Intuition (3383 bytes)
1: '''Intuition''' has many meanings across many cultures, includ...
4: ** [[knowledge]] or [[conviction]] gained by intuition
8: The verb '''to intuit''' means to grasp by intuition.
10: Intuition is by definition not the same as an [[opinion]] b...
12: Intuition is an [[unconscious]] form of [[knowledge]]. It i...

Sensing - Intuition (656 bytes)
1: ...n preference tend to make decision based on their intuitions. They try to derive to a conclusion based on rel...

Medical cybernetics (1557 bytes)
1: ...s-theory, connectionism and decision theory on biomedical research and health related questions.
3: [[Medical Systems Theory]]
5: The scope of medical systems theory is searching for and modelling of ...
7: [[Medical Information and Communication Theory]]
15: [[Medical Decision Theory]]

Medical school (3599 bytes)
1: ... the education of future medical practitioners ([[medical doctor]]s). '''Faculty of medicine''' is a term u...
3: ...odology and nature of medical programs offered at medical schools vary considerably around the world.
5: ==Medical students==
7: ...lly considered to be at the earliest stage of the medical career pathway.
9: Medical students typically undertake both theoretical stu...

Medical physics (3199 bytes)
1: ...ts also work in many other areas of healthcare. A medical physics department may be based in either a [[hos...
4: ==Medical imaging==
28: ... require going into the body (see [[Non-invasive (medical)]]).
48: ==Medical Computing and Mathematics==
50: * [[Medical informatics]]

Medical ethics (4635 bytes)
1: '''Medical ethics''' is the discipline of evaluating the mer...
15: ...[Bernard Gert]], a philosopher who specializes in medical ethics, propounds a theory that would require us ...
17: ...d '[http://www.gmc-uk.org/standards/good.htm Good Medical Practice]' statements.
19: ...ethics, including how what they do relates to the medical community [[Media:Body_Modification_Code_of_Ethic...
33: ==Medical research==

Medical imaging (5058 bytes)
1: [[Image:70medimg.jpg|right|Medical imaging stamp]]
2: ...al models]]. Many of the techniques developed for medical imaging also have [[Science|scientific]] and [[In...
6: [[Mathematics|Mathematically]] speaking, medical imaging usually involves the solution of [[invers...
28: ''Main article: [[Medical ultrasonography]]''
30: [[Medical ultrasonography]] uses high frequency sound waves...

Medical anthropology (1288 bytes)
1: '''Medical anthropology''' is a sub-branch of [[cultural ant...
5: Some '''medical anthropologists''' are trained primarily in
10: Medical anthropologists conduct research in settings as d...
12: They may teach medical anthropology in university anthropology
13: departments, medical and nursing schools and in community-based

Medical grafting (448 bytes)

Medical marijuana (30770 bytes)
1: '''Medical marijuana''' refers to the use of marijuana, a fo...
4: ...stances known'' [http://www.druglibrary.org/olsen/MEDICAL/YOUNG/young.html].
10: ...iller until the invention of [[aspirin]]. Modern medical and scientific inquiry began with doctors like [[...
12: ...x Act]], was the representative of the [[American Medical Association]].
14: ... caused by battle-induced spinal injuries. Later medical use has focused primarily around its role in prev...

Medical malpractice (1103 bytes)
1: ...ic perception of adverse events during [[medicine|medical]] care, and a legal definition of [[negligence]].
8: ...ave acted in accordance with a reasonable body of medical opinion. This is known as the [[Bolam Test]].

Medical faculty (156 bytes)
3: ...ed States]], this institution is referred to as [[medical school]].

Medical error (3353 bytes)
1: In the United States medical error results in 44 000-98 000 unnecessary deaths...
3: Medical care is frequently compared adversely to [[aviati...
5: ==Epidemiology of medical error==
6: Medical errors are associated with inexperienced clinicia...
11: A newer model for improvement in medical care takes its origin from the work of [[W. Edwar...

Bionics (medical) (2355 bytes)

Medical parole (1203 bytes)
1: '''Medical parole''' is a form of [[parole]] which involves ...
3: ... been cases where a prisoner has been released on medical parole immediately after conviction.
5: ...n to China. Dissidents who have been released on medical parole include [[Wang Dan]], [[Wei Jingsheng]], [...

Medical software (1125 bytes)
1: ...ficant branch of [[software engineering]]. Many [[medical]] devices that monitor or control patients are
8: * ''[[Medical informatics]]:'' Software for the business and in...

Medical ultrasonography (6124 bytes)
1: ...l ultrasonography''' is an [[ultrasound]]-based [[medical imaging|imaging]] diagnostic technique used to vi...
24: Medical ultrasonography was invented in [[1953]] at [[Lun...
31: ...apers ever published in the field of diagnostic [[medical imaging]].
46: ...rasound.net/ingehertz.html About the discovery of medical ultrasonography]

Medical emergency (2603 bytes)
1: ...e]] includes techniques for effective handling of medical emergencies and resuscitation of patients.
4: ...of conciousness, injuries, name if known, chronic medical illnessess if known).
8: ...y required to save the victim's life. [[Emergency medical technician]]s or [[paramedic]] can use [[airway]]...
11: ...cine]] physicians have training to deal with most medical emergencies, and maintain [[cardiopulmonary resus...
13: Both emergency room and inpatient medical emergencies follow the basic protocol of Advanced...

Medical history (224 bytes)
1: '''Medical history''' can either refer to
3: *personal (case) medical history: [[anamnesis]]
4: *medical history of a family: [[Family history (medicine)]...

Medical informatics (4856 bytes)
2: '''Medical Informatics''' is the name given to the applicati...
4: ...deliver healthcare and promote health" ''(British Medical Informatics Society)''.
6: ...care data and related information. Additionally, medical informaticians are active in [[bioinformatics]] a...
12: * architectures for [[electronic medical records]] and other health information systems us...
15: * controlled medical vocabularies such as the Standardized Nomenclatur...

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