Fields Of Study 5

2.1 Cardiothoracic Surgeon
2.2 Obstetrician and Gynecologist
2.3 Urologist
2.4 Pediatrician
2.5 Oncologist
2.6 Cardiologist
2.7 Phlebologist
2.8 Hematology Oncologist
2.9 Gynecologic Oncologist
2.10 Hematologist and Hematopathologist
2.11 Endocrinologist
2.12 Types of Medical Subspecialists

4.1 Endocrine Diseases
4.2 Diseases of the Heart
4.3 Diseases of the Liver
4.4 Diseases of the Kidney
4.5 Diseases of the Lungs
4.6 Diseases of the Eye
4.7 Diseases of the Skin
4.8 Diseases of the Blood

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6.1 Top Ten Deadliest Diseases
6.2 Infections Related Terms and Specialists
6.3 Digestive and Eyes Diseases, Conditions and Complications
6.4 Endocrine, Muscle and Nerve Diseases, Conditions and Complications
6.5 Blood, Bone or Joint Diseases, Conditions and Complications
6.6 Skin and Oral Diseases, Conditions and Complications
6.7 Types of Cancers
6.8 Autoimmune Diseases, Conditions and Complications
6.9 Other Diseases, Conditions and Complications
6.10 Diseases of the Lung, Esophagus, and Chest Wall
6.11 Adult Heart Disease

8.1 Health Care System
8.2 Lung Disease
8.3 Pathology
8.4 Importance of Pathology
8.5 Definitions of Diagnostic Tests

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10.1 Medical Specialists

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12.1 Fields of Study in Medicine
12.2 Anesthesiology and Cardiology
12.3 Dermatology and Dentistry
12.4 Endocrinology and Epidemiology
12.5 Gastroenterology, Gynecology and Obstetrics
12.6 Geriatrics and Hematology
12.7 Immunology and Internal Medicine
12.8 Nephrology and Neurology
12.9 Oncology and Ophthalmology
12.10 Otolaryngology and Orthopedics
12.11 Orthopaedic Surgery and Pathology
12.12 Pediatrics and Physiology
12.13 Psychiatry and Pulmonology
12.14 Radiology and Rheumatology
12.15 Surgery and Urology

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14.1 Types of Medical Subspecialists
14.2 Types of Diagnostic Radiologists
14.3 Types of Pediatricians
14.4 Types of Anesthesiologists
14.5 Types of Internal Medicine Specialists
14.6 Types of Family Medicine/Family Practice Specialists
14.7 Types of Preventive Medicine Specialists
14.8 Types of Emergency Medicine Specialists
14.9 Types of Psychiatrists
14.10 Types of Orthopaedic Surgeons
14.11 Types of Pathologist
14.12 Types of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialists

16.1 Medical Subspecialists
16.2 Types of Subspecialists

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3.1 Human Body
3.2 Meaning of a Disease, Disorder, Condition and
Syndrome
3.3 Selected Diseases
3.4 Gastrointestinal Disease
3.5 Respiratory Disease
3.6 Diseases of the Mascular System
3.7 Diseases of the Skeletal System
3.8 Nervous System Disease
3.9 Circulatory System Diseases

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5.1 Selected Top Conditions and Diseases
5.2 Common Conditions and Diseases within Endocrinology
5.3 Heart Disease
5.4 General Thoracic Diseases
5.5 Liver Disease
5.6 Kidney Disease
5.7 Brain and Neurological Diseases
5.8 Respiratory Disease
5.9 Complications of Diabetes
5.10 Circulatory Disorder and Vascular Diseases
5.11 Oncology
5.12 Types of Cancers
5.13 Definitions of Gynecologic Cancers

7.1 Definition of a Surgeon
7.2 Types of Surgeons
7.3 Types of Cardiothoracic Surgeons and Cardiologists
7.4 Surgery Specialists
7.5 Most Common Surgical Procedures
7.6 Definitions of Selected Surgeries

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9.1 Blood Disorders and Diseases
9.2 Circulatory System Disorders and Diseases
9.3 Nervous System Disorders and Diseases
9.4 Bone and Joints Disorders and Diseases
9.5 Liver Disorders and Diseases
9.6 Endocrine Disorders and Diseases
9.7 Heart Disorders and Diseases
9.8 Kidney Disorders and Diseases

9.9 Eye Disorder and Diseases
9.10 Respiratory Disorders and Diseases
9.11 Skin Disorders and Diseases
9.12 Digestive Disorders and Diseases

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11.1 Specialisations
11.2 Diagnostic Radiology
11.3 Pediatrics
11.4 Anesthesiology
11.5 Internal Medicine
11.6 Family Medicine/Family Practice
11.7 Preventive Medicine
11.8 Emergency Medicine
11.9 Psychiatry
11.10 Orthopaedic Surgery
11.11 Pathology
11.12 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
11.13 Neurology
11.14 Medical Genetics and Genomics
11.15 Obstetrics and Gynecology
11.16 General Surgery
11.17 Thoracic Surgery/Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery
11.18 Plastic Surgery
11.19 Medical Physics
11.20 Dermatology
11.21 Neurological Surgery
11.22 Urology
11.23 Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
11.24 Ophthalmology
11.25 Education and Training in Medical Specialties

13.1 Types of Medical Specialists
13.2 Allergist/Immunologists
13.3 Dermatologists and Gastroenterologists
13.4 Cardiologists and Endocrinologists
13.5 Gastroenterologists and Hematologists
13.6 Nephrologists and Neurologists
13.7 Obstetricians and Gynecologists
13.8 Oncologists and Ophthalmologists
13.9 Pediatricians and Pulmonologists
13.10 Rheumatologists and Anesthesiologists
13.11 Epidemiologists and Psychiatrists
13.12 Pathologists and Radiologists
13.13 General Surgeons and Family Physicians
13.14 Internists and Emergency Medicine Specialists
13.15 Critical Care Medicine Specialists and Infectious Disease Specialists
13.16 Preventive Medicine Specialists and Sleep Medicine Specialists
13.17 Sports Medicine Specialists

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15.1 Types of Neurologist
15.2 Types of Medical Geneticists and Genomicists
15.3 Types of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
15.4 Types of General Surgeons
15.5 Thoracic and Cardiac Surgeon Surgeon
15.6 Types of Plastic Surgeons
15.7 Types of Medical Physicists
15.8 Types of Dermatologists
15.9 Types of Neurological Surgeons
15.10 Types of Urologists
15.11 Types of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgeons
15.12 Types of Ophthalmologists

17.1 Pediatricians and Geriatric Medicine Specialists
17.2 Allergists and Dermatologists
17.3 Infectious Disease Doctors and Ophthalmologists
17.4 Obstetricians and Gynecologists

17.5 Cardiologists and Endocrinologists
17.6 Gastroenterologists and Nephrologists
17.7 Urologists and Pulmonologists
17.8 Otolaryngologists and Neurologists
17.9 Psychiatrists and Oncologists
17.10 Radiologists and Rheumatologists
17.11 General Surgeons and Orthopedic Surgeons
17.12 Cardiac Surgeons and Anesthesiologists