Medical Fields

In terms of MD...

1) Dermatology, obviously, which is the study of the skin and its components - the only specialty that deals exclusively with skin disorders -also probably the hardest residency to get into at this moment


2) Plastic surgery


3) Rheumatology/immunology to a certain extent


4) Basically any surgical specialty requires some knowledge of skin anatomy, physiology and healing. Burn/trauma surgeons frequently perform skin grafts on patients with severe 3rd degree burns.


5) Family medicine/general internal medicine and pediatrics since they see everything, and you will see a lot of rashes in kids.


Beyond the MD, most plastic surgeons have an "aesthetician" in their office who may perform basic procedures like facials...they also help patients during the healing process by offering tips on makeup and other strategies to hide surgical scars as they are healing. They also help with skin care in general and will often sell specialized products in the office.

Healing is an interesting concept.

I define it as 'coming to terms with an issue', as 'making good' of what isn't and as 'mending' towards well-being, which often embraces also curing the physical body.

Healing is holistic and works on all levels: mental, emotional, physical and spiritual.

For more complete info, see http://www.therapeuticreiki.com and in particular, http://www.therapeuticreiki.com/blog , which has a number of articles on both what healing is and healing myths.

A. Lee

Reiki Master

Healing Energy Practitioner

If by healing you mean the active process by which wholeness is attained, then other words for healing could be: balancing, aligning, harmonizing and restoring.

George Nicol

I don't have access to specific exam questions from the Ministry of Health nursing exam in Oman. However, I can provide general information about nursing exams and studying tips if that would be helpful.

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The medical field is growing because their are new types of diseases made every day and doctors are being hired and payed alot to get rid of diseases. Also kids/teenagers are still getting hurt on skateboards, bikes, climbing trees. Just dum stuff kids like to do and they always get hurt. So their are nurses and doctors to take care of them. But almost every field is growing just as the population grows.

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What in the world is an accuracy checker?

In the pharmacy, you have a pharmacist, pharmacy technician, and cashier.

The pharmacy technician inputs the prescription into the computer, which then prints out a label for you to find the drug, count it out, and label the bottle.

The pharmacist then checks your work, verifies the pill in the bottle matches the image on the screen, verifies that the name of the drug matches, checks for drug interactions, etc.

If there was a misfill or error found in selling the wrong prescription to the wrong patient, then we must contact the patient to verify the error and make sure who got the right prescription and who got the wrong one. Upon doing so, you file an incident report.

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In your organs of balance, the hemispherical canals, which are part of your middle ear.

In modern medicine there is no need for anyone to be in pain during treatment.

The etymology of poik- is from the Greek poikilos, meaning "variation." Its primary use is in poikilocytosis, a presence in the blood of abnormal variation in the shape of the usually disc-shaped erythrocytes, or red blood cells. The term is only used when a more specific term, e.g., sickle cell, does not apply.

Also known as otorhinolaryngologists, ENT doctors, ENT surgeons, or head and neck surgeons, the doctors who specialize in this area treat diseases associated with the ear, nose, throat, or base of the skull, and for the surgical management of cancers and benign tumors of the head and neck.

Medical care is treatment; the doctors, nurses and technicians who actually treat the patients.

"Health care" and "health coverage" generally mean "health insurance"; who PAYS for the medical care. So "health care reform" doesn't mean reforming what the doctors are doing, and "Obamacare" doesn't create doctors. They arrange for the payment of the doctors and hospitals who actually provide medical treatment.

In fact, our current systems of "health care" is causing doctors and hospitals to go out of business, because the government systems don't pay enough money for the hospitals to continue to operate. And doctors don't see patients for free.

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Patients need to communicate as much as physicians. It is crucially important for a physician to be able to communicated effectively with their patients, as well as being open to hearing what the patient has to say. Unfortunately, not many physicians are interested in hearing what their patients have to say.

Another way to put it what variables will you encounter in nursing that can be modeled as a function.

In most states, Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) are not authorized to administer medications, including rectal suppositories. This task is typically reserved for licensed nursing professionals, such as registered nurses (RNs) or licensed practical nurses (LPNs), who have the necessary training and legal authority. However, regulations can vary by state, so it's essential for CNAs to be familiar with their specific state laws and facility policies regarding medication administration. Always consult with a supervisor or the nursing staff for guidance in such situations.

It really depends: many states have their own licensing requirements; but others have reciprocal agreements where they are willing to accept each other's credits, as long as the courses and training meet certain criteria. Just to be sure, you may want to contact the hospital in NM where you are trying to find work, and ask them if they will accept your certification from Texas.

Use ICD code 789.09 for flank pain because flank is a part of the abdomen.

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