Doctors

No because soon you will lose conscienceness from bleeding which will soon be eternal bleeding then you die.

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Hematoligist

Fatigue, stress, living with the knowledge you caused someone's death (anyone who does enough neurosurgical operations, particularly things like aneurysms, will have patients die). Exposure to blood and body fluids, possible needlestick injuries and risk of hepatitis/HIV/other bloodborne diseases. Being sued. Constantly having people make jokes, "Well, it doesn't take a brain surgeon!" or, "It's not brain surgery!"

After a university degree, first year out psychologists in a reputable position tend to earn around $40,000. this increases dramatically by up to $20,000 the second year and if you were to become a fully fledged clinical psychologists, it's possible to earn well over $100,000 anually.

Restrictive surgery is often referred to as "stomach stapling"

bum

It is used for adjusting you back, legs, neck etc.

Washington, DC

Yes, He is married to Tracy Walters from Peterstown, WV

none

Yes. They could observe how many packs of cigarettes a smoker smokes each day. Then, they could find out how long until lung cancer takes over and kills the smoker.

nose

Yes

A dermatologist.

MCAT

If you mean 'Dry Ice', i.e. frozen carbon dioxide, you MUST NOT get it anywhere near skin or eyes or mouth or stomach! You would be very badly injured. But if you put dry ice in water with proper protection, you can make the water bubble rapidly due to a chemical reaction, and the water is drinkable while the dry ice is in the water. That is - serious protection: eye goggles, thick gloves, make sure your whole body is covered, no skin showing.

shaikh Nasreen M.Fahim.

11 yrs

Earwigs can't sting, but they sometimes nip skin using their pincers. Although this hurts at the time, no venom has been injected so no treatment is necessary.