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Obstetricians
An obstetrician is a specialist dealing with the care of women and their children during pregnancy, childbirth and postnatal period. A mid-wife is the equivalent of an obstetrician but doesn't have a doctorate degree, only a nursing degree and secondary education specializing in pre and postnatal care.
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What does the term obstetrician usually mean?
The term obstetrician usually refers to the profession of the same name. It is a medical professional who specializes in the care of women during pregnancy.
What are the dangers in smoking incense or pot first 6 weeks of a pregency?
There is slight chance of losing the baby, as well as slow mental developments, or birth defects.
How long does it take to become an obstetrician?
well you have to at least go through 8 years of collage because you would have to go to med school an other stuff so thats what i wanna be
What hormone is given to pregnant women to stimulate her uterus to contract and begin labor?
B oxytocin
If Michael is paid monthly an annual salary of 42624 what would his gross monthly pay be?
Gross monthly pay is a person's monthly pay before taxes. If Michael is paid $42,624 a year (annually) but he gets paid every month, then you would divide 42624 by 12 because there are 12 months in a year. 42624/12= 3552
Is the mother solely responsible for the health of an unborn child?
The fathers right and responsibilities to the child does not start until it's born if we talk laws here but there can be a moral responsibility too of course but that would be voluntarily. If we talk about her causing harm deliberately and he wants to report it, there might be something that is supported legally as well.
How do obstetrician gynecologists use math in their jobs?
They have to see how far a woman is at the time of pregnancy. they have to do numeric readings of pregnancy hormones. Determining a baby's healthy size. And any medication that the mother or baby has to take, and how much
Is OB GYN and pediatricians the same?
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist is a specialist Medicinal doctor in women care before, during and after pregnancy
Paediatrician is a specialist medicinal doctor for children only
What subjects should you study to become an OBGYN?
If you are a OB/GYN you are a doctor so you have to go to med school.
It doesn't matter if you attend an allopathic or osteopathic medical school. Both can become pediatricians and obstetricians. But if you want to become both, you would need to complete two residency programs.
Yes, in most of the world, in countries where abortion is legal, mifepristone is prescribed by a physician. Mifepristone at a lower dose is also available in some Asian countries for use as emergency contraception.
If you only have one fallopian tube to you ovulate every month or every other month?
interesting question
the length of a woman's cycle varies between people. mine is 48 days
the egg is released from the ovary.
the falopian tube is not a dependent factor
if there are 2 ovaries then it would as per normal woman
if the ovary with no fallopian tube releases an egg, it wil be into the abdominal cavity, if eperm get to it, it can cause an ectopic pregnancy = bleeding = dangerous emergency room
the embryological development of the fallopian tube and ovary is completely seperate. so i would assume 99.99999% that there are 2 ovaries
the fallopian tube develops from the paramesonephron (2nd embryological kidney) it fuses at the lower part to form the uterus.
it is also known as the Muellerian tube
in the male equivalent the mesonephron becomes the ductus deferens. it is also known as the Woolfian duct.
in development embryologically, differentiation of gonads into testes and the subsequent release of testosterone causes degradation of the Muellerian duct (via release of amnti muellerian hoprmone) and promotion of the woolfian duct.
so in the case of one fallopian tube = either there was a problem in the development of the paramesonephrom (muellerian duct) or = there was some testosterone present that caused some degredation of the muellerian duct
What education is needed after high school for a Obstetrician?
It will take approximately four years for the bachelor's degree with completion of all prerequisite coursework and four years of medical school. There will also be an additional three or more years to complete the internship and residency requirements.
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How does an obstetrician use math in her job?
for conception and after the baby is born you use it to find the weight and how healthy the baby is. It is also used to find out if the women needs a c-section or regular birth. Math is used for many more things but these were what i knew off the top of my head. Hope it helps!
What is a obstetrician median income?
As of 2010, In the USA the annual median Obstetrician Salary is $248,000.
The lower end 10% is around $101,000 annually.
The upper end 10% is around $350,000 annually.
How much does a Wendy's employee make annually?
Crew make aprox. 19 to $22,000.00. It depends on how long you are there and your hourly wage. On the average wendy's pays eight fifty to nine to start with raises around every six months to a year.
What training do you need to become an er tech?
The answer to that questions depends heavily on where you apply. Some hospitals like to have EMT's, some like to have medical assistants, and some don't require any training. You will really just have to figure out what hospitals in your area require and go from there.
What is a surgical doctors salary?
a lot 280,000.00 that is just for new Doctors Range can be as much as 387,000.00
How is the job outlook for hypnotherapists?
Being a hypnotherapist can be a great job or one that is difficult to support yourself in. There a a few reasons . If you live in California insurance reimburses hypnotherapy sessions if they are Dr referred. So if you are skilled and have great relationships with Dr's you can have a great profession, help lots of people and make a living. If you live in other parts of the country that don't have reimbursement you can still have a great profession but it may take alot of word of mouth or marketing work. You will need to show others that what you do is important and does cause positive change. People will have to pay out of pocket and because of that they may not come to you until they feel they have exhausted all other options. Sessions can range from 50-150$ depending on the area of the country and the reputation of the therapist. The cost is well worth it once a person sees the changes it makes. Its getting the client to understand they are worth the expense. Again like all treatment nothing is 100% for everyone, there is sound research that hypnosis works, but each individual comes with their own feelings and if there is no trust between the therapist and the client you won't have the same outcome. This can effect ones reputation. A hypnotherapist needs to be skilled, professional, dresses appropriately and must make the client feel at ease. If they can do that they will fail as a hypnotherapist. If insurance starts to cover hypnosis across the country there will be a great outlook for hypnotherapists! And great change for society!
What health and safety issues are involved in obstetrician ocupation?
When performing a Caesarean section, an obstetrician may come into contact with the patient's blood. There is a small risk that the obstetrician will be exposed to bloodborne pathogens.
What does an ObGyn doctor do everyday?
Pap smears, birth control consultations, ultrasounds, and delivering babies.
