Question

what is the difference between Medical and nursing care​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Nursing and medicine are both fulfilling careers. Both handle patients. Most importantly, both handle lives. It is a career that endures knowledge, skills, and attitude because it is one of the most difficult degrees to accomplish.

Comparing education, medicine takes almost 12-15 years of education and training. Nursing takes four years for the Bachelor’s degree while the Associate’s degree only takes two years. Medicine requires numerous specific courses, such as, Anatomy 1, Anatomy 2, Physiology 1, and Physiology 2. In nursing, science subjects are general such as Anatomy and Physiology combined. In medicine, diseases are discussed in depth. The pathophysiology of the disease is discussed at the biomolecular level. In nursing, diseases are also discussed in depth but not as specifically as in medicine. The pathophysiology is discussed at the body system level only.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Medical and nursing care​:

Explanation:

• We quite often use the term medical care and nursing care interchangeably but in reality both the things are very different from each other.
• Medical care or medical diagnosis deals with the medical condition of the patients. It requires highly qualified doctors and surgeons who have detailed knowledge of the diseases and patients requirement to certain problem.
• Whereas nursing care is more of a care based service. It mostly depends on the patient's respond to medical condition. Nursing diagnosis is care focused.

• For medical care a proper professional education and learning is given but it is far different from that of nursing education as nursing education is almost same for everyone but medical knowledge is disease specific and detailed study.

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