Conventional medicine is the type of medicine that the people who control the medical education system have deemed to be the most appropriate system of medical care. In the United States, conventional medicine consists primarily of drugs and surgery, which are the most widely used treatment modalities.
There are common established heights for table/counter surface and seating combinations. They are: Table height: 30in (750mm), with a chair at 18in (450mm). Counter height: 36in (900mm), with stools at 24 in (600mm). Standard bar height: 42in (1050mm), stools at 30in (750mm).
Bar stools vary greatly in height, especially since stools designed for table and countertop height are sometimes referred to as bar stools. Those designed for bar height are typically between 29 and 32 inches tall from the floor to the top of the seat. Extra-tall bar stools are normally 33 to 36 inches high from the floor to the top of the seat. Ideally, the top of the seat should be 12 inches below the top of the bar.