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February 27, 2014

 

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Because they deal with children and teenagers, pediatricians are likely to encounter certain diseases and problems such as asthma, lead poisoning, allergies, acne and drug abuse. A pediatrician's responsibilities are similar to those of other physicians. Their first duty is to diagnose illness; they do this by combining physical exams with special tests (e...
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X-rays and blood tests). They then prescribe, or recommend treatment to their patients. These treatment programs can involve medication, surgery, rehabilitation or advice about exercise and nutrition. Also, a large part of a pediatrician's job is to educate parents about their children's health and to help them deal with behavioral issues that may have little to do with illness...
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