i was just wondering what a regular day in the life of a pediatrician is.
and how do i know if i should be a pediatrician?
thank you!
Answer: Wow. I would be really surprised if a pediatrician, who had spent over 8 years in school followed by a gruelling internship, would actually spend Friday evening […]
i want to be a physician and i was wondering what are the good medical schools? i want a kinda medium size campus and it does not cost too much cause I'm no rich person but I'm not poor either. do you go to 2 different colleges for regular college and then medical school? can […]
Hello , i used to take zolpidem for sleep without any problems when i am on opiates, would i have any prombelms taking zopiclone ?
Thanks
Answer: It is not a good idea to take them together. Opiates can cause CNS depression (includes drowsiness). Combining this with a sleep-inducing agent can have an additive effect.
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A friend has lost their inhaler and cannot get to a physicians to get another one, I however can.
Will they let me pick one up?
Answer: If you let them know your picking it up for a friend before hand they might well do. Phone them up, state the problem and they might be ok […]
The branded seem a lot more expensive, but I can't see why they are for sale because they seem to be exactly the same as the generic medications, only with different packaging and a brand name.
Answer: In most cases generics are the same. In some cases they are not. Generics don’t have to […]
I know the danger of coronary artery disease is blockage of blood to the heart leading to ischemia and possibly a heart attack. But with PAD I dont see what could be the worst thing. They cant get DVT thats in veins so I dont see whats bad aobut hthis.
Answer: I'd love for you to […]
via PA catheter? Does the person have hypervolemia, MI, DVT? What is the PA pressure tell us?
Answer: Elevated PA pressures indicate heart failure, hypervolemia, pulmonary embolism and more.
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/36…
Answer: I am not a physician. The little I know is that the right ventricle can’t pump blood into the lungs as easily, and blood gets backed up […]
Human history advocates not.
Answer: Ignorance, yes. Stupidity, unfortunately, no.
I am trying to look at what organ or regions of what organ would be the most susceptible to a drug that would induce angiogenesis. In order to do this I would need to look at the organ that receives the least blood flow, does anyone know which organ or what region of what […]
An EMS friend told me this. They mistake the heart pains for gas pains.
Answer: I think when you suffer heart attack it gives rise to pressure of the diagphragm which can be mistaken as gastric problem. Also I’ve heard that when you are getting massive heart attack either you are likely to vomit or pass […]