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why (+) is a symbol of hospital​

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Answered by Anonymous
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It’s not a plus symbol but it’s a cross symbol.It is Red Cross Emblem.The reason Cross Symbols are used and associated with medical professions is mainly that of its use by the International Red Cross Society.

It’s not a plus symbol but it’s a cross symbol.It is Red Cross Emblem.The reason Cross Symbols are used and associated with medical professions is mainly that of its use by the International Red Cross Society.It is a symbol adopted by International Red Cross society to depict the doctors registered with Red Cross Society, legally all doctors are not entitled to use it. Rather, the sign of medical profession is Caduceus, which is a winged staff with two snakes wrapped around it.

It’s not a plus symbol but it’s a cross symbol.It is Red Cross Emblem.The reason Cross Symbols are used and associated with medical professions is mainly that of its use by the International Red Cross Society.It is a symbol adopted by International Red Cross society to depict the doctors registered with Red Cross Society, legally all doctors are not entitled to use it. Rather, the sign of medical profession is Caduceus, which is a winged staff with two snakes wrapped around it.It is a symbol which abides international treaty and restricted by US law. In Muslim-majority countries, the red cross is replaced by red-crescent. What doctors use now of two snakes is from Greek Mythology and even that is mistakenly referred to Caduceus which actually is wrong. The magical wand with two entwined snakes is actually ‘Rod of Asclepius’ who used to treat patients by traveling.

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Answered by mdrafiqmullarafiqmul
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It is not a plus sign but the sign of the Red Cross.

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