Sign – an anomaly one might measure on physical or laboratory examination.Symptom – something about which a patient may complain.Grand rounds – a lecture for the benefit of medical staff and students.Rounds – the practice of visiting each patient one is following, to check on clinical progress.Clinical clerk – a junior medical student gaining his/her first exposure to patient management.One distinguishes such a person from an intern(e), or a first-year resident. Extern(e) – a senior medical student taking advanced training in patient management but not a member of the house staff.In most programs, one chief resident in each department gives orders to all other house staff in that department. These are the trainees, who have their medical degrees. Resident – a member of the “house staff” of a teaching hospital.
This does not happen in community hospitals.) (Teaching hospitals also often credential new attending physicians as part of granting them faculty appointments. But after they have their three years in (as a “courtesy physician”), a hospital will still call them “attendings.” And in a teaching hospital, the attendings are the professors. Pathologists, radiologists, and anesthesiologists do not normally admit patients. The term also applies to any physician who has served on a hospital medical staff for, say, three years.
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