Annotated Bibliography
Kirkey, Sharon. “Doctors Discriminate Against the Obese: Expert.” Halifax Daily News, 4 Feb 2008, p.9. LexisNexis Academic. http://www.lexisnexis.com/lnaucui2api/results/permalink.do
This source’s main claim is that obese patients are dissatisfied and fed up with the mistreatment from their doctors. Specifically, patients are being misdiagnosed and hurried throughout their appointments. Also, some patients are so unwilling to go see their doctor because of weight judgement and decide to avoid contact. Moreover, because of this it is more likely for obese patients to get more sick and accumulate health expenses. An important view is that doctors just see their patients’ weight rather than diagnosing the root to causes …show more content…
As many doctors, do not know how to treat them they tend to get chubbier and in bad conditions. The main important issue is that children that are overweight are prescribed by doing physical activities, and usually for children that are obese tend to have problems and do not pursue it. Doctors give them a little attention as if they not succeed either with physical exercise or diet they send them right into surgery and this can affect their health. Causing diseases as depression, cardiovascular disease, and type two diabetes. Health organizations are now teaching old and upcoming doctors how to treat child obesity properly with precautions and everything at its time. The evaluation of this source shows a lot of content and reliability as it shows specifically how obese children are treated. Giving enough information, facts, and statistics which this source is very useful and substantial. The author is convincing the audience in how doctors manage their ways to do what they desire not thinking properly in the consequences of their patient. The point of view shows how much relevant information there is for my research …show more content…
The main issue is how the patient is responding towards the word of the doctor. The main claim is that patients are declining any kind of help by the doctor as the obese patients feel that they are not being treated properly and are left alone. The evaluation of this source claims important information of how the audience can react to this problem between the doctor and the patients. As well as the information is supported by the evidence of how obese patients have said how they are treated very often. The truthfulness and the reliability of this source shows specifically how the author is persuading his intentions to make a purpose very clear by how patients do not treated properly. This source if very useful containing tremendous facts, emotions, and statistics in how the information is being persuade and important on my research paper as it covers significant
Kirkey, Sharon. “Doctors Discriminate Against the Obese: Expert.” Halifax Daily News, 4 Feb 2008, p.9. LexisNexis Academic. http://www.lexisnexis.com/lnaucui2api/results/permalink.do
This source’s main claim is that obese patients are dissatisfied and fed up with the mistreatment from their doctors. Specifically, patients are being misdiagnosed and hurried throughout their appointments. Also, some patients are so unwilling to go see their doctor because of weight judgement and decide to avoid contact. Moreover, because of this it is more likely for obese patients to get more sick and accumulate health expenses. An important view is that doctors just see their patients’ weight rather than diagnosing the root to causes …show more content…
As many doctors, do not know how to treat them they tend to get chubbier and in bad conditions. The main important issue is that children that are overweight are prescribed by doing physical activities, and usually for children that are obese tend to have problems and do not pursue it. Doctors give them a little attention as if they not succeed either with physical exercise or diet they send them right into surgery and this can affect their health. Causing diseases as depression, cardiovascular disease, and type two diabetes. Health organizations are now teaching old and upcoming doctors how to treat child obesity properly with precautions and everything at its time. The evaluation of this source shows a lot of content and reliability as it shows specifically how obese children are treated. Giving enough information, facts, and statistics which this source is very useful and substantial. The author is convincing the audience in how doctors manage their ways to do what they desire not thinking properly in the consequences of their patient. The point of view shows how much relevant information there is for my research …show more content…
The main issue is how the patient is responding towards the word of the doctor. The main claim is that patients are declining any kind of help by the doctor as the obese patients feel that they are not being treated properly and are left alone. The evaluation of this source claims important information of how the audience can react to this problem between the doctor and the patients. As well as the information is supported by the evidence of how obese patients have said how they are treated very often. The truthfulness and the reliability of this source shows specifically how the author is persuading his intentions to make a purpose very clear by how patients do not treated properly. This source if very useful containing tremendous facts, emotions, and statistics in how the information is being persuade and important on my research paper as it covers significant