Pediatrics

We don't know if Autism is more common in one race in particular. Currently figures show higher rates in white people but this is not to say that white people are more likely to be autistic, this is simply because white people have better access to assessments to get a diagnosis and culturally there will be less stigma in white communities against people with neurological conditions.

There are actually only 3,688 board-certified and board-eligible neonatal nurses in the United States. This number is expected to increase by over 10 percent in the next 5 years.

a pediatric patient is anyone from the age of preemie/newborn to 18 years old

2 yrs general pediatric, 2 yrs pedi neurology, 2-3 yrs pedi neuro-oncology fellowship. it estimates a total of 6-7 yrs to become a pedi-neuro-oncologist. There are about a total of 60 -70 (or less) pedi neuro-oncologists in the world.

Hydrocephalus is usually the result of another medical problem within the skull. Medical interventions of hydrocephalus usually include a surgical shunt or medication or both.

You need to be an RN first. To do that go to nursing school and get licensed. Work at a hospital in the peds unit and the hospital will train you. If you want formal peds education get into a Masters NP program and there you'll learn it all. Good luck.

It was actually started by Abraham Jacobi who was born in Germany in 1830. Hes considered the father of pediatrics and founded the first childrens clinic in the United States. Oh, and someone did just say "I'm gonna call it Pediatrics!" idiot... it comes from the Greek language meaning healer of children.

since 1681

If you ask me I think a very intelligent neuro surgeon makes about 2,100,000 dollars a year or even more,an average neuro surgeon would make 1,300,000 a year and a very bad one would make about 900,000 a year that's my opinoin.

The median expected salary for a typical Physician - Hematology/Oncology in the United States is $232,908.

The median expected salary for a typical Physician - Hematology/Oncology in the United States is $236,474 It depends if you are in Private practice or Research. In research Oncologists make roughly $200,000 but efficient Oncologists in private clinical practice make about $700,000-1,500,000 depending client base.

Oncologists' salaries range based on area of specialty, according to the American Medical Group Association. Radiation oncologists, on average, earn $413, 518 annually; hematologists/medical oncologists earn, on average, $315,133 annually; pediatric oncologists, on average, earn $205,999 annually;

AT THEIR OFFICES OR AN ONCOLOGY UNIT AT YOUR LOCAL HOSPITAL.

The average salary for emergency medicine doctors varies significantly according to seniority, country, skill, experience and qualification.

Based on United States figures, the median pay for an emergency medicine doctor is US$245, 842 per annum. However, the salary may range from US$180,000 through to US$550,000. A small percentage of highly qualified and experienced emergency medicine doctors have a seven figure salary.

In New Zealand, the median pay for an emergency medicine doctor is NZ$ 240,000 less than the United States median figure.

to be a nurse you have to be good with people, have to also now about all different medications, and how to treat a person when their sick.

but some shool nurse dont know how to treat people and the are not good with people they are races

An oncologist is a doctor who specializes in cancer. There are several diffrent types of oncologists...from radiation oncologist to surgical oncologist to pediatric oncologist. No matter what speciality the doctor is in they deal with understanding and treating cancer.

According to the American Medical Association Masterfile, there were 58,194 general pediatricians in the United States in 2009, the most recent year for which data are available. An additional 4,322 physicians were trained jointly in internal medicine and pediatrics (double boarded) for a total of 62,516 general pediatricians. There were 19,091 pediatric subspecialists.

pediatric nurses do exactly what nurses caring for adults do. In a hospital setting they can choose to be on a medical team, a surgical team, work in ICU, or post-op. You may want to work in the neo-natal nursery or the new-born nursery. You may choose to work at a physicians office. I am a school nurse.
Pertaining to treatment of a child.

You usually start at $80,000 a year but if your a good one even though you new then you get $90,000 a year but when you keep on working there for lets say 4 or 10 years then your salary doubles and i think you get $2,000 bonuses

The Shekhawati Pediatric Global Health program seeks to train the next generation of pediatricians to be globally-minded, regardless of where they practice, to advocate for worldwide health equity, and to improve the health of children in low-resource countries through research, education, and clinical care.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for registered nurses as of May 2008 is, $65,130. This would amount to $31.31 per hour.

You need science (all of them). Physics, Chemistry and Biology. If your school offers you a Biochemistry class take that to. You also need grade 12 university math. Also you would want to study Business and computers.

Average Tidal Volume is 8-10 ml Kg-1 for a neonate. Hence for a 3 Kg nonate result in a tidal volume of 24-30 ml.

The amount an oncologist, or any other internal medicine specialist, earns depends on location, your degree of experience and the amount of training you receive (those with more fellowships under their belt are usually more valuable). I've heard of oncologists making as little as $155,000 up to as much as $473,000 in one year in the United States.

working outside of new york city as a pediatric dentist can earn typically /day as a starting salary as a minimum, so it depends if you want to work 3 days a a week or 6 days a week. Usually compensation is around 30-40% collections. It depends on your benefits as well. But that should give you a good estimate. Some days you can make and some days will be lucky to get . It also depends if you are working for someone or own your own practice.

Dental care abroad If you go abroad for dental care: -- Check with the appropriate government agency in the destination country about its national dentistry guidelines. -- Find out what recourse is available if something goes wrong. -- At the dental office, look for infection-control procedures, including instrument sterilization and use of protective gloves, mask and eyewear. -- A traveler's guide to dental care is available through the Organization for Safety and Asepsis Procedures at www.osap.org. Source: American Dental Association. Why is dental cheaper in Mexico? - lower operating costs, dentists are not required have malpractice insurance, dentists are less advanced and use less expensive technology and infection control procedures. Dental treatment performed abroad although less expensive, also carries an increased number of associated complications and risks. Check out the dentists sites to see if they provide the treatment you need. Send them an e-mail, with your specific needs, include questions such as time required, lab availability and suggestions for alternative procedures.

While specific job duties depend on where a child psychologist chooses to specialize, a few of the typical tasks may include: Diagnosing and treating learning or developmental disabilities, Working with clients to manage behavioral issues, Administering psychological tests, Conducting scientific research on childhood development, Working with a health team to create a unique treatment plan for a client