Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Medical"

A: what is the context? That sentence by itself doesn’t really make any sense

A: A clinic is too small to be a medical hub. A hospital is too specific to be a medical hub.

A hub is any place where lots of different things happen. For example, international airports are travel hubs and giant malls are shopping hubs. A medical hub always has many different types of doctors.

A: anything connected to medics

A: poder notarial médico

A: Medical appointment comes first, then you get the medical examination.

A: Medical examination - you have a specific problem that you need to talk to the doctor about.
Check up - you don’t have a specific problem, but you’re seeing the doctor to make sure you’re healthy. You can also say “health check”.

Examples:
I’ve been having trouble with my knee, so I’m going to the doctor for an examination.

I have the morning off work tomorrow because of my annual check up.

A: A "doctor" is someone who has certain medical or academic qualifications.

You can become a "doctor of medicine" (also known as a physician or "Medicinae Doctor" – which is usually shortened to "MD")...

OR you can become a "doctor of philosophy" (also known as "Philosophiae Doctor" – which is usually shortened to PhD). Despite the term "philosophy", it's possible to become a doctor in virtually any academic subject. For example, you can become a doctor in biology, physics, chemistry, psychology, sociology, linguistics, etc.

The term "doctor" basically just means you have reached the highest level of qualification in your chosen medical or academic field of study.

A medical practitioner is basically a doctor/physician who practices medicine.

In this context, "practice" means to actively work in the field of their expertise. If you are a lawyer who "practices" law, it means you regularly take on legal cases and do legal work. If you are a doctor who "practices" medicine, it means you actively perform duties of an MD (e.g. diagnose and/or treat illnesses).

Note: a surgeon is an MD who performs operations (i.e. physically operates on organs / internal parts of your body). Often the term "physician" excludes surgeons whereas MD and Medical Practitioner include surgeons.

Note: if someone says "doctor", usually it means "medical doctor" (MD) unless otherwise specified. So, for example, if someone says "I am a doctor" it typically means they are an MD, but if they say "My name is Dr. Smith" (Dr = doctor), then it is not clear if they are a medical or academic doctor.

A: cheer up! Is ok on it’s own. It is informal. Medical staff is quite formal and they would not usually go together. You could say I spoke to the medical staff and told them to cheer up. Your medical staff would be sykkepleiere and leger

A: US Army medic

A: what is your question

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A: Very well-written. My suggestions below:
Bruno is a 28-year-old male with rheumatoid arthritis (CID-10 M05.8). Diagnosis confirmed by the Brazilian Society of Rheumatology criteria: symmetrical cumulative polyarthritis of small and large joints, fever, morning stiffness, initially positive rheumatoid factor.
Onset of symptoms in 2014, initial treatment in this clinic in March 2015, with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) and hydroxychloroquine. In July 2015, the hydroxychloroquine was replaced by methotrexate 15mg/week.
In July 2017, together with methotrexate 20mg/week, leflunomide (Arava) was added.
He presents a favourable prognosis with the disease activity under control, without radiological signs of bone degeneration.
He is fit to travel, without restriction.

A: You should say Why is it so important for you to get into medical school

A: どういたしまして。：）More phrases...

... increased ... life expectancy
... lengthened ... lives

A: Oh, I understand! It should be something like:

"People who deal with medical waste (often) abandon a lot of it"

A: Medical, dental, and vision are all paid (for) by the company