1 Assess the patient’s clinical need for blood and when it is required. 2 Inform the patient and/or relatives about the proposed transfusion treatment and record in the patient’s notes that you have done so. 3 Record the indications for transfusion in the patient’s notes. 4 Select the blood product and quantity required.…
The Lap Band System uses a Lap Band which is an adjustable gastric band that is actually a silicone belt that is placed around the top of the stomach. Lap Band surgery is one in which this band is placed dividing the stomach into two parts with the upper part forming a pouch which is connected to the lower part of the stomach through a narrow passage. It's a weight loss surgery but unlike gastric bypass surgery it is temporary whereas gastric bypass surgery is permanent and requires much more of a lifestyle change. You can lose belly fat and other body fat with this procedure.…
The power of prophecy emerges in the earliest time in the wilderness through Azazel; inevitably, intertwining his abilities with that of Pan. In the area of Mesopotamia, Azazel/Pan prevails as the leader of the goat creatures known as Seirim and also as the jinn that haunts the wasteland of Semitic tribes. Concurrently, these creatures could take possession of people and also encompasses the ability to prophesy. To this end, the ancients sought these creatures out, (numerous people believing they were gods) to find messages in dreams and events in everyday life. Accordingly, this capacity to prophesy became known as manteia, a form of divination or insight from the gods.…
A South Florida plastic surgeon performs a whole new procedure than what the patient paid for. On February 15, 2016, Crystal Heath went to Dr. Omulepu for a liposuction and Brazilian butt lift. When Crystal woke up from her anesthesia, she realized that the doctor ended up giving her a tummy tuck instead. His reasoning in doing this was because she didn’t have enough fat on her stomach to be transferred to her backside to do the original procedure (krauth, Torres 2016). After the surgery, crystal was left with a 7-inch hole in her stomach that resulted in an 11-day hospital stay.…
A story of a woman in the documentary film called “Sicko” who lost her child because of health insurance companies really bothered me as a future mom. She, as a good mother called an ambulance to get help for her daughter. They took her to the hospital, but it turns out they took her into the “wrong” hospital because her health insurance refused to cover her treatment in another hospital. To me, it is inhuman to refuse medical help because of money.…
GAnyone can grow up to be anything. Perhaps we want to be someone who can help our community or be a big help. Some become firefighters, other police officers. Nevertheless, for the sake of this essay, let us say that we wan to go to school to become a children's surgeon. Only 19.2% of surgeons in the Untied States are female doctors as of 2008.…
Organ donation is a method of surgically transfer an organ or tissue from one person and placing it into someone else. Everyone is However what are the risks and the safeties of organ donation? To begin with there might be a possible rejection between the recipient and the organ, What is more is that there are surgery complications.…
Historically a patient consent for health care was not a priority, it was primarily up to the physician to proceed with a surgery at his discretion. In “Informed Consent to Medical and Surgical Treatment” Christopher White, Arnold Rosoff, and Theodore LeBlang, explain a few ways patient consent has evolved over the years. Since malpractice litigation was becoming a big issue in the seventies and eighties, providers had to make sure that they were protected in such cases. Years ago, Care givers were being charged with assault for giving care without consent, luckily the courts have changed the way they handle such cases, now they would be charged with negligence instead.…
In the documentary film Sick Around America follows individuals around America with different medical scenarios and their experience with the health care system. The film starts out with a family who had a million-dollar baby to insurance companies. But this family did not have to worry about the cost because the father had a job at Microsoft. He had health insurance through them, so they end up paying for all bills from the baby.…
Previous to 1998, women with breast cancer were unable to use their health insurance to cover reconstructive procedures after mastectomy. In the late 90’s reconstructive surgeon Dr. Todd Wider and his patient Janet Franquent were two key figures in making a change by starting a crusade to change the law. In 1998 the Women’s Health & Cancer Act passed by Congress. Due to this act being passed many women are now able to have reconstructive procedures performed and covered by their health insurance. According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is one of two most common cancers among American women and about 1 in 8 women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer.…
The ethical dilemma I chose to discuss was about adolescent bariatric surgery. The ethical principle involved is beneficence vs nonmaleficence. The ethical issue involved, is knowing when is it okay to perform bariatric surgery on an adolescent patient. The surgeons have to weigh out the risks vs the benefits.…
Each and every single human being on this earth should be treated with better health care options, and loyalty when it comes to insuring coverage for…
The phrase “drop in a bucket,” is a phrase to say a person can have $100, but there is a million dollar goal, the money now may seem big, but the goal later in life is bigger than what was expected (“A drop”). This little idiomatic phrase is essential to this problem of having some money before organ transplants; that little drop (money before) needs to multiply extravagantly to fill the bucket (cost after bills). To really go into the topic, a main matter for attention related to organ trade and sales is the cost to receive an organ and plus the hospital bill right after. A proposal to make about this is to find a way to lower that high price of the ending bill and make sure families do not have to suffer after all of the turmoil. It would…
There are many benefits of a physician-assisted weight-loss counseling program that you do not get in a commercial weight loss program. Physician-assisted weight loss is also a good alternative to bariatric surgery. Medical weight loss programs are designed to help you gradually lose weight and keep it off, while not damaging your health as crash dieting can do. When you participate in a physician-assisted weight loss program, all of your meals are planned for you. A nutritional counselor and dietitian along with the physician will evaluate your eating habits and create a balanced diet that is suitable for your current weight, height and weight loss goals.…
Did the End Justify the Means? An ethical dilemma is a situation where one has to make a decision between two moral options; both of these options would end up with a negative result. In the movie called, “John Q”, John Q Archibald has a son who has a fatal cardiac condition and needs surgery as soon as possible. However, the parents do not have nearly as much as they need to even pay the deposit.…