I am a certified nurse anesthetist and work in the emergency department of a major hospital in the Chicago suburbs. I have seen a number of patients in the emergency department, and I have learned a lot about the human body. In order to maintain my certification as a nurse anesthetist, I have to keep myself constantly active. I am a huge advocate of exercise and nutrition.
My favorite part of the nurse job is the hours. I get to spend a lot of time with patients who are on their own, and I get to see them in different body types, different ages, different medical conditions. The hours are a big part of my job, and it’s helped shape my personality.
The word “whizzle” is a medical term referring to a rapid (usually painful) onset of pain. In medicine, the word is synonymous with “death.” The word “whizz” refers to an abrupt jump in rate and intensity of the symptoms, like the sudden appearance of a fever. The “death” part is the abrupt stop in the symptoms.
The words are just so easy to use in a sentence without even thinking about it. I don’t even get to tell him that his new doctor sucks. It’s all part of what we call the language of medicine.
For a medical diagnosis, most doctors use the term “fever” to describe the sudden onset of a painful and sudden illness. But word whizz in a medical context is used to refer to the sudden stop in symptoms. Like I wrote above, the word is actually a medical term that refers to the abrupt stop in the rate and intensity of the symptoms. As we know, the normal rate of these symptoms of illness is about every three to six hours.
So when a doctor says a fever is “hot” and a fever is “cold,” she’s usually referring to the same thing. A fever is a symptom. A fever can be a symptom of something else.
So here’s the really interesting thing about word whizz: it can also refer to the sudden start of a fever. For instance, a doctor might say someone’s fever is a little high, but later in the day it’s actually a little cold. So this is also a symptom. It’s literally a symptom, but like a pain in the ass.
What it boils down to is that word whizz is a symptom. So the word whizz can be used to describe a fever or a cough or a cold, etc. So the term is most likely the same as a fever. Its not a symptom of anything. Its literally a symptom. Its a symptom, but a symptom of something. When someone says a fever is hot, they are actually saying the same thing, its a symptom.
As for doctors, you can learn from this because we all have a hard time using the word “doctor” to describe a person. “Doctor” is a medical term that describes a person who diagnoses diseases, performs surgeries, etc. Its not a medical term that describes a person who does all of those things.
Doctors are people who diagnose and treat illnesses. Its like saying a doctor is a doctor, a doctor is a doctor, a doctor may be a doctor, a doctor can be a doctor, etc. These are all different things, and you can get confused with the terminology used, but basically, a doctor is someone who diagnoses diseases and performs surgeries.