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Types of Doctors & ROLES

The document outlines various types of doctors and their roles within the medical field, emphasizing the collaborative nature of healthcare involving doctors, nurses, technicians, and allied health professionals. It details specific medical specialties and the functions of different healthcare roles aimed at improving patient care and quality of life. The conclusion highlights the importance of teamwork in delivering effective healthcare services.

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Types of Doctors & ROLES

The document outlines various types of doctors and their roles within the medical field, emphasizing the collaborative nature of healthcare involving doctors, nurses, technicians, and allied health professionals. It details specific medical specialties and the functions of different healthcare roles aimed at improving patient care and quality of life. The conclusion highlights the importance of teamwork in delivering effective healthcare services.

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TYPES OF DOCTORS &

ROLES
BY KINSONELLA
MEDICAL FIELD

• ‘’A ROLE OF SAVING HAS VERSITALIE VERSIONS OF EMOTIONS ‘’


• MEDICINE IS HECTIC WORK OF LIFE SAVING SKILLS

• MEDICINE IS THE PRACTICE OF CARING THE PATIENTS ,WHICH INDEED A HEALTH SCIENCE THAT HELPS IN RESTORING
THE UNDERLYING DIESEASES AND THROUGH DIAGNOSIS ,TREATMENT AND PREVENTION
• ITS MAIN THEME IS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF HEALTHY LIVING
• HUMAN BODY IS COMPLEX SO IN ORDER TO TREAT THE COMPLEXITY THE MEDICAL FIELD HAS DIVIDED BRANCHES
MEDICINE A TEAM EFFORT

• ITS INCLUDES
• DOCTORS ; WHO DIAGNOSIS AND TREAT
• NURSES ; WHO TAKE CARE OF THE PATIENTS
• LAB TECHNICIANS ;WHO DO TESTS
• PHARMASCISTS ; WHO HAVE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT MEDICINES
• THERAPISTS WHO TREAT YOU ETC…..
NURSES
• REGISTERED NURSE
• NURSE PRACTITIONER
• CRITICAL CARE NURSE
• SURGICAL NURSE
• PEDIATRIC NURSE
• OBESTETRIC NURSE
• COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE
• PSYCHIATRIC NURSE
• REASEARCH NURSE
• NURSING ASSISTANTS
DOCTORS

• GENERAL PHYSICIAN
• PEDIATRICIAN
• SURGEON
• CARDIOLOGIST
• GYNECOLOGIST
• NEUROLOGIST
• DERMATOLOGIST
• ONCOLOGIST
• ENDOCARINOLOGIST
• PULMONOLOGIST
• GASTROENTEROLOGIST
• UROLOGIST
• NEPHROLOGIST
• OPHTHALMOLOGIST
• ENT SPECAILIST
• RADIOLOGIST
• PATHOLOGIST
• ANESTHEIOLOGIST
• RHEMATOLOGIST
• GERIATRICIAN
• PALLIATIVE CARE DOCTOR
1. MEDICAL SPECIALTIES (DOCTORS/PHYSICIANS)
THESE ARE BRANCHES OF MEDICINE WHERE DOCTORS SPECIALIZE:

RADIOLOGY – IMAGING (X-RAY, CT, MRI, ULTRASOUND).

HEMATOLOGY – BLOOD DISEASES.

FAMILY MEDICINE – PRIMARY CARE FOR ALL AGES.

PEDIATRICS / PEDIATRICIAN – CHILD HEALTH.

ORTHOPEDICS – BONES, JOINTS, MUSCLES.

NEUROSURGERY – BRAIN & NERVOUS SYSTEM SURGERY.

THORACIC SURGERY – CHEST SURGERIES (LUNGS, HEART).

PLASTIC SURGERY – COSMETIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY.

HEPATOLOGY – LIVER DISEASES.


Anesthesiology – Anesthesia & pain control during surgery.

Dermatology – Skin, hair, nails.

Internal Medicine – Adult internal diseases.

Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) – Pregnancy, childbirth, female health.

Ophthalmology – Eye doctor (surgery + treatment).

Preventive Medicine – Disease prevention, vaccination, lifestyle medicine.

Oncology – Cancer treatment.

Endocrinology – Hormones, diabetes, thyroid.

Pulmonology – Lungs & breathing.

Leprology – Study & treatment of leprosy.

Nephrology – Kidney care.


General Surgery – Common surgeries.

Neurology – Brain & nervous system (non-surgical).

Cardiology – Heart & blood vessels.

Transplantology – Organ transplantation.

Pain Management – Chronic pain treatment.

Rheumatology – Joints, arthritis, autoimmune diseases.

Diabetology – Diabetes care.

Psychiatry – Mental health doctor.

Dentistry (General Operational Dentist) – Oral health.

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TECHNICIANS AND TECHNOLOGISTS

• Anesthesia Technician – Assists


• They provide technical support in diagnosis and treatment: anesthesiologists.

• ECG/Echo Technician – Tests heart


• Radiology Technician – Operates X-ray, CT, MRI machines. functions.

• Pharmacy Technician – Supports


• Laboratory Technician – Conducts blood, urine, and tissue tests. pharmacists in dispensing medicines.

• Dental Technician – Makes dental


• Operation Theatre (OT) Technician – Assists in surgical procedures. prosthetics like crowns and dentures.

• Optometry Technician – Assists in eye testing


• Dialysis Technician – Helps in kidney dialysis treatment.
and lenses .
2. ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS (NON-DOCTOR BUT
HEALTHCARE SPECIALISTS)

• Physiotherapy / Physiotherapist – Movement & rehabilitation.

Occupational Therapy – Helps patients regain daily living skills.

Nutrition / Dietitian – Food & diet management.

Psychology – Mind & behavior (non-medical mental health).

Fitness Specialist – Exercise & wellness (not a doctor, more preventive/rehab).

IPRT (Infrared Photo Therapy / Interferential Physiotherapy?) – Likely physiotherapy


modality.

MSS (Medical Social Services / Sports Science?) – Related to support services.


Conclusion The medical industry is a huge
network of specialists, nurses, technicians,
and support staff . Each role is important:
Doctors diagnose and treat . Nurses provide
continuous care . Technicians support
diagnosis and treatment . Pharmacists,
therapists, and administrators ensure smooth
healthcare delivery . Together, they form the
backbone of modern healthcare,

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