Is a doctor a biologist

Answer 1

Yes, you most definitely do need to study physics during (or before) medical school. You may probably take it during pre-med, depending on the school or program you choose to follow. But physics is unfortunately a very important topic when considering medicine.

Physics is used in understanding partial pressures of gases, flow through tubes (bronchi and arteries, for example), and concepts related to blood pressure and resistance.

Other specialties use physics a lot more - orthopedics, opthalmology, and radiology come to mind.

I hate physics, too, but you need it. Sorry.

Answer 2

No, not really. While a medical doctor may take some courses that a biologist would take, the professions are not the same. Both have their unique requirements so both would have different courses as well as different license requirements.

Answer 3

Although you don't NEED a degree, it is recommended, as getting into vet school is almost impossible with it. Whether you get a degree or not, it is pretty important, as there will be a lot of Biology in vet school. So, in short, it is strongly recommended.

Answer 4

Yes, because biology includes human anatomy, genetics and many other stuff.

Answer 5

It is possible to have additional science to become a doctor, but to have a better chance of becoming one, you really need triple science to be accepted into the medical school.

Answer 6

Yes, you'll need Biology to get into Dental School. You'll generally need Biology to receive an undergraduate degree as well.