What is a bone specialist called?
Correct answer: Osteopath
DrFishless
this is actually incorrect. A "bone specialist" is an orthopedic surgeon.
lee coggin
A bone specialist is an orthopedist, not an osteopath.
Player #3143655
orthopedic surgeon
itsybitsy
when people point out that it's wrong, it's time to remove it
Nadina Begić Hidić
This is horrific. Remove the question please.
Player Panda
FunkyMonkey, a chiropractor deals only with the spine including neck and girdle osteopaths treat the entire musculoskeletal system
KingSwift36
An osteopath is a DO physician, not a bone specialist...
mentalgirlone1
Not accurate an orthopaedic consultant is a bone specialist.
Player #32825072
A bone specialist is an orthopedic Dr or orthopedist. An osteopath treats various illnesses by natural treatments.
Roopini
DrFishless, ya but the only available option there that's atleast nearby to correct
Coco
They are not bone specialists. As stated- this is alternative medicine
Kl2gh4
Remove the question its completely wrong
Chilled Tea
An osteopath is a licensed physician who practices medicine using both conventional treatments and osteopathic manipulative medicine, which focuses on relieving pain and tension in the musculoskeletal system.
Fatimah Evans
its called ORTHOPEDIC
Mori
DrFishless, I agree. that was my first thought. I'm not even sure osteopaths themselves would agree.
Duckie
Orthopedist is a bone specialist
Player #14470174
In the US, DO's are osteopathic physicians, fully licensed in every medical specialty. MD's are allopathic or homeopathic. In some countries osteopaths only do manipulation. Orthopedic physicians (MD or DO) are bone specialists.
Player #32444335
A bone specialist is an Orthopaedic surgeon not a osteopath....
Roronoa Zorro
Correction, its actually Orthopedist
Player zap
orthopedic doctor is also bone doctor!!
K/DA Kai'sa Prestige
i thought it was a hemathologist
Glänzendmir2825✨
Ortho is related to bone.. Here, osteo.. 🤔 Anyways, both starts with O🤣
Player #4117110
I go to an osteopath and she can realine my pelvis in 1 visit, which then releives my back and hip pain, no one else could help me
Paul walker
Who has instagram
Player #16669608
rubbish. osteopaths don't need to be qualified medics, in no way are they bone specialists. utter nonsense.
Shaddy1997
As others have started, the correct term is "orthopedic" not osteopathic.
:(Nancy E):
Player #13707151, if you have bones out of alignment an MD only has surgery or medication to offer. An osteopath can put things back in place.
Player #13830511
i didnt touch anything it gave a wrong answer as soon as it popped up
OJMortus
the answer to this question is WRONG !
Kiddienurse 84
This answer is incorrect. An orthopedist is a bone specialist. An osteopath is not an M.D. but essentially performs the same function as one. The designation for an osteopath is D.O. following his or her name.
LateralRendering3
Player #117537, what
Player #4165600
DrFishless, Not all Ortho docs are surgeons
Player #4518424
A radiologist may know about bones but he specialises in x rays
Player #1351937
DrFishless, you are absolutely right.