Allopathic Physicians are physicians who practice medicine using:

• A. A physician offering medical care using pharmacologically active agents or surgical interventions to treat or suppress symptoms.
• B. A non-physician who assists in clinics.
• C. A medical student.
• D. A home health aide.

Answer: (A)

Allopathic medicine is conventional medical practice that treats disease primarily with pharmacologic agents (drugs) and surgical procedures. This approach uses medications and surgeries to diagnose, relieve, or reverse illness and its symptoms. The described physician fits this model because they provide medical care through drugs and surgical interventions. The other roles—an assistant who is not a physician, a medical student, or a home health aide—do not represent licensed physicians who practice medicine.