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Doctors
Doctors are medical practitioners whose primary role is to promote, maintain or restore health through the study, diagnosis and treatment of injuries or diseases. Those who specialize in certain diseases, patients, or treatment methods are called specialist medical practitioners.
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Famous according to the general population or among other dentists?
Do you go to a normal doctor to get your vagina checked?
When I go to my local GP usually she does a full body check-up. Just go ahead and do it; it may save your life.
What do doctors use to see inside a patients body?
X-ray machine, MRI scan, surgical camera, light, scope
How much does it cost to become a doctor?
It depends on the school you choose to go to. Including the first 4 years of college and then medical school with no scholarships or grants it can range from $150,000 to $250,000 and even $300,000. You better work hard because a lot is at stake.
It also depend upon your ability, might be you take 5 years, if you not succeed in 4 years program.
A physician is your doctor.
In the United States, the Social Security Act, the Office of Inspector General, JCAHO, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services all define a physician as being one of the following 5 health care providers:
- A Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) (medical physicians)
- A Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM)
- A Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS or DMD)
- A Doctor of Optometry (OD)
- A Doctor of Chiropractic (DC)
In other countries your medical physician may hold different titles. Outside of the United States your physician may be a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBCHb, or MBBS).
it depends like if you want to be a dermitoligest,nurse or ER doctor
What are the problems associated with doctors over prescribing penicillin?
Penicillin is a very effective antibiotic which causes the cell walls of bacteria to break down by adding it's beta-lactam ring (part of its chemical structure) to the molecules used to build the wall. This weakens the bacteria and they lyse.
If too much penicillin is prescribed in a population, and especially if courses are not completed and some bacteria survive, then resistant forms emerge. These develop an enzyme called beta-lactamase which breaks down penicillin before it can have its effect. As such, they survive courses of penicillin and its related drugs, and a penicillin-resistant strain is formed which can only be treated with other drugs.
Why urinalysis requested by doctor?
The answer is quite simple. The doctor wants to know if you are taking your meds as prescribed. The doctor is checking for things that should not be in your system, such as cannibus, meth, cocaine, or other narcotics. And really important he wants to see if you have YOUR medicine, and only YOUR medicine, in your system, as opposed to selling them or taking too much and running out. Pain medication has become epidemic as far as abuse goes, so all can expect to take as prescribed, or take none at all.
What is a team of doctors called?
Any group of people working together to improve the health of an individual or group are a medical team.
What is a typical day in a general surgeons job?
A general surgeon has to work a small amount of time a day. just a few hours A general surgeon has to work a small amount of time a day. just a few hours
In October of 2006 I had my 5th c-section and it was the easiest one yet. The doctor told me that he was very surprised. I had very little scar tissue and everything was right where it was supposed to be. My husband and I area considering haveing one more baby but are nervous for the same reasons you are. I know I won't attempt a 7th c-section but one more....maybe.
What you might get at the doctors?
Some things the doctor might give you include a physical, an immunization, or a prescription for medication.
Who should be call first if there is a natural death at home 911 or the Doctor or mortuary?
This will depend on whether the decedent was under hospice care. If he was you would call the hospice nurse, who would come in and pronounce the patient. If you find a person dead and he's not under hospice care, then you would call 911. They will send a team of paramedics to come in and pronounce the patient. If the patient died naturally, the officer who responded to the scene will have you called the funeral home and wait with you until it comes over to the house to make the removal.
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If the person dies and a doctor is not present, then the coroners office will respond if you call the police.
Do all doctors know everything needed to be a doctor?
No, there is no way one person could known everything there is to know about modern medicine. Some Doctors specialize in a specific area of medicine, while others are general practitioners who deal with more common ailments and refer more complicated cases to specialists.
Radiologist education requirements?
After 4 years of college (including 1 year of Gen Chem, 1 year of Organic Chem, 1 year of Biology coursework, 1 year of Physics), there are 4 years of medical school to complete and then 4 years of Radiology residency training, followed by preparation and passing of board certification exams.
This totals over 12 years of education and training after high school.
Why is my period 4 months late I took 4 tests including the doctor's.?
Well it could be pregnancy but if you are going through puberty it could just be that your period is not regulated yet. Stress, illness and/or and extreme change in diet can lead to irregularity of your periods. If your periods have been consistent and this problem persists, you might consider contacting your doctor or taking a pregnancy test.
How much money does an ER Surgeon make in a month?
Surgeons are estimated to get paid minimum $1,600 but, the maximum a suergen gets paid is $2,400
What are the definition of IV fluids administration?
Intravenous administration involves directly delivering the drug into the veins., ensuring that the entire dose enters the patient's bloodstream. Intravenous administration leads to immediate therapeutic effect yet this effect is irreversible.
Intravenous administration refers to supplying medication directly into the blood stream. A hollow tube attached to a hollow needle (cannula) is inserted into a patients vein. The tube and needle are secured to the skin with adhesive tape so that it doesn't come out when a patient moves. The other end of the tube is usually attached to an IV bag that contains medication and a carrier fluid, such as a saline (salt) solution. In between there would be a manual roller clamp that can be used to control or limit the infusion (rate of flow) of the medication by pinching the tube as well as a slide clamp to shut it off completely without having to disturb the roller clamp setting. The tube can also go through a computerized machine to accomplish the same and keep track of the amount of fluid used.
Why is a doctor that looks after kidney diseases called a nephrologist?
Because of the Latin roots in the word ology means study of and nephro means related to kidneys
Becoming a child psychiatrist?
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD or DO) specializing in brain disorders that affect mood, thinking and behavior. After medical school, a doctor trains at a residency program to learn how to treat mental illnesses in adults.
A child psychiatrist has already completed at least 3 of a 4 year general psychiatry residency, then does 2 additional years of training, a fellowship, to learn how to treat psychiatric disorders in children and adolescents.
Can a doctor tell how old a stab wound is?
yes but it all depends on different variables, angle of the blade etc. and things like that
