Doctors

Listening to a patients chest - heart & lung sounds

No, a medical doctor is ethically and legally prohibited from forcing a family to make any medical decision about a loved one. The most any doctor can do is help the family process the medical information (definition of 'persistent vegetative state', meaning of no higher brain activity, etc.) and giving compassionate support and understanding as they work through the situation.

She stated in her nursing theory that nursing is an act of utilizing the environment of the patient to assist him in his recovery, that it involves the nurse's initiative to configure environmental settings appropriate for the gradual restoration of the patient's health, and that external factors associated with the patient's surroundings affect life or biologic and physiologic processes, and his development

If a person is beaten badly, it can result in a head injury. Many times a head injury will cause bleeding into the brain and as a result the patient could become comatose. The answer is - Yes

I was told that they send it off to be burned like when you get cremated. But before that they do a good report of what all is in it and such.. like if your foot gets taken off they do like an autopsy and samples before they send it off to be cremated.

Environmental stimuli are stimuli in the environment that affect humans and other animals or things. This includes things like weather conditions, other people, and buildings.

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Peripheral neuropathy is a painful disorder that is usually caused by damage to the nerves. Oftentimes this can get better on it's own, with successful treatment of the underlying medical condition. Sometimes pain relievers are prescribed, but many patients find them ineffective against nerve pain.

There are several sciences that deal with bones: biology, paleontology, anatomy, physiology, and more.

If you're looking for JUST the study of bones, that would be osteology - although I am not positive that there is truly such a thing. You find references to osteopathy, which is a study of bone disease and disorders. But "the study of" something is an "ology", and the accepted scientific root word for bone is "oste" or "osteo".

operates on brains.

also, sometimes, on the periferal nerves.

Neurosurgery is the field of medical surgery that deals with the nurvous system. This includes the brain, spine, and major and periferal nerves. It is a particularly difficult specialty that requires a great deal of training and knowledge.

Most want to help sick people, some want to help cure a disease that affected them or a loved one, some want the power that doctors get, some want a good paing job, some want a job they can move to any country and do (doctors are accepted almost anywhere regardless of where they were trained). All are valid reasons but the ones like power and money shouldn't be the ONLY reasons. You should have compassion and a real interest in people or you won't be a good doctor.

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well really I can't answer this question very well because i don't know where you live, or how many years you have been working and how much experience but im sure in Aus tax that is deducted from you is 48 percent or about there dont take my word for it. You do get a fair bit of money though.

The answer depends on several factors, including which residency program the person is in (especially which part of the country), which year in residency he or she is in, and in some cases, which type of residency he or she is a part of. Generally, salaries are anywhere from $30,000-$50,000 a year with another $10,000 or so in benefits (insurance, education expenses, etc.). There are certainly some programs that offer more compensation because of particular circumstances, especially ones that are in rural areas. Salaries typically increase by a few thousand dollars for each year the physician is in residency. This answer assumes you meant resident physicians in the USA.

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Dr. B.

============== Further explanation to above: Medicare actually subsidizes post-graduate medical education at a rate of about 80k or 90k per resident per year. (I think when I was a resident the amount was 80,500). This is supposed to help programs stay open even though the program's residents cannot bill insurance or Medicare/Medicaid for their services. The rationale is that it kept good doctors employed as supervisory teachers by allowing them to bill for the resident's work. Most departments, however, claim to lose money on residency programs, especially on the west coast and in the northeast, despite paying the residents about half of what CMS gives them and spending an additional 20 percent on benefits.

BUT residents with licenses and permission from their departments can "moonlight" for anywhere from $50 to $150 per hour at walk-in clinics, small ERs, rehab programs, etc., and they will often make more doing that part-time than they will in their full-time residency positino.

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WHen I was in residency I made 370K my last year because I moonlighted extremely hard.

The food you eat such as those high in sodium can affect your heart rate because your body retains water in order to dilute the sodium in your blood. Your blood volume then increases and because of that your heart works harder and beats faster.

A Doctor has these advantages he/she can heal the sick keep his patients from getting into dangerous health situations eg; high cholesteral, high blood pressure among other things.A Doctor is usually near the top of the earning scale, is well educated, and held in a certain esteem. Among other things he can park near hydrants bus stops etc. just by flipping his sun visor down revealing a sign that says Doctor on call although you don't see that all to often anymore A doctor has the chance to say on occaison at bedtime I SAVED A LIFE TODAY

Any kind of pain in the testicles should be seen by a doctor. Any doctor should be able to help. Or any lumps or change in size. See Related Links below. The only harmless testicle pain is commonly called 'Blue Balls'. This happens when you have been sexually excited for a long time without ejaculating. This can be cured by masturbating and orgasm. Then have a rest.

4 Years Undergrad + 4 Years Medical School + 1 Year Internship (Transitional, Medical, or Surgical Residency) + 4 Years Radiology Residency + an Optional Fellowship 1-3 years. So, 13 years minimum, 16 for an extended interventional fellowship

Usually a cast or a splint. I broke my elbow once and got a neon green cast.

the physical demands of a doctor is they will have to walk to their patients room and try to get medicines. possibly carry the child to another room if they do not have time to get them onto a cart. You feel me

There are several options. The most popular tend to be pre-medicine, or pre-professional medicine, which most universities offer. Other options include, but are not limited to, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, etc. ! Contact your local community college and they'll help you.

For example, according to the Bureau for Labor Statistics, MFTs make on average $49,610 per year while psychologists make an average of $80,370 per year. Psychiatrists make the most money, earning more than $200,000 per year.

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