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Allopathic (MD) and Osteopathic (PREVENTIVE)
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USMLE (United States medical licensing exam) start learning
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a three-step exam required for licensure in the US to practice being a doctor
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primary care physicians. What do they do. pay? start learning
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Physicians who see a patient regularly for routine and preventive care. they make $186,000. Work in hospitals or private practice
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LPN, RN, CNA. what they do, where they work and how much is pay. supervision? start learning
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licensed practitioner nurse (LPN) nurse who has completed a state approved program and passed a national exam. LPN are supervised by RN.
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state requirement that Physicians receive a certain amount of additional training and education to remain licensed
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Med school, Admission, Cost, Time start learning
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less than half of the applicants get accepted. extremely expensive average debt is$156,456. 4 years then 4 years medical school then 3 years of residency.
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physician license board certification start learning
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voluntary test by completing additional years of residency and their specialty and passing an exam.
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administration of meds to cause loss of feeling
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study of stomach and intestines
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psychiatrist specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of start learning
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how many doctors work primarily in healthcare start learning
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what is the main difference between MD and DO start learning
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Dr of Medicine (MD) used drugs and surgery to fight disease. DO focus on providing preventive and holistic care
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what is the major ethnicity and gender of Physicians start learning
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Women Health majority gender and white ethnicity
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The Physician who sees a patient regularly for routine and preventive care
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what is medical specialty start learning
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a physician who is an expert in a particular field
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what is a hospital specialist start learning
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a hospitalist physician who focuses on providing care to hospitalized patients
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what is the median income for Physicians start learning
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what is Flexner Report of 1910 start learning
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current model of medical education. 4 year program. (2 years of science and two years of clinical)
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what are the three primary steps of medical education start learning
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undergrad degree in pre-med, medical school then residency
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what are the four basic categories of nurses start learning
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Nurse Aides, Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Licensed Practitioner Nurse (LPN) Registered Nurse (RN)
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what is the most common type of nurse start learning
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Nurse Practitioner (NP), Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM), Certified Registered Nurse Anesthesist (CRNA).
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What is Nurse Practitioner and Employed Number start learning
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provides basic Primary Health Care. (135,000 employed)
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what is clinical nurse specialist start learning
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specializes in a field like Oncology, Neonatal Care and Mental Health (54,000 Employed)
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what is certified nurse midwife start learning
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provides prenatal and postpartum care and delivers infants. (18,500 Employed)
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nurse that specializes in anesthesia. (44,000 Employed)
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