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In [[2371]] [[Quark]] called [[Julian Bashir]] a quack after his examination of [[Grand Nagus]] [[Zek]] failed to find any medical problems which might alter his behavior. Quark believed such a result was not in keeping with Bashir's reputation, which was enhanced by a nomination for a [[Carrington Award]], of being one of the best doctors in the [[Federation]]. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}}) |
In [[2371]] [[Quark]] called [[Julian Bashir]] a quack after his examination of [[Grand Nagus]] [[Zek]] failed to find any medical problems which might alter his behavior. Quark believed such a result was not in keeping with Bashir's reputation, which was enhanced by a nomination for a [[Carrington Award]], of being one of the best doctors in the [[Federation]]. ({{DS9|Prophet Motive}}) |
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Revision as of 09:46, 24 May 2011
Quack was a derogatory term for a medical doctor who was believed to be acting fraudulently in their practice of medicine.
In 2371 Quark called Julian Bashir a quack after his examination of Grand Nagus Zek failed to find any medical problems which might alter his behavior. Quark believed such a result was not in keeping with Bashir's reputation, which was enhanced by a nomination for a Carrington Award, of being one of the best doctors in the Federation. (DS9: "Prophet Motive")