Hey do u know what a physician is?
I think Its some Kind of doctor but don,t know what type of doctor
Answers:
Yes,
A physician is another word for doctor. If you look in your phone book the word physician is used but Dr or doctor is often used.
physician is a general practitioner,a general doctor
A physician is a person who practices medicine. See that article for more information on what physicians do in their practices; this article focuses on physician training and regulation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/physician.
http://www.stfm.org/fmhub/fullpdf/feb01/.
Unbelieveable. It's a Doctor who practices PHYSical science; your family doctor for example.
Look at the end of his/her name it should tell you. Ed DR, Bob Jons DDS for dentist.
Or Dr. George Albert (lung speciallist).
Dr. Jil d. rawlins M.D. (medical doctor)
Dr. Billy Foot D.P.M. (foot specialist)
Physician: A physician is a person trained in the art of healing. In reality, contemporary physicians express their skills by combining art with science. A physician is also referred to as a doctor of medicine.
The term "physician" is used somewhat differently in different English-speaking countries. For example, in the UK a physician is a specialist in internal or general medicine while in the USA it is a more general term for a doctor of medicine.
The word "physician" entered Middle English in the 13th century as "fisicien" from the Old French "fisique" meaning medicine. Curiously, English today is the only language in which "physician" has a medical meaning. In French, a physician ("physicien") refers to a physicist, as it does in all other tongues that possess the term.
In modern usage the term Physician is used within the medical community to distinguish between the Surgeons (who do surgery e.g. operations) and Physicians (who don't do operations). Both are medical doctors and have the same basic training.
In the the middle ages, Surgeons and Physicians were two very separate groups of people. Physicians would use their scholarly knowledge to try to cure illness while the Surgeons were un-trained people but who had a particular aptitude with sharp instruments. In towns in the middle ages, the local Surgeon was probably the local Hairdresser or Barber hence the term Barber-Surgeon.
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Answers:
Yes,
A physician is another word for doctor. If you look in your phone book the word physician is used but Dr or doctor is often used.
physician is a general practitioner,a general doctor
A physician is a person who practices medicine. See that article for more information on what physicians do in their practices; this article focuses on physician training and regulation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/physician.
http://www.stfm.org/fmhub/fullpdf/feb01/.
Unbelieveable. It's a Doctor who practices PHYSical science; your family doctor for example.
Look at the end of his/her name it should tell you. Ed DR, Bob Jons DDS for dentist.
Or Dr. George Albert (lung speciallist).
Dr. Jil d. rawlins M.D. (medical doctor)
Dr. Billy Foot D.P.M. (foot specialist)
Physician: A physician is a person trained in the art of healing. In reality, contemporary physicians express their skills by combining art with science. A physician is also referred to as a doctor of medicine.
The term "physician" is used somewhat differently in different English-speaking countries. For example, in the UK a physician is a specialist in internal or general medicine while in the USA it is a more general term for a doctor of medicine.
The word "physician" entered Middle English in the 13th century as "fisicien" from the Old French "fisique" meaning medicine. Curiously, English today is the only language in which "physician" has a medical meaning. In French, a physician ("physicien") refers to a physicist, as it does in all other tongues that possess the term.
In modern usage the term Physician is used within the medical community to distinguish between the Surgeons (who do surgery e.g. operations) and Physicians (who don't do operations). Both are medical doctors and have the same basic training.
In the the middle ages, Surgeons and Physicians were two very separate groups of people. Physicians would use their scholarly knowledge to try to cure illness while the Surgeons were un-trained people but who had a particular aptitude with sharp instruments. In towns in the middle ages, the local Surgeon was probably the local Hairdresser or Barber hence the term Barber-Surgeon.
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