Doctors

It would depend on what was the cause for the abdominal pain. There are many things that can cause abdominal pain, so it would fall under many different specialties. In general if you are having abdominal pain, you should see your primary care doctor. They are trained to diagnose most causes of abdominal pain and can send you to the correct specialist (if required), or treat it themselves.

Obesity has become a really big problem, Globally 1 billion people are over weight and 300 million of them are considered obese. and out of that 300 million 300,000 of them will die that year. That includes someone dieing from a diseases they got from being obese

It does involve math because a psychiatrist often prescribes medication to patients. This means that they went to medical school which requires a lot of math. On a daily basis they also have to calculate the appropriate dose to give to the patient.

Math is also used to interprete psychological and psychoeducational test results- IQ tests.

SC at the end of the Doctor's name is known as SENIOR CONSULTANT.

To answer this question, it is important to distinguish between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist as people often confuse the two. An ophthalmologist is a fully qualified medical doctor who focuses on the eye. An optometrist is not a medical doctor, but does receive several years of specialized training on the eye, prescribing prescription eyeglasses/contacts and diagnosing eye disorders.

Legally, an ophthalmologist can do everything an optometrist can do although in practice day-to-day eye care is typically left to optometrists while ophthalmologists focus more on surgery, prescribing medication and treating more complex eye conditions. Both are an important part of the US healthcare system.

As for whether an optometrist is "called doctor," it depends on the country. In most countries an optometrist is not addressed as "doctor," this title being reserved primarily for medical doctors and those with PhDs. Within the US, the profession has made a particular point about wanting to be addressed as "doctor" and it has become broadly accepted convention to refer to optometrists as such.

I'm aspiring medical school though I am only twelve and have researched colleges. I suggest that you consult with a college planner or at least do research before pursuing psychiatry because it can also affect one's personal mental health or private life. talking to people with disturbing thoughts can often make an impacts on a person. But if you really want to know it is 4 years of basic college and probably you'll want to major in something to do with the studies of human behavior or social interaction. After that you'd have to endure an even more challenging 2-3 years of neurological medical school then residency to either a mental health ward or private psychiatric practicing doctor. 16 years

nothing bad just gets digested like everything else

Mary Mahoney (1845 - 1926) was the First African-American woman to study and work as professionally trained nurse graduating from the New England Hospital for Women and Children (Now Dimock Community Health Center), Boston.

average for a doctor working in a clinic is from $55-70/hr which amount to salary of $140-180k/yr on average. Obviously its very different if they are partners in a successful practice or are doing more procedure (botox, varicose veins, etc.)

The liver is extremely vascular, meaning LOTS of blood flows thru it. If it gets ruptured you have about an hour I would guess. Your body does a lot to stop blood from leaving the body, but without surgery you're a goner. Other than the pain of the injury, its not a bad way to go. You lose blood and just go to sleep...and of course never wake up...which is a bummer.

DO in a physician's title stands for Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.

Graphs and graphing are an important part of medicine. This is because graphs are used to test new medicine and monitor risks.

You need a Medical Degree before you can become a surgeon. And that requires completion of a Bachelor's Degree first. And after med school there are many other classes and practical experience required.

In the U.S.A., the profession of speech-language pathology is governed by a private professional organization known as the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). For information about the organization and the profession, check here: http://www.asha.org/default.htm To offer yourself as a "certified" speech-language pathologist, you will need ASHA certification. [For speech and language, that certificate is CCC-SLP: Certificate of Clinical Competence-Speech/Language/Pathology.] Certification requires a master's degree. To see the other specific requirements, visit http://www.asha.org/about/Membership-Certification/

. Mb - batchelors in medicine ChB - batchelors in surgery

For Private Practice: Pen and Paper..

For Public Hospitals and Psyche Wards: Medicinal Equipment (Prescriptions, Physical Examination Equipment, etc.), Office Equipment, such as Computers, Printers, and others...

I think some disadvantages of becoming a Cardiologist are: Alot of work hours Might have to leave your home state There is a risk of losing your patient Risk of getting sued

There are many things that a doctor will do for a patient. A doctor may write prescriptions, do exams, run, tests, and preform surgery. The type of activity that a doctor will preform will depend on the specialty of the doctor.

A nurse clinician is usually practices a more advanced version of nursing - beyond that of a registered nurse. A nurse clinician will often have a masters degree or doctorate degree in nursing and depending upon the area - is allowed to deliver babies / prescribe medication / specialize in treating certain populations and/or specialize in nursing practice and education.

they are called neonatologists because they work in the NICU

The person who treats foot complaints is a Podiatrist

When doctors exercise their judgement, it's usually for a good reason.

You don't need a doctor to tell you that, you can tell for yourself when you predicted your period would start and how late it is according to that. But remember that your prediction is just that: a prediction, it doesn't mean your period should have started then. Your doctor will not be able to tell you anything more than that.