IPA: /fɪˈzeɪətri/
KK: /fɪˈzeɪətri/
A branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of physical impairments and disabilities through physical means, such as exercise and rehabilitation.
After her injury, she started seeing a specialist in physiatry to help her recover.
Physiatry is formed from "physio-" (from Greek "phusis", meaning nature or physical) and "-iatry" (from Greek "iatreia", meaning healing or medical treatment). The word refers to the branch of medicine that focuses on physical rehabilitation and healing of the body.
Think of 'nature' ('physio-') and 'healing' ('-iatry') to remember that physiatry is about healing the physical body.
No commonly confused words.