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How sharp is your medical lingo? Even experienced professionals may be stumped by these obscure terms! Definitions are drawn from the Dictionary of Nursing and the Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary on Oxford Reference. No patients were harmed in the making of this quiz.
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Collect my doctorate’s what?
Wow, you’ve corrected it! It now reads “Result: Collect your Medicinae Doctor. You are a medical genius or you are already a doctor.” instead of “Collect your doctorate’s”. I suspect that was a mistake for the plural.