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    My doctor set my mom and I down and informed us that I had roughly a 97% chance of losing my leg due to the infection. As this set in, I realized that my ride with Staph infection had begun. Prepping for surgery, my doctors informed me that I was going to be in surgery for two hours the first day, and then the following day I would be in surgery for another eight…

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    Assisted Suicide Analysis

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    essentially. The AMA supports the removal of such devices because it allows the patient to take up the risk of dying that is part of the illness they have. The reason the AMA supports such actions, but they do not support assisted suicide is because when a doctor removes the breathing apparatus, he or she are not removing the devices with specific intent to kill the patient (Karaim, 2013, p. 457). Even though the American Medical Association does not support assisted suicide, some bioethicists…

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    I sat near somebody that was coughing or sniffling my mom would tell me to move away because I “didn’t know what they had,” ultimately scaring me into thinking if I went near them I will get sick or something bad will happen. In the film The Host doctors proclaim that the sea creature has a virus, and anyone touched by the creature or in in contact with people who have touched the creature will also develop the virus. This instills fear in the people, however, later on the film it is discovered…

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    The short story “A Story of an Hour” was written by Kate Chapin in 1894. In the story, Mrs. Mallard believes that her husband is dead which causes her to experience a multitude of differing emotions. Her husband then walks through the front door causing Mrs. Mallard to die of, “a joy that kills” (17-18). This story was written over 100 years ago, and women were treated very differently then. Women were seen as property rather than as individuals. They did not have the right to vote, they could…

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    Success through failures Hlawn Kip Tlem. She was once a SHS cardinal and now working as an assistant accountant at BKD,LLP. BKD, formerly known as Baird, Kurtz & Dobson, is one of the top 10 accounting companies in the United States. Tlem got Bachelor of science degree in accounting, summa cum laude, from University of Evansville in May 2015 with an Outstanding Senior Service Award. This award is giving to only one female and one male graduating seniors from the entire school. Compared to her…

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    sufficient chairs in the waiting room put in an angle or away from the door, so that way patients wouldn’t be throwing chairs because they are so eager to get out or people getting hurt by them. The moment the patient goes through the door to see the doctor, nothing should be in the middle of the walk way. Cabinets should always be locked, so that way nobody can get a hold of medications. Each office should have a panic button even in the front, where the medical assistance or front desk clerk…

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    By signing a waiver of consent, a patient is allowing their doctor to perform any procedure they feel is required to keep the patient safe and healthy. Before medical professionals give consent, the patient must know all of the possible outcomes the procedure could have. “It is the duty of the doctor to make a reasonable disclosure to his patient of the nature and probable consequences”(Kirby 69). By not telling the patient, the doctor is denying the patient of their human rights of their own…

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    The book I read was called The Awakening. Throughout the book interesting things happened. The book is about a young woman named Edna Pontellier. She has a husband and two little boys. As the book progresses Mrs. Pontellier strays away from her husband. She starts to fall for a different man named Robert Lebrun. Throughout the book Mrs. Pontellier tries her best to be closer to Robert. However many different things block Edna from being with Robert Lebrun. Mrs. Pontellier dreams about being with…

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    months to live but maybe they get care from the doctor and live for 5 more years? What would you want them to do, just remember if they end their life you will never speak to them again and you will always wonder if you could have had more good memories with them. With a decision this tough it’s hard to decide what should happen but the patient should choose what is best for them not what is best for its family, but if they get care from the doctor and manage the symptoms they could more than…

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    Like everyone else growing up, I had many friends, most of which lived in my neighborhood. There was the girl next door who 's mom made the best dumplings, or the boys up the street who loved riding bikes and skateboards and playing x-box, or the kids on the adjacent street to mine who made homemade go-karts and tree forts. But these are only kids in my neighborhood, what about the adults? Across the street from me lived an older couple, “The Benners,” says a small metal sign in the front yard.…

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