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…Where have all the nurses gone? To put it bluntly- when a student on campus at Hagerstown Community College gets sick, they're screwed. This campus has no medical facility. No licensed nurse. Not even a referral to a local clinic is available. The only…
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…the care of all patients.” Informing Mrs. Smith know that oncology is not my specialty, however I will be reviewing medical procedures done with the referred specialist. 2. The questions should be formulated to the patients in a manner that to obtain…
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…. With superlative care, many kinds of pain can indeed be reduced in many patients, and adequate control ncy may mean an agonizing final few hours. Even a patient receiving the most advanced and sympathetic medical attention may still experience episodes…
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…Brief Look at Euthanasia- Euthanasia is one of the most acute and uncomfortable contemporary problems in medical ethics. Is Euthanasia Ethical? The case for euthanasia rests on one main fundamental moral principle: mercy…
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…of all I thought about all the days my mother would talk about her vision of my future as a doctor, helping people like her and others who needed care. Since that day, my ambition for becoming a doctor, which was a natural choice since both of my parents spent…
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…behaviors in the child’s usual settings. The health care professional who makes the diagnosis is supposed to get input from both the parents and teachers. They will research the child’s history of the symptoms, differential diagnosis, possible comorbid…
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…as to the health of the captive; the card must be filed within seven days of the arrival to the camp. Medical care must be provided for those who need it, there should be an infirmary in the camp and it should be staffed with qualified medical personnel. That doesn't…
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…treatment options. Current treatment methods are based on both clinical research and experience (Psychology Today). Treatment of schizophrenia has three main components. The first of the components is medication. The second is education and psychiatric care
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…, glue-like substance that can anchor them to all kinds of material - such as metals, plastics, soil particles, medical implant materials, and tissue. A biofilm can be formed by a single bacterial species, but more often biofilms consist of many species…
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…$47,800. Median annual earnings of respiratory therapy technicians employed in general medical and surgical hospitals were $34,210 in 2002. Respiratory therapists advance in clinical practice by moving from general care to care of critical patients who have…
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