The Pros And Cons Of RIP

With new technological advances in today’s society things are moving very fast and would also apply to the medical field of work. Throughout this change of pace researchers and scientists have developed a technology called RIP. This piece of technology is used to make informed decisions about whether this patient should be administered life-saving treatment or allow the patients to die. This all happens in about a couple of milliseconds and tells the doctors what should be administered to the patient. This technology also gives the doctors some probability statistics whether the patients has a 90% chance of dying or a 30%. If it is lower than 5% then it won’t give life-saving treatment to the dying patient. This sort of technology is useful in emergency rooms as it can save lives faster while keeping costs low and stress low. In my personal expression towards RIP is that it’s a very good advancement in medical technology but they should still keep the human aspect of the job still there. What I mean by this is that the doctors have the final say whether they should still save the patient or not, like the doctors can override the system by having a key card or some sort of code to punch in. While in stressful situations Doctors can make mistakes when …show more content…
It will mostly be don’t with much more machinery and computer sciences. Such as when we went from horses as transportation to car and then cars having computers in then, by 2020 we will have self-driving car. This would also apply the medical world, we will be moving at greater speeds with the help of computer and machinery. With that being said the most ethical way to use medical technology is use it anyway you can to save a life in the most efficient way possible with the most little pain and suffering as possible. Doctors are supposed to help people and adding this to their arsenal makes their job a bit