what is snake and chalice medical symbol?

Answer 1

The Aesculpian Staff (Caduces)
The Doctor's Emblem
Ever since Asklepios' time, the medical profession has used a staff entwined by a snake as its special symbol. This is commonly called the Aesculpaian staff, after the god's Latin name. Modern scholars, however, doubt that the symbol originated in Greece. It probably derived from the Jews' imprisonment in Egypt and ther desert wanderings.
People in that region suffered from a type of worm known as Dracunculus medinensis. (These worms grow under the skin, particularly in the lower extremities. Whey they push out through the skin, blisters and infected sores often arise. Their toxins can also produce general reactions such as hives, nausea, vomiting and fever.) But a way was found to get rid of the worms, which could be up to a half a metre long. They were carefully rolled up on a little peg. This may be why the Jews considered the snake a sign of victory. The brazen serpent which God commanded Moses to make (Numbers 21 ) might have been a Dracunculus worm! -

Answer 2

The caduceus was originally the Greek symbol for the God Hermes and later that of the Roman equivalent, Mercury In is a one for m or another a symbol depicting a winged staff with two inter twined serpents which are supposed to represent the life forces of humans.
Try going to http;//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/caduceus
and see what they have on the subject.
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Answer 3

Caduceus

Answer 4

its a bowl of Hygeia symbol of Pharmacy