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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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How much does a neurosurgeons make?

The median expected salary for a typical Surgeon - Neurology in the United States of America is minimum of $170,000 and maximum of $450,000

The person b4 was totally off , its 450,000 - 650,000

I had to go back and take away some zeros and the right answers here 450,000 - 650,000

What does the medical abbreviation MD mean?

MD in medical terms typically means Medical Doctor. It could also mean Muscular Dystrophy or Medical Department. If the abbreviation is actually capital "M", small "d" as in Md, it would mean mendelevium, which is an artificially produced or "synthetic" radioactive element.

It stands for the latin Medicenæ Doctor, meaning Doctor of Medicine. It is a doctoral degree similar to Ph.D.(Doctor of Philosophy) but for physicians. Although the requirements for being granted one differ depending on the country.

What is meant by resource difficulty?

I'm not positive but I think it means that the resources that have to be used are difficult to get a hold of or very rare. This could mean a few different things though.

How long does a verbal order have to be signed by the ordering physician?

Typically I have heard 48hrs on a verbal or phone order. The issue arrises when no signature is obtained. An order, whether paper, verbal or even written on a napkin is acceptable without that doctors signature. Obviousy if the date of the signature is over 30 days it starts to look bad on both the nurse, the agency and espeically the doctor since he/she ultimately approved the order and is thus responsible for signing behind themselves. I have found many times that physicians aren't as "up to speed" on this area as they should be. Also, agents signing behind a doctor is still not acceptable. Only a doctors signature is valid; and in Home Health not even an NP or PA can sign their own orders thus requiring a co-signature from their supervisors.

What is it called when a doctor insists that a medical assistant be present in the room when a patient is being examined?

They're asking for a witness to be present. It can happen if the doctor is concerned the patient may try to say the doctor behaved inappropriately.

What is the maxillofacial region?

it is the region in the face, jaws and any other structural part of the face. for example, if you need wisdom teeth taken out because of jaw complications then you go to a maxillofacial surgeon to check you out

Doctors report instances of domestic violence?

Doctors may report domestic violence according to state regulations. Reporting may depend on the incident and who was involved.

How hard is it to get into an Anatomical and Clinical Pathology Residency with a DO Degree in order to become a Forensic Pathologist?

The NRMP match statistics for 2012 and 2011 ranked it in the "low competitiveness" category. In 2012, about half of path positions were actually filled by IMG's. But from 2008-2010 it was ranked in the "intermediate competitiveness" category. Even so, a DO degree shouldnt hinder you from obtaining path so long as you have decent or better board scores. Also, as will any specialties, you can always place somewhere. Comptitiveness varies among programs too. Do relatively well on your board exams and apply broadly, you'll land a path residency.

What is the tuition for UCLA medical school?

University of California: Los Angeles
Los Angeles, California

Annual College Costs (Fall 2009)

  • In-state tuition and fees: $9,151
  • Out-of-state tuition and fees: $31,820
  • Room and board: $13,314
  • Books and supplies: $1,599

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Why do the Revolutionaries respect Doctor Manette?

Because the Revolutionaries are in defence of those wrongfully treated by the aristocrats. Mr Manette, many years ago, had been wrongfully imprisoned in the nearby prison. He is 'one of them'.

My weight is 36kg my height is 5 4'' my age is 14 what is my ideal weight and how can i gain weight?

your BMI, body mass index is 13.7. the healthy weight for your height and age is between 92 to 132 pounds. In other words you should ideally be weighing around 50 kilos, that's not too thin or too fat. To get out of underweight catogary you should atleast put on another 5 kilos. How? well, you should ask your doctor. The usual suggestion, eat bigger portions and most often. eat more carbohydrates, like potatoes , wheat, rice and fruits. Eat more meat like fish and chicken, to keep the weight as protein not fat. you are too young to try any protein supplements. Try multi nutrient milkshakes instead, they are high cal'. look at how much calroies to eat. you should be eating atleast 2000 to put on weight. ALL the information is best to my knowledge, donot try nething before consulting your doctor. Thankyou ... Az