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Q: What is the difference between chiropody and podiatry?
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What is a Chiropody a study off?

Chiropody is the study and treatment of disorders of the feet. It is more commonly called podiatry.


What has the author Joseph Lelyveld written?

Joseph Lelyveld has written: 'Chiropody (podiatry)' -- subject(s): Podiatry


Chiropody is the old name for podiatry a medical specialty involving what?

Chiro - Pody. Meaning "hands & feet".


What do podiatrists study?

Podiatry (or chiropody) is a branch of medicinedevoted to the study, diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the lower leg, ankle and foot.


What is chiropody?

Dictionary. n the work of a chiropodist;podiatry chiropodist n a person who removes corns and treats other troubles of the feet;podiatrist


Do you need a doctorate to be a chiropodist?

In UK a doctorate is not required to practice Chiropody - or "Podiatry" as it is sometimes known. However, some practitioners do choose to stay on at university to do research.


Chiropodist can you claim from medicash for treatment?

I am not sure what Medicash is meant here? If it is Medicash UK then patients can claim for Chiropody/Podiatry treatment from an HPC rgistered practitioner.


What has the author Max S Harmolin written?

Max S. Harmolin has written: 'State board questions in chiropody' -- subject(s): Examinations, questions, Medicine, Podiatry


Sentence for the word chiropody?

The practice of chiropody is the treatment and prevention of diseases or disorders of the foot by therapeutic or orthotic means.


How do you pronounce chiropody?

Kir-opody.


Where can you study podiatry?

Podiatry is usually studied at University. The University of Huddersfield for example, offers a Podiatry degree course.


What does podiatry mean?

Podiatry is the diagnosis and treatment of foot disorders.