The utilization of appropriate technique to ensure quality diagnostic images and/or laboratory results. Radiation Safety: The use of techniques and education that will minimize radiation exposure to patients and health care personnel.

Hey :) All you need do to is drink LOTS and LOTS of cranberry juice, usually does the trick ;)

A docton can confirm WNV by taking & analyzing blood tests. If it is a serious then a doctor may give you a Lumbar Puncture (spinial tap). This is when a needle is inserted in your lower spinial coard, and extracts fluids to test. Another way is Brain Imaging. in some cases, but not all, a CT or a MRI scan can reveal brain inflammatory and

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sometimes all of the above do not show a result. in my case it took three months for my blood work to finally show that I had WNV. Most doctors are under the belief of what you have stated as the only answer...thank goodness my doctor kept trying....

yes they do put a cast on but they can sometimes put a spica thumb splint on it depending upon how badly broken it is but if it is really bad they might have to operate but that is very rare.

You have to complete four years of pre-med in college, then complete another four years of medical school in order to be an MD (medical doctor). After medical school though, you still have to complete your internship and residency in a hospital before you can practice medicine on your own.

Radiology is a demanding job, and there are many radiology physicians employed in the United States. In 2008, 214,700 radiologists were employed.

orthopedic earns 50 thousand during their residency