Respiratory Therapy Research Paper

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I have chosen the Respiratory Care program to versify my skills, to challenge myself and to help people and save lives. I understand versifying my skills will be both difficult and challenging. For example, in traumatic injuries Respiratory Therapist are needed if the patient has difficulty breathing. The respiratory therapist has to work quickly and precise to help the patient and help the physician to properly treat their patients. I understand that respiratory therapist goes beyond just traumas you are able to versify your skills with many unique specialties such as Neonatal, Polysomnography or Pulmonary Rehab. In order to achieve those types of skills, one must first need to be a well-trained therapist with the proper education.
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