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Pathologist
* Many pathologists pursue an academic career
  - use scalpels with rulers marked on their blades
* Most pathologists receive training in both clinical and anatomical pathology.
* act as consultants to other medical practitioners.
* also conduct autopsies
  - perform autopsies
* are doctors specializing in the study of tissue
  - medical doctors who treat patients through laboratory medicine
  - most helpful in confirming or ruling out the possibility of cancer
  - pathologists because they are pathologists
  - physicians who specialize in the origin, nature and course of diseases
  - the vital link between modern medical care and pure laboratory science
* commonly receive biopsies from the endometrium, endocervix, and cervix.
* concur that the female pelvis reaches maturity at puberty or shortly afterwards.
* define catarrh as an inflammation of a mucous membrane.
* discuss the effects of injury, alcohol, drugs and tobacco on human organs.
* do it with corpses.
* give two causes for luxations, one known and the other unknown.
* interpret and diagnose the changes in tissue caused by disease.
* look to blood as a functional disturber.
* now recognize more than three dozen different types of lymphoma
  - use a different set of criteria to call a cell a cancerous cell
* perform superficial FNAs.
* play a vital role as a part of the patient's primary health care team
  - on the patient's primary health care team
* provide services crucial to the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
* recommend to apply when soybeans are producing flowers on the lower half of the plant.
* see PAS-positive material in affected cells.
* study four to five years after medical school and their postgraduate training
  - the causes and characteristics of diseases
* teach other patients how to make sounds or increase their language skills.
* use it, often from a cheap source, to remove glycogen.
* usually work in hospitals where doctors send specimens for diagnosis.

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Forensic pathologist
* apply the knowledge of human biology to crime investigation.
* are medical doctors that specialize in forensic pathology
  - doctors, physicians, with a specialization in forensic pathology
  - most interested in chemistry and toxicology
* contribute to homicide investigations by examining injuries for clues.
* seek to determine what caused a person's death.

Oral pathologist
* Oral Pathologist Researches the causes, development and effects of oral diseases.
* study and research the causes and processional effects of diseases of the mouth
  - causes, processes and effects of diseases of the mouth
* treat diseases of the mouth.

Plant pathologist
* Plant Pathologists breed resistant plants and study the interactions between a plant and a disease
  - learn how plants grow and are affected by disease
* Some plant pathologists work in the field, helping farmers solve their immediate problems.
* can test their understanding of the costs and benefits of disease control.
* study the same type of things but concentrate much more on weather and dispersal.
* take many different approaches to diagnosing plant disease problems.